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Guys I had a great fishing trip the last four times out afer crappie. Caught over a hundred trip each time out with my fishing partner. Were using Berkley Power Bait Niblets in white. Most people don't know how to fish for crappie. I would say most of the fisherman on this web sight are pretty good fisherman. For those that just catch a few on ever outting I think this will help. A crappie likes a moving target. Keep your presentation on a slow retreave. Have fun guys.:)
I basically agree with you....most times crappie will hit a bait better if it is moving....JMO
Hey Ken...where you located/lake?
Just got back from annother fishing trip for crappie. We ended up with five pounds of fillets. Thanks for the reply. I live in Mountain Home Idaho. I use crappie jigs white and red tube bait. Black and chartruse has been another good color.I been using Crappie niblets on my hook and seems to work very well. 04-11-2008:)Quote:
Originally Posted by Smoky
Duane thanks for the reply. I'm sorry I made the remark that I did. I'm new using a computer would like to post some of my Sturgeon pictures we have caught off my boat. I have a 24 foot River Boat with a 460 ford engine. Its a Thunder Jet aluminum boat. I see so many people throwing there line out and knot doing anything with it while fishing for crappie, letting it sit there catching nothing. Channel Catfish thats another story.:)Quote:
Originally Posted by whackmaster
Located In Idaho in a little place called Tipanuk. Fished again today after crappie and brought home fifty more. I kept 25 and my fishing friend kept 25. Mine weighted out at 5lbs. I have 31lbs of fillets in my freezer frozen in ice. My E-Mail is [email protected] Leaving the 16th to go stealhead fishing. Those fish average 16lbs. We caught 30 Steelhead the last time out. We brought home 12.Quote:
Originally Posted by Smoky
Duane I never use live bait or cut bait for crappie. I use jigs only.Quote:
Originally Posted by whackmaster