Across the country they are known by different names, but one thing everyone can agree on is how much we love these feisty fish. Not only do crappie provide wonderful fishing and memories for anglers of all ages, they also happen to be one of the finest-tasting freshwater fish around. What’s not to love?

I was introduced to crappie fishing in a 25-acre pond in central ...

I've consolidated all the pictures in the 2010 Crappie.com April Picture contest.
I've asked my family members to all pic a winner, and I will organize those winner once they've been chosen.
This is what they will win from TTI Blakemore:

Here's the original thread on the message board.
http://www.crappie.com/crappie/main-...m-contest.html

49

Is the winner, and the following 3 pics are runners up.
20
16
61

But I want the owners of the following pics to send me their contact info as well please. PM Slab on the message board.
15, 30, 31, 41, 38, 39, 65, 57
So many great pics, I loved them all. ...

Live minnows are hands-down one of the best presentations for filling a stringer with crappie, yet every crappie fisherman, at some point in his or her fishing career, has faced the problem of dead minnows. The peak of summer is the toughest time to keep bait alive, but all through the year ...

Article #4
Most experienced anglers consider water temperature to be the single most important factor governing the occurrence and behavior of crappie and their locations. They sometimes behave in what seems an irrational or unpredictable way. Once the angler understands how water temperature influences crappie behavior, they can pinpoint crappie ...

Are you a crappie commando? Are you the “go to” guy or gal in your
hometown that people approach when wanting to know information on where
and how to catch crappie? If not, I am going to tell you how to locate
crappie hotspots in your area.
The importance of water temperature is one of the first things to remember
when locating crappie. Understanding water temperature and how it affects
the behavior of crappie is probably the most important piece of crappie
knowledge that you can be armed with. In January through ...

Ed: I want to take the time to personally thank you for "The greatest fishing site on the web". I was a fishing guide on the Mississippi River for over thirty years and I am still learning thanks to your site.
The people who I have met on this site (Especially ...

Grandparents & I saw a commotion on the surface of our local lake. Went to investigate, thinking it was "jumps" (surface feeding fish). When we got there, it was a 4lb Bass with a 2lb Bass hung in its mouth .... ethical angler that my Grampa was, he pulled ...