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Thread: The ole "Crappie Rig" Report on Big G!

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    Default The ole "Crappie Rig" Report on Big G!


    Well, here they are. I went to Big G bent on going old school on those crappie. I broke out the two hook crappie rigs we used as children and landed them papermouths. Even got a double or two and netted a few of their friends. Their great, great, great grand-dads should have schooled them about the crappie rig cause I guess I caught them off guard. I bounced the bottom a little and caught a lot. The wind came up like they said it would and nearly blew me off the lake, but I hung in there.

    I should have taken a picture of right before dark. I had been fishing the open water, but went to this old bridge and caught a couple of real pretty rock bass. That was cool.

    Anyway, score a few for the old crappie rig and minnow trick. It is a good method because sometimes you see the fish on the finder and they just don't bite. This way, I'd drift through, catch a few, mark the spot and then go back later with jigs and finish them off. Gettin' smarter in my old age.

    Here's a pic of an unusual crappie rig double up.

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    Sounds like you had a good day!

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    Good report I guess I will have to go back to the old school also. I have not fished since last Monday still trying to get last years yard work done. Maybe I can try later this week and try some of the old places we fished to used the two hook rig because the fish would not bite for me last week.

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    What does this ole rig look like?

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    usually a 1/2 ounce to 1 ounce weight attached to the bottom
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    Quote Originally Posted by LarryDavid View Post
    usually a 1/2 ounce to 1 ounce weight attached to the bottom
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    Where did you end up finding them

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    mainly hanging out in the deeper water near their spawning grounds, sometimes on into the shallows as I drifted in
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    Quote Originally Posted by LarryDavid View Post
    mainly hanging out in the deeper water near their spawning grounds, sometimes on into the shallows as I drifted in
    I love that setup larrydavid it has always worked for me. Great catch and catching doubles is a hoot..

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