Thread: Crappie Seminar

wanted to add... it seemed each presentation complimented the other.

Covering everything from keeping fish alive to practicing fish conservation, techniques for different times of year & conditions (float-n-fly, spider rigging, dock shooting, vertical jigging), what colors & jig sizes to use, where the fish go in changing conditions, how to read maps & tools to "see" where fish may concentrate, ideas for kids fishing, overlooked finesse & details we all do, when to try something new, using what you already know to confidently fish new water, where to purchase the same gear & products to help you become successful too. Much much more I could add.

Myron went over so much in keeping fish alive and the science. Very good sharing methods & products.

Charlie said he could talk another couple hours on crappie. Believe me, I'd love it, picking up the finesse nuggets, and be captivated the whole time!

How good were Doug's dock shooting & visuals! If done free hand, I'm impressed.

Tom thank you for the circle hooks! So much knowledge on both crappie and catfish. You're elevating the fun of catfishing in IN.

After this seminar, attendees should feel confident & ready.

Seminar Grade: A+

I was glad I was able to make it and especially glad I won a $20 bill as a door prize which I spent in a matter of minutes at west side. I'm not a tournament fisherman and really have no desire to turn it into a competition but I am trying to learn all I can to consistently catch fish. I can catch fish when they are spawning like everyone else can but I'm trying to learn to catch them at other times. Sounds like I really need to learn the loop knot several mentioned. I haven't been a serious fisherman for that many years so I took a lot away from this. Hope to put some of it to use for a few days on my first trip to KY lake in the last week of March.