In 2017, two North Carolina anglers sank Christmas trees and 12 artificial “trophy trees” to replace degraded fish attractors; the plastic structures lasted longer than the trees at surveyed sites

In a collaborative effort, North Carolina’s bass anglers and fisheries biologists have revitalized Sutton Lake by submerging Christmas trees and twelve innovative plastic fish attractors to restore damaged habitats. This initiative, which combines professional agency strategies with the insights of local fishing enthusiasts, aims to significantly improve fish habitats. Research suggests that these plastic structures excel in durability compared to traditional wood, promising enhanced fishing experiences in the future.
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