New self opening artificial habitat mimics nature

WOODSTOCK, Ill. - April 22, 2015 - PRLog -- We have opened a new chapter in the artificial habitat handbook with a whole new set of possibilities in fisheries management. This first of it's kind Fortress of cover, unfolds itself straight out of the box and comes ready to landscape your underwater terrain.

Nothing to do but toss in water from two to five feet and enjoy what comes next.

Although this unit has no set up and can be installed directly out of the box, you can always pinch and bend any of the material to a shape you like most. The strong but flexible material holds up to any abuse by nature, fish and fisherman and can be bent around like all of our reclaimed PVC products.

Made from pre-consumer PVC scrap, these vinyl pieces look and flow underwater like actual plants. The seven different styles of cuts and textures allow young of the year fishes countless small hiding places for protection.

Affected by gravity above water laying almost flat, these self contained and colorful condos of cover become weightless underwater. Flowing back and forth with waves and current, the limbs hover inches above the lake floor, creating the important basement level.

Three separate containers each containing unique textures and lengths of flexible pvc vinyl, blend together to create this new burst of infinite tight hiding spaces for smaller fish. (http://FISHIDING.com) The textured finish of the material allows alage and periphyton to attach readily on the substantially flat limb. In turn, the smaller fish graze on this important food source, allowing them to grow to a proper size for larger fish.

The Fortess fish habitat models stands 36 inches tall in the eight inch base when installed as arrives, or can be bent down shorter if desired. Remove the twist ties and this 13 pound unit opens to a full five foot six, with hundreds of separate strands and limbs to protect the fish.

Just add water and this model will grow food, grow fish and grow very old. Smooth and snag free, this model almost looks to good to plant in the lake instead of the yard.............no shovel needed!