Crappie Fishing Tips - The Only 4 Crappie Baits That Matter 

thanks man! good luck out there!

thanks! hard to beat live bait for summer slabs!

Carriann......can we go fishing together?!

@Caleb White - was a joke dude.

you bet man! good luck!

1/16 oz. Pink or orange head and 2inch Bobby Garland all different colors will catch limits of crappie all season long especially in the winter.

hard to beat crappie season! you bet man!!

thanks man, Ill have to try one... do you get some nice gills to?

Awesome man! glad I could help!!

I catch bluegills in Colorado at a pond called flying B park and they will eat almost anything bugs big ones eat minows and fish eggs

nice work man! are they white or black crappie over there?

thanks man!

thanks for the tip!

thanks for the tip man! I like paddle tails!

Michael Prevost throw a gulp minnow on a trout magnet jighead, 3 feet under a bobber with 4lb mono. That's all you need to know when crappie are in casting distance

You can also catch monster crappie on spinnerbaits

good question... yes, sometimes I know the Crappie are there and they just wont bite. normally you can get them to hit something... but there are some days you get nothing. yes I always take these baits with me. thanks I will try them.

yes those will work just fine!

Sweet, I recently bought a butt load of them cause my local walmar t had a clearance run on them. I seriously got about 30 kits for 10 cents each. Have plenty of extra if your interested in a couple freebies.

thanks a lot man! that is really nice! Im pretty stocked up... i'd hate to make you pay shipping...

its fun fishing in the fresh water cedars... as log as there are no snakes! fishing is different up here... more weeds and down trees.

thanks man!

yes they are!

yea man...

yep! good luck out there!

thanks man!!

I will, thanks!

good luck out there John!

nice man! I have never tried those... Ill have to give them a try. Thanks for sharing!

True

Watched an elderly gentleman slay perch and crappie while I stalled the lake. He had a Loomis rod, jigs on his Vest and mainly creme brand/style lures

yes I have, I like to put a twister tail or minnow on a roadrunner jig… how do you like to fish them?

Wisconsin

I love the emerald shiner gulp minnow! thanks for sharing!

Dominate Fishing 👍🏼

Rye Taylor i was wondering the same thing , looks like Washington or near there (I’m in Oregon ) I’m guessing from his accent hes in the north west but maybe I’m completely wrong 😂

@@xCarxMellax he mentions crappie fishing on lake Tahoe in one of his ice fishing videos. That gets him closer to California, or he might be right in Nevada

I don't know how I heard Tahoe, misheard I guess. I asked Dan Mayer here in RU-vid, he replied he is from, and fishes in Wisconsin

thank you, I was informed that I was hacked... working on fixing it.

what state?

Dominate Fishing Texas.

Put your pole in the water

Crickets, #6 hook with small lead and bobber.Bam.

Bluegills are very easy. Ultralight rod and they'll eat pretty much anything that will fit in their mouths and they can out swim. Ideally red worms beetle grubs, wax worms etc. Even a piece of a night crawler. Or any lure that mimicks these foods sources. Fish eggs even used canned corn before. They usually like some sort of structure just like Crappie and alot of times you'll find them together with Crappie or very near by. But Bluegills are easier to catch and usually locate than Crappie are. Alot of times if there's bass or Crappie in the body of water your fishing chances are there's Bluegills too. You'll find them all over the place. Biggest thing is water temperature cold water your gonna have a slow bite. They tend to bite better when Temps get up close to 70 degrees. Spring time during spawn they'll bite. But unlike trout pike and Walleye they're more of a warm water type of fish. Like bass and Crappie are. But then if you're in Texas you probably don't need to worry about temp as much. At least in spring and fall anyway. I'm in Maryland and they're all over the place out here. In the ponds lakes rivers and the Chesapeake Bay and it's tributaries. They're fairly hardy little fish. Alot of spring fed ponds around here and they fill all of them up with large mouth bass and some have Crappie in them.

Ill look into it, thanks! what was the error message you got?

haha

it's caused "PAUSE" the vid you nut! or LISTEN to the WORDS!!!

Hell Naw Chump! One little move-- to move it so you can see it and write this shit down-I have bad hearing-so be it-CHUMP

How bout learn how to fish yourself or google it meathead

I know how to fish chump--it's the lures I want to know about--Do you understand?

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right on man, thanks!

Crappie/sac-a-lait are the same from coast to coast because the forage he’s talking about exists coast to coast They aren’t a picky fish that varies diet greatly based on region

I feed waxworms to my insectivores, they’re like crack in bug form.

Maybe micro crankbaits

@@elrobles15o12 .. Yes, along with hair jigs, flies, live worms, and more. With artificials, just stick with smaller ones under 1.5 to 2 inches. One inch is even better. The only reason I stay away from soft plastics is the chemical smells. I ruined two (not so cheap) tackle bags before saying enough is enough.

@@dwightstewart7181 yeah you're right. the only plastics I have are some curly tail grubs and I use some rebel lures. I usually stick to live bait

@@elrobles15o12 .. While I frequently use hard baits (crankbaits, spinners, spoons, flies, homemade lures, etc), live baits (worms. crickets, minnows, etc) are my favorite too. Also like kitchen baits (sweet corn, bacon, liver, etc). I used to use table leftovers, but the dog takes care of those now.

thanks

thanks for the heads up... not sure why that is happening...

Better then you Southerners saying CRAPpie

Most of the country says it that way, so lol at you.

It's pronounced "Crop" all day every day in Tennessee. Say "Crap" and some Ole' boy is going to call you out for being a Yankee from the north. ....and before you ask.....Yes the slur Yankee is alive and well in the south.....and they mean it. Hahaha