Reply With QuoteI need a lesson too!!
Likes: 0
Thanks: 0
HaHa: 0
Trophy King II
Sounds like a great idea to me, I'm sure that a lot of us understand the basic concepts, but not much more.
Slabmaster II
I need a lesson too!!
Hump
Crappie.com 1K Star General
I'd love it. Something that I been interested in learnin but never had the chance. Great idea.
We do not want the gift of a fish; neither do we expect a lesson on fishing; what we direly need is a chance to fish
Crappie.com Legend
* Member Sponsor
We'll hit the glaize in feb,fun times can be had riggin the channel.Originally Posted by 1rookie
For a full line of fluid beds
soft plastic, jig heads and more see us at
www.simplycrappie.com
http://stores.ebay.com/Simply-Crappie
Crappie.com Legend
I was hoping Santa would bring me a spider rig set up but i guess i better wait to see how everyone is set up.
Crappie.com Legend
* Member Sponsor
Get yourself a couple of hi-tech or perrotti 4 rod holders 8 14' rods(ozark is my preference) 2 pedistal bases,2 13" seat poles,2 seats and you're all set.
For a full line of fluid beds
soft plastic, jig heads and more see us at
www.simplycrappie.com
http://stores.ebay.com/Simply-Crappie
Slabmaster II
Wow, thanks guys look what I started!! Thanks for the help. Jerky Log you going back down to the Gentle Giant again next march?
Trophy King II
Sorry to hijack, but I had couple questions about spidder rigging myself. What size main line do you use and what size for rig? Also, what's the shortest rod that will work for spider rigging? I've got some 8.5' BPS Microlite rods that I've always used for panfish and trout fishing already and just curious if that would be long enough.
Crappie.com Legend
* Member Sponsor
I use 10lb throughout the rig,10'-12' poles will work in stained/muddy water but i prefer 14' overall to get the baits away from the boat you can even go 16'+ but they tend to become work.
For a full line of fluid beds
soft plastic, jig heads and more see us at
www.simplycrappie.com
http://stores.ebay.com/Simply-Crappie
MO/MS Moderator and Fishing Legend
* Member Sponsor
If you are fishing deep, rod length isnt too crucial. Just make sure it stays out of the trolling motor. If you are fishing shallow or in clear water, a longer rod will keep from spooking the fish as badly. Plus 1 on the Hi Tek rod holders. Best I have ever used. I prefer B&M Pro Staff Trolling rods. They are sensetive enough to detect light bites but have plenty of backbone. I'll usually rig a weight on bottom then a hook or jig on a loop knot about 12-18 inches above the weight then another hook or jig on a loop knot about 12-18 inches above the lower one. The size of the weight depends on depth, wind, trolling speed, how light they are biting, ect. Usually anywhere between 1/4 oz to 3 ounces.
Crazy Angler Pro Staff
Crappie Logic Pro Staff
Posting Permissions
