Spoon fishing for crappies

[ARcrappie]

Spoon fishing for crappies is an productive way to catch crappie. Check out this article about the Mooselook Wobbler spoon.

[Crestliner08]

What article?

[ARcrappie]

Mooselook Wobbler

[Crestliner08]

What sizes do you use for crappie and how do you fish them? I've used KastMaster spoons (1/12 oz.) and small size Swedish Pimples on many occasions during the ice out and just prior to ice up. We cast them out and let them sink to depth. Then a slow retrieve for a few feet and another drop. Very effective on bluegill as well as perch. I've never done well using these for crappie though - no idea why? Never tried the Mooselook though. I'll have to get a few. Thanks for the info.

[ARcrappie]

3/4-ounce spoon around brush piles or schools of crappie in open water works good.

[skiptomylu]

I was fishing with a friend early summer and he wanted to go fish for Yellow Bass with 1/2 oz spoons and we did catch some of the Yellow bass and some white bass, but also found one spot that we caught some really nice crappie on them as well.

[kycreek]

I've been using something similar for striper/Kentucky Bass fishing the last couple of weeks. I've never fished a spoon in my life until about 3 weeks ago & went fishing with my 77 year old uncle. Well he has made a believer out of me. I've already stocked up a box with several sizes/namebrands/styles. I'm going to try and purchase some of these. They look like a killer bait. Thanks for the heads up.

[hair jig]

Love spoons they are very productive in winter time.

[chaunc]

I use spoons for crappies but they're a diffrent kind. They're called Microspoons. Been using them for quite some time now and they are a killer bait. I've caught just about every species of fish on them too. Give Keith and Jessica a look. You'll be glad you did. www.microspoons.com

[Blackhawk19]

I see they started selling to the public again, they had went just wholesale for awhile. Glad to see that.