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Your cart is empty.- Catch More Fish - Increase Survival Rates For Young Fish - Catch Bigger Fish Without Tangling Lures Build your own habitat with this three pack of Porcupine Fish Attractor Spheres. Fish attractors encourage baitfish and increase survival rates by providing refuge and shade for young fish. Best of all lures will not get hung up on this structure. Each sphere contains 26 holes for 1/2" PVC (PVC not included). Simply cut different lengths of PVC pipe and glue directly into the sphere. Place at varying depths in groups of at least three or more.
Glenn w.
Reviewed in the United States on September 18, 2024
Ball was to weak would crack easily. Need to reinforce the plastic ball
mark
Reviewed in the United States on July 15, 2024
These were easy to use just slightly delicate. One you have all your pipe in ( we used 5ft sections) lower them into place gently. Throwing them in the pond will destroy them
Edward Dennis
Reviewed in the United States on March 18, 2024
I constructed 6 of these. I used 30" PVC lengths in 5 of them and all worked perfectly for 5-1/2' diameter structures. I tried to get creative with 1 and used 60" PVC lengths for a 10-1/2' diameter structure. It put too much stress on the porcupine ball and snapped it in half. I bolted it back together and managed to get this huge sputnik looking structure in 20' of water near the other 5 that are in 12' of water. they all hold fish but the crappie seem to love the 10-1/2' one. It would be nice if a heavy duty porcupine ball could be manufactured for use with 60" PVC lengths. But no complaints.
tayl1980
Reviewed in the United States on March 24, 2023
Easy for my grandchildren to assemble. They enjoyed the process of putting them under the dock When the lake comes up, they will be completely under the water. We already have bass bedding around them. Due to the style, the fish appear to feel safe and do not swim away. The grandchildren can stand on the sock and watch the fish swim among the pipes. I ordered even more.
Great Auntie Kim
Reviewed in the United States on August 26, 2021
I've used several and made several of my own. These seem to work the best. 1 dislike is they break very easily if you handle incorrectly while dropping them in.
Dallas Wheat
Reviewed in the United States on May 4, 2021
I have several maybe 12 or 15 or so hanging off of docks located around Lake of the Ozarks makes a great home for homeless crappie and other fish. Use sandpaper on the PVC to rough them up a little so the algae will adhere to the PVC easier. Crappie loves these! Easy to build let the PVC cement set a day or so before putting them in the water.
Matt
Reviewed in the United States on August 31, 2018
Very functional product, easy to put together.Dislikes: if you insert the 1/2 pvc pipe in to far eventually the ball structure will split apart at the seams. Glue is not strong enough to hold pressure.Use plumbers cement and primer as noted in directions and that helps a lot.
Michael Kasko
Reviewed in the United States on December 15, 2011
Started a structure program 3 years ago with PVC contraptions, and Christmas trees. Was going well but I Purchased a Dozen spheres and put these together with PVC from Lowes. They have been in the water 9 months. These are covered with algae and there are always fish around them. Our fishing success is getting better and we expect the fish population to continue to grow. These spheres provide a better cover and seem to attract morte fish than anything else in our lake. We plan to add a doxen more this year and next. Our 180 acre lake is becoming a great fishery thanks to these and our other added structure. This is just what the doctor ordered.
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