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[gatoloco]

Me and several others vertical jig in the colder months and do very well with it. I haven't seen a show that captures the excitement of knowing where they are (usually 20fow or deeper), setting up and moving towards the structure and see it come into view, then the world class THUMP when what you just saw come into view on the finder sucks up your offering. It keeps me out there for hours in cold weather, and I get disappointed when the pattern changes come spring. Just my two cents, and I like what you do for us so far. Keep em coming.

This would be a great show and do it on Lake Fork TX in Jan - Feb time frame.


Bank fishing or fishing off bridges, docks, piers, crappie houses. Something the boatless can do. Fish bardges as well Lake Lewisville TX.


You see several shows on how it is to catch Spring time crappie or Summer and fall but not to much in winter.

my 2 cents. and use normal folks not the pros.

[drill instructor]

thanks Scott for getting ideas from the crappie fisherman. I havent read all the post yet, but I would like to see a bank fishing show. I know that on Clarks Hill there is some locals that catch monster fish very early spring casting jigs with corks. I fished with them years ago and I can tell you these guys have the timeline figured out.

[roundman1]

I would like a show that spent more time showing how to work baits and locations instead of half an hour reeling fish in we know how to do that need to learn how to get them on hook

[shipahoy41]

Scott, the best time to call me is between five and seven pm.

[bayoumonster]

I would like to see a show (Feelay on Sardis or Grenada) with catching crappie pulling cranks, which he seems to be an expert at. I'd also like to see a show catching crappie under lights at night (out of a boat, not on a pier). I DON'T want to see a show on any of my local lakes, unless they're catchin' dinks or very few fish. I'd also enjoy a show catching spawning crappie in extremely shallow water.
JMO,
JBJ
Btw, I have watched your show before and find it to be a fun fishing show to watch. Wishin' there were more crappie episodes, of course.

[bayoumonster]

Exactly.

If you want to do a crappie show that is different that Anything being done...simply explain IN DETAIL.....WHY you chose the spot to fish....most any crappie show you can see guys catchin fish...and that's great...but if you want to capture an audience that will come back to you time and time again, tell me how you scouted, what maps or electronics you used....FILM THE DANG SCREEN and say, "THAT! THATS what we're lookin for! RIGHT THERE!"

SHOW ME how to interpret the screen and what exactly I need to be watching for...then tell me how you got close enough to even see that on your screen. You didn't just stop there "by chance" and start graphing...I want to know how to explore a new body of water and eliminate lake bed...or even redefine the way I look at a body of water I have fished all my life.

I bet if you polled 1000 fishermen, not one would disagree...not ONE! (unless he is a pro or already knows how to do this...most of us aren't pros)

1000 out of a 1000 padnuh....that's a show.

Just wanted to pull this to the end of the list because I liked the quote so much. EXACTLY what I think almost every time I watch a fishing show!!!!!!!!!!! I can only watch a fish get caught so many times before I lose interest. HOW did you find 'em!