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I agree that if you've tried line from that many places and feel it breaks too easy you might need a heavier line, or try tying a different knot. Fluorocarbon requires certain knots. Clinch knots...

CrappieDreamer you do some fantastic work! I have more jigs than I can ever use already, but every time you post something I feel like you posted it just for me lol! Pm your prices if you don't...

Road runners have the best flash


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Road runners are my favorite crappie spinner!



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I love using road runners!


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I like the fishing hot spots maps for paper maps. They usually show what areas of the lakes are good for what species throughout different seasons. I start with those and then go to the navionics...

What would be the difference? Bobber sinks...[emoji476]. Am I missing something lol?


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I rigged up my slip lock bobber with 2 string stops. I keep one slid down by my jig and move the top one up and down for normal slip rigging. If I wanna fish the slip lock bobber like a standard...

Just to update, I purchased some slip lock bobbers from clearly outdoors. So far, I really like them. They do exactly what I wanted. I got the small size and it matched up great with 1/8oz split...

CrappieDreamer I think I like that design better than the one I was looking at previously. I may try those instead. Thanks for the suggestion. That's why it's good to ask questions on here!
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Yes I agree nothing is fail proof. I've used the thill crappie corks, but I had one melt in my plastics box. Since then I've went back to the Everlasting slip bobber. Similar bobber just made out...

I think I will order a couple and see how they work. If nothing else just to make sure we're not all missing out on something lol! I'll let y'all know!


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Yes am jig fishing. Some lakes we fish have lots of standing timber and logs on shallow flats like less than 6 ft. It's easier to use a bobber because you can keep your jig closer to stumps longer....

Thanks ship! I been here a while, just don't post much. I don't feel experienced enough yet to offer much advice to anyone, and the search option usually reveals answers to my questions. I'd...

Has anyone used their revolution x bobber? They look nice in pictures. Balsa float with the ability to take it on and off without rerigging? I am currently using ESB bobbers now, but since I had...

US lines are marketed for extra strength. Alphahawk mentioned CX premium, I haven't personally tested it for break strength, but it is probably pretty close to what it says. Trilene XL is another...

Hey Machine 25 keepers on a tough bite sounds pretty good to me. Me and my friends got skunked on crappie that weekend. We spent time bass fishing and trying to get a walleye too though. We did...

Those are some nice fish Arctic! I enjoy seeing all the crappie you and crappie wrangler catch! I am one of the "lurkers" he mentioned the other day lol. When I figure out this crappie thing a...

Nice fish man! Nothing like catching a new personal best!!

Definitely bluegrass for me!

This is a great thread. Sometimes I have so many questions I don't know what to ask, so I enjoy reading threads like these where you more seasoned crappie fishermen just tell what works for you! ...

Go to eBay and search pocket luggage fishing scale. Mine is the little blue square one. It's surprisingly accurate. You can usually get them for around 5 bucks shipped.