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    Default Crappie on depth finders


    I think I have watched every video there is on seeing and catching crappie on a depth finder. I recently picked up a humminbird helix 9 2d/di for the front on ol smokey. It's like looking at a tv. The picture quality is great. I was doing some exploring and though I found some good fish down near the dam at Jordan the other day. Here is what it looked like on my finder. Name:  ImageUploadedByTapatalk1456710614.323540.jpg
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    All the fish I caught were this size. Lol.

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    If you guys think about it lets take some Picts of what it looks like on your sonar and some Picts of the catch.
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    now remember the size on your finder and look for bigger ones, and once you find the big crappie get a mental pic of what they look like on the finder size wise, on mine i like a thick arch,but they are all set a bit different and then find me some turkeys
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    (disclosure: I'm an employee of Johnson Outdoors)
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    Nothing beats on-the-water experience. Just keep at it and pretty soon you'll have it down pat.

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    good info
    I PRACTICE CATCH & FRY---WHEN I CAN FISH AND CATCH:D

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    My experience with a picture like that is--You have a very large school of shad, bream and little crappie together. They will disperse and form their on groups shortly. Look for large fish around the school.

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    Newly, you keep them little one up there. We have had our share of them during the NC/SC clashes. Don't flush them down here.


    Good pictures on your minnow finder.
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    In your top picture, I would be fishing at 10-15' and at 20'. The larger fish are on the bottom, but this time of year, they are probably digesting a big meal and inactive. Your active fish are going to be chasing the bait. Some minnows or jigs in the 10'-15' range should produce some keeper fish. The most important thing is you have located bait, so trolling around this area should produce fish. Your screenshots look exactly like what I saw on Jordan last Saturday.

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    Hey CBNC. Do not send a picture of a fish laying on your depthfinder. I know how your mind works and what you are thinking.
    Get the net!

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    Newly,I have the helix 5 SI I just added to my boat. It does not show the different fish as yours does. It shows single fish fine, but if there are a group, it shows up as just one mass. What needs adjusting? The sensitivity? Haven't messed with it much. Thanks

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