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Thread: Must see video posted by Kingkrappie on main crappie forum, made by Wired2fish.

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    Default Must see video posted by Kingkrappie on main crappie forum, made by Wired2fish.


    Video made by Wired2fish - Learn to jig early spring crappie with excellent info on the different habits and bite between black crappie and white crappie. I saved article to my desktop so I can watch over to refresh my crs mind! Love Crappie.com

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    watched vids tv been to seminars best bet for me get in the boat with some of these good fishers and there are a lot of them on here and fish couple hrs best lessons in the world imo
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    What fascinated me the most about the article was the thump of white crappie to the softer bite of black crappie. Past two mornings I've limited out and am getting to point of telling which one is on by the bite and fight.

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    Nice article but I don't think I can tell the difference between the two.
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    I catch 100% of my fish by casting out and they hit it on the fall, that may be the difference. I'm not vertical jigging but keep tight line as it falls to feel bite.
    Last edited by love2fish; 02-10-2015 at 03:05 AM.

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