Building Fish Structure, Hands-On Habitat

Hands-On Habitat:
As reservoirs age, natural places for fish to find food and shelter can be lost. So crews in Northeast Texas are sinking some strange-looking structures and seeding native plants to improve the situation for both fish and fishermen.
This project was funded in part by a grant from the Sport Fish Restoration Program.

[@HookLife]

Great information. Thank you for sharing

[@sa1126]

Really cool stuff. Are there any other lakes in south central Texas with these fish habitats? I'll have to get a plate.

[@jldfishing6622]

We're going to need these in Lake Houston special since they're removing all the debris on the lake

[@adventure_48]

That aint no lie....Fishing this lake is so hard, the Crosby/Dam side over to Dussen Park has no structure or vegetation. Bare bottom sand and mud.....I've caught more fresh water drum than Bass or Crappie.

[@davidschmidt8391]

Put some of those in town lake and lake Austin since those (starile) grass carp y'all put in ate all the hydrilla and grasses...

[@jldfishing6622]

Can Texas Parks and Wildlife please do to Lake Houston

[@timparker1552]

I wish they would do this in Alabama on the Tennessee river system...

[@tdietrich77]

How did you sink the cubes?

[@jldfishing6622]

They already sprayed and killed all of our aquatic plants last year