The Honey Hole Tree is a multi-purpose piece of artificial fish habitat. The environmentally safe tubing which is used for the limbs creates 15,000 square inches of surface area for algae, eggs, and insect larvae to attach to, creating an ample food source for baitfish. The dozens of slots around the cone-shaped base allow baitfish access to a place to hide, and the spacing of the flexible limbs provide ample cover for lurking sportfish - like largemouth bass. 

Patent #8,020,515 B2