21 minute tutorial video recognizing brush piles crappie fishing

[shipahoy41]

There are some good fishing tips in this video on crappie brushpiles.

Mike

https://m.youtube.com/watch?v=B2TFhThkSgc

[tlefire]

Nice....Thanks Mike

[hdhntr]

good detailed instructions. thanks so much best part is your fishing with your pops and he's catching biggest fish. Love that.

[shipahoy41]

I found that video on you tube. That is not me in the video.

Mike

[USMA65]

Very good video, thanks

[Retired2Fish]

Very informative. Thanks for posting.

[Ketchn]

Ken and his dad are real good folks and knowledgeable for sure .
been buds with em a good while .
I think one of first ever u tube videos is of me and a hybrid I accidently hung in the winter about 7 years ago
way before he was hookcity on youtube

[JD1]

Good video. Thanks for sharing. I'm trying to get the wife to watch it so she will quit asking me why I keep going in circles.lol

[USMA65]

The day after watching this video I employed the exact technique they described to fish a brush pile. Recently I got a new Terrova with ipilot and Spotlock. Learning how to use it has been a great experience, one bolstered by this video. In the past I have fished jigs under a float, or trolled. I've had a ball, but the Terrova has opened up so many other opportunities. The other day I was able to "camp out" over the brush pile and tight line jigs in 24fow, about 10-15' deep. The results were seven crappie from 10.5-14". BG bluegrass, 1/32 chartreuse jig and 4 lb Trilene XT Solar.......with a crappie nibble. Maybe this technique in the video is old hat to many of y'all, but it wasn't to me. I appreciate your posting it.

[shipahoy41]

The day after watching this video I employed the exact technique they described to fish a brush pile. Recently I got a new Terrova with ipilot and Spotlock. Learning how to use it has been a great experience, one bolstered by this video. In the past I have fished jigs under a float, or trolled. I've had a ball, but the Terrova has opened up so many other opportunities. The other day I was able to "camp out" over the brush pile and tight line jigs in 24fow, about 10-15' deep. The results were seven crappie from 10.5-14". BG bluegrass, 1/32 chartreuse jig and 4 lb Trilene XT Solar.......with a crappie nibble. Maybe this technique in the video is old hat to many of y'all, but it wasn't to me. I appreciate your posting it.

You are welcome.

Mike