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Thread: Bluegills/Crappie Help

  1. #11
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    Default Enjoy seeking out sunfish especially Bluegill, Shellcrackers, Goggle-Eyes


    Very good information from all the other posts. Here are some of the things I do when targeting southern sunfish. My larger bluegill have been caught throwing small rooster tails and roadrunners to the shoreline and retrieving back to the boat.

    I've had success with large sunfish during the spring are Corp of Engineer spillways around rocks from shore, oxbows and canals.



    I use a 10 ft noodle rod, 4lb Spider mono, adjustable non weighted 2 inch cigar cork, split shot, #10 long shank cricket hook, baited with two redworms, a wax worm or cricket.

    I use the adjustable weighted 3 inch cigar cork and 1/64 char/pink jig

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    Default here's some good crappie fishing tips

    here's some good crappie fishing tips

    Crappie Fishing resources - surefire techniques to catch a boat load of crappie

    When you go crappie fishing it is not enough to be in the right place at the right time. You need to have your best crappie fishing tips at your disposal. Instead of coming home with a empty stringer , lets take a look at some crappie fishing tips that will fill your cooler on your next crappie fishing trip.

    #1 Crappie Fishing information always catch your bait from the same water you are going to fish. Chances are crappie will spit out anything that is not natural to their habitat.

    #2 Crappie Fishing information If you fish from a boat and have a fish finder you need to be able to identify large schools of crappie when they show up on your fish finder. When you spot what looks like a upside Christmas tree on the screen this a large school of crappie.

    #3 Crappie Fishing resources When you locate a large school of crappie never fish in the middle of the school. Work the edges of the school so you don't spook the fish.

    #4 Crappie Fishing information When you locate a school of fish, start by line to the bottom. Slowly crank in your reel counting every turn until you get a hit. Now mark your line with a permanent magic marker , preferably a bright color. The reason you mark your line is so you can go right back to the same depth the next time you drop your line. Repeat this step until the crappie school moves.

    #5 Crappie fishing information Crappie rise to the bait their eyes are located on the top of their heads so the do not see anything below them. You must make sure your bait presentation is always above them.

    #6 Crappie fishing information use an ultra-light rig that weighs only a few ounces. Crappie are not heavy hitters. Many time they just suck on the bait and if you don't have light tackle you will never feel the hit.

    #7 Crappie fishing technique use 2-4 pound test line , always make sure your is located on a loop, not held tight on the hook ring. The hook needs to move freely to give the bait some play. Remember the more natural the bait looks the more fish you will catch.

    Now you are ready for your next crappie fishing trip . If you use all or just a few of the crappie fishing tips above you will improve your crappie catch count. So good luck and good fishing! P.S if you want to catch some big slabs use these crappie fishing resources.

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    aJust when you think you have heard it all , along comes another idea. When times are hard and you cant find a bait house open, Wall-mart is closed ,BP has shut down for church hour. Go around your house, barn carport, capture a wasp nest and use the lava. they are great. Everything you have heard here today is the truth!

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    Default snapper

    where in arkansas do you live i am north of fort smith in unointown

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    i have the gulp maggots and worms,but i have much better luck with live crickets

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    I've caught alot of bluegill when fishing rock ledges for crappie
    fishing and filleting; that's how I roll!:D

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    There is a difference, Blue Gill tend to feed off of surfice. I never have caught surfice crappie. Maybe some one else out there has, I haven't. But I have caught bluegill while fishing for crappie.

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