any good crappie faqs

[Crappie Monster]

Check out my post “Eliminating water” just above this one. I make videos to help all anglers beginner to pro. No one would teach me anything when I started so I am on a mission to make it easier for people to get started.

[Crappie Monster]

Oh and don’t wait. Fishing is good now!

[Jamesdean]

If all you got is just one float for over $3.00 yes those are expensive. I found some on Amazon, package of 10 or 12 for around $5.00 and with prime shipping was free. Taped a small piece of plastic around the seam and sprayed the top with paint, and they work fine...

[Keith K]

above post has it close go to walmart for 10$ get assortment of jigs jigs.get slis bobber rig when u make retrive lift pole up an reel fist will help from getting hung up.if able you can wade in back water an wilw ling stiff pole cane pole works .fish aroumd any brush trees or wood. i find it hard to belive tou cant get on fish.you mite need to put more time an effort in it.their are some good videos on internet you need to find.you live in crappie heaven.when you move find local bait shop an ask about fishing people are always glad to help an they might get to make a buck.if you want to fish spend a little ny crappie eat plastic tubs jigs to lots fishing in ny state.you have to have enough intrust to learn. good luck keep on fishin.

[Keith K]

do a search i no they have videos that will set get you catching fish

[GreenLine]

I suggest you stay with small lakes or ponds for bank fishing.
Unless you have access to some good boat docks or piers on the larger lakes.
Below spillways are good sometimes..
I’ve also caught a lot of fish below water control culverts that dump into larger rivers. Usually after a rain.


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[DonaAna1]

If worried about losing expensive cork, then use a swivel below cork with lighter size leader to jig.

[steve64116]

i use them they are old school but work great give it a try make sure to pay attention to the rubber band make sure its snug

[matt1991]

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i bought a 2 pack of swimbait similar to these just cast out and reel slowly they dont sink very well sadly unless i add some lead


theres a lake beside me about 8 acres probably curious of best way to fish it it has 0 structure i know it holds crappie as iv seen people catch them im guessing the dam area would be the best to fish in the center in the deepest parts right now?