Monday, September 26, 2011
Wednesday, September 21, 2011
Green Garbage for Fish Habitat?
http://structurespot.com/conservation/k-hoving-companies-going-green-for-fish-habitat/
Tuesday, September 13, 2011
Thursday, September 8, 2011
Sunday, September 4, 2011
Keep/Safe combo - Fishiding
Keep/Safe combo - Fishiding
This pair of artificial fish habitat units will bring the local fish to your spot to stay.
Consisting of one keeper and one safehouse unit, this combo is all it takes to start the food chain.
Each keeper fish attractor offers maximum shade and protection is abundant throughout this eco. friendly product made with reclaimed pvc material. With limbs all standing a full 48", these 2-1/2"-3-1/2" wide surfaces grow algae and aquatic life quickly.
Each keeper weighs approx. 28 pounds, and is recommended for depths over 10 feet. This large and somewhat coarse cover, provides habitat for all sizes of fish.
Bass,crappie,panfish alike utilize the shading effects of this new type of artificial fish attractor. Go-green and promote fish habitat restoration! Made in the USA with all American made materials.
The safehouse fish habitat unit stands between 42" and 46" tall and weighs about 14 pounds. This fish attractor has all the needed coverage to hold all sizes of fish.
Consisting of limbs ranging in width from 1.5"-4" wide and 18"-46" tall, it opens to a full 72" wide. With an average of 44 square feet of surface area, it provides plenty of surface area for algae and shade to attract fish.
Recommended for depths of 6'-12'. Reclaimed pvc limbs provide an eco.-friendly solution to fish habitat loss and degradation.
Bend to shape by hand to any desired shape and toss in water. Sinks itself.
Reclaimed pvc limbs provide an eco.-friendly solution to fish habitat. No tools or additional parts required to assemble and install.
Friday, September 2, 2011
SPONSOR CATEGORIES American Made BASS HABITAT camping/hiking/boating Conserv./Envrnmt CRAPPIE HABITAT Family/Friends FISH ATTRACTOR PROJECTS Fish
PORTLAND, Ore. – On Thursday, August 25th in Portland, Oregon, Governor John Kitzhaber will award $481,690 in thirteen grants to aid farmers, landowners, and local governments for being stewards of our natural resources.
The grants are funded by the Oregon Governor’s Fund for the Environment, which is supported by pollution penalties. Since its inception in 2005, polluters have been ordered to pay nearly $5 million into the fund.
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