Thread: Krappie Kings

Good show indeed. For a lot of us, up here in the northeast at least, spider rigging (illegal) and tree fishing (unavailable) are not presentation options. I'm sure that there are a lot of folks out there - not just in the northeast either - that just go out and cast a single rod for crappie, either from a boat or from shore. I just wish there would be one show that would offer this kind of simple presentation, with hints and tips, for better bites. Bill Dance had a show awhile back on slip bobber fishing for crappie, but other than that, I haven't seen many other shows targeting single angler, single rod presentations.

Just watched the second episode at lake d'arbonne Karl had
a Crappie.com hat on....

Y'all need to watch this. What he does with those Crappie after catching them is crazy!!!

https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=T7ny...ature=youtu.be

Originally Posted by Crestliner08

Good show indeed. For a lot of us, up here in the northeast at least, spider rigging (illegal) and tree fishing (unavailable) are not presentation options. I'm sure that there are a lot of folks out there - not just in the northeast either - that just go out and cast a single rod for crappie, either from a boat or from shore. I just wish there would be one show that would offer this kind of simple presentation, with hints and tips, for better bites. Bill Dance had a show awhile back on slip bobber fishing for crappie, but other than that, I haven't seen many other shows targeting single angler, single rod presentations.

Ditto.

Ironically, it's usually one of the bass guys who do the "single pole" crappie shows. (Hank Parker comes to mind.)

In-Fisherman and Al Lindner will also do them.

Trying to get Karl tto lake Martin. If we can make it happen you will see about five days of single poling. From four or five pretty good fishermen.

Originally Posted by Crestliner08

Good show indeed. For a lot of us, up here in the northeast at least, spider rigging (illegal) and tree fishing (unavailable) are not presentation options. I'm sure that there are a lot of folks out there - not just in the northeast either - that just go out and cast a single rod for crappie, either from a boat or from shore. I just wish there would be one show that would offer this kind of simple presentation, with hints and tips, for better bites. Bill Dance had a show awhile back on slip bobber fishing for crappie, but other than that, I haven't seen many other shows targeting single angler, single rod presentations.

Crestliner 08 we get more done with one line than they do with 20. One is all I need or want. Show has been good. It would be a cold day when I needed someone to bait my line net my fish and get me a drink and towel. They ain't fishing they are just along for a ride.

Great comment

I wanna go with that dude he is my kind of nuts , great show