Crappie fishing techniques and and how to rig jigs, lures and bait for crappie fishing.
It’s been said time and again: Electricity and water don’t mix when it comes to chickens. If you listen to enough people talk about poultry, you’ll believe you has to separate electric fence from the coop altogether. Water carries electricity. If it touches your charger, it will short out the system and make your fence … Read more
There will be snags regardless off where you fish in heavy brush. It’s not realistic to think you won’t get snagged; we’re simply trying to minimize frequency and severity of snags. This increases your odds of staying in battle longer. How to Fish Heavy Brush Without Snagging Choosing a Stout Heavy-Power Rod What rod do … Read more
Crappie fishing at night isn’t like crappie fishing during the day. You’ve got darkness. You’ve got darker water. You’ve got no sun. When it’s light out, it take precision and patience to catch them. Slowly vertical jigging and carefully interpreting your fish finder are essential. But when sun sets, something happens. The fish begin moving … Read more
When you think about crappie fishing, most guys immediately envision deep-diving crankbaits or flashy topwater lure. That action makes a splash and gets you excited instantly. Glide baits occupy somewhere in the middle of that range. They represent a completly different type of lure. They take patience and are more subtle, but they can be … Read more
To most anglers, bobber is an uncomplicated float. You put it on top of water and hold the bait away from bottom. It tells you if someone bite. It’s low-key fishing where you can sip some coffee, read newspaper and pass time. That’s what makes it easy, though it masks complexity. When you’re floating a … Read more