New Crappie Fisherman

**LMBarnett** · 02-05-2013, 04:13 PM

1/16 oz and 1/32 oz jigs, I use alot of black/chart, pink/chart, white/chart... actually anything with chartruse in it will catch fish wherer I go. I usually use yellow heads, or plain grey lead color.

I use a 12' Uncle Bucks jiggin' pole, I use them for spider rigging or single pole fishing. Go to the Spring camp at Lake Dardenelle (there's a thread at the top of the page). These guys will learn you till they can't learn you anymore.

And the best thing is to get out there and get a jig wet, the best info comes from time on water.

**slabjammer** · 02-05-2013, 05:08 PM

Welcome from Star City!

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**creekslick** · 02-05-2013, 05:17 PM

Welcome from Greers Ferry Lake

**RCC** · 02-05-2013, 06:57 PM

Welcome to the Arkansas Crappie.com message board. We hope you enjoy your time here. Unfortunately I am not from your area, but I can help you with your equipment. To get started right and save rebuying later in the future, I would recommend the following equipment:

Go with a glass boat. It rides so much better than aluminum

Dual bucket seats on the bow makes for comfort and the ability to take a friend.

A Cordless/wireless troller is almost a necessity if you plan on doing any trolling. I have mine located on the left hand side as you can see.

I use a custom bamboo crappie rod for sensitivity and backbone.

My bow depth finder is located on the right hand side, but it is a convenience to have one at the console as well

Here is my rig described in the above features. Hope you can find one as nice without breaking the bank.

**arkman** · 02-05-2013, 06:57 PM

Welcome to the site. Im pretty new myself but there's alot of good information here.

**JigginPoleJoe** · 02-05-2013, 07:08 PM

Originally Posted by rcc

welcome to the arkansas crappie.com message board. We hope you enjoy your time here. Unfortunately i am not from your area, but i can help you with your equipment. To get started right and save rebuying later in the future, i would recommend the following equipment:

Go with a glass boat. It rides so much better than aluminum

dual bucket seats on the bow makes for comfort and the ability to take a friend.

A cordless/wireless troller is almost a necessity if you plan on doing any trolling. I have mine located on the left hand side as you can see.

I use a custom bamboo crappie rod for sensitivity and backbone.

My bow depth finder is located on the right hand side, but it is a convenience to have one at the console as well

here is my rig described in the above features. Hope you can find one as nice without breaking the bank.

rofl!

**Gindog** · 02-05-2013, 07:28 PM

RCC I like you crappie catching kit

**Cmj** · 02-05-2013, 07:32 PM

Hahaha! I have seen that same setup out catch $20,000 rigs.

C.J.

**NIMROD** · 02-05-2013, 07:40 PM

Welcome from Lake Nimrod.

On your tackle question. It's hard to beat B-n-M or Ozark jig poles. You interested in jigging or trolling (spiderrigging)? Southern Pro Umbrella tubes and MEATGETTER hand tied jigs are my two favorites. Send MEATGETTER a PM and he can help with tackle needs.

**Sb77226** · 02-05-2013, 08:23 PM

Welcome from Grant Co.

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