Jigging, love the thump
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Jigging, love the thump
cray; You were right in a way, but there are so many ways to crappie fish now a days that when I go fishing I don't know which way I want to try to catch crappie. I think I have watched too many crappie video's and read way to many posts here on the crappie web sites this past winter. Seeing and reading about people catching a limit of 12" to 17" crappie with different techniques and styles. It's just hard to do even one without wanting to try another. I only have 2 hands and when spider fishing with 6 poles at one time. It's hard to pickup a casting rod and cast it at the same time or try to jig with another. I think that is what they call "multitasking":juggle or was it multicasting anyway I figured if I could I would find out how people would fish if they only was allowed just one way to crappie fish. Be safe and good luck fishing:fishQuote:
Originally Posted by cray
Pulling cranks I do that more than anything else
I'm saying spider rigging with minnows, but with that same set up I can push cranks or just sit over a brush pile and be the same as jigging
Big difference between sitting over brush with spider rig using minnows and fishing a jig pole with a jig.:twocentsQuote:
Originally Posted by clfarms1
jigging no doubt , but like it all .
Jigging for me.
The first two aren't really fishing, in the same class as running nets or snagging. [emoji33]
Casting jigs for me
Going with the single pole jigging crowd. From that set up you can cast, dock shoot, float and fly, and be versitle between fishing from a boat or bank. Not knocking any of the trolling techniques but you have to have a boat to employ them.
Two pole jigging. With braid.