Just wanted to know if anyone can point me to a good spot to find drift wood and yes I know water, the river, a lake blah blah blah.
I have a few multi fish mounts ta do one has 4 bluegill the other a Walleye and 3 pearch. Both would like a branchy looking drift wood.
I am from Southern Michigan and dont mind going ta look but my full time job of watching my daughter kinda puts a damper on looking but can go when the wife is home on weekends. Just cant spend days trying to find a good spot to start looking. Anyways if anyone has some tips where ta look could ya please fill me in.
Thanks and take care, Andrew
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not trying to be a smart a$$ but in the Van Dykes catolog on pages 204 and 205 you'll find the best you can get with out having to de-bug it and even leave your house to get it. My family has 900' of beach front property that I used to get all my driftwood from, now it makes a really good bonfire.
worked for me.
She is a tad young to take and feel safe with me looking for the driftwood and keeping an eyes on her I wouldnt get much done LOL.
Also John I dont think what Van Dykes has is large enough for what Im in need of.
you might not think you are. :)
Hi, im about due to go hunting for wood, i have several spots that are full of driftwood that got beached after heavy rains this spring, come for a couple hours, and youll leave with some good stuff, also, i have a friend who farms, he had a 10 acre tract of old, old cedar, some 30 ft, this 10 has never been collected on, and when i was scouting for deer, i found the motherload.
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i live in Deford michigan, right in the middle of deford state wildlife area (30,000 acres)