Winter Crappie Spider Rigging

Tips and techniques to help you put more and bigger crappie in your boat......

https://youtu.be/ZmHPAV57sQs

Might be might most favorite video you've ever made. Well done SK.

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Another great video thanks for sharing


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oh great just great , now I got to wait till spring to come down there .
let me know when the one pole bite starts back up please :Rofl
KABOOM IS the word bro rotfl

I agree that those you can entice off the bottom are quicker to bite and much easier to catch. You must work to get those individual fish that are suspended under a school to bait fish to hit a jig.

As always, I enjoyed your video and discovered something new to try. I look forward to each one you produce, and being selfish, wish you were producing more each week. :biggrin

But you are lucky the fish are only 25-30 foot deep. Yesterday I was fishing in 48' of water, catching individual crappie suspended around 45" below the schools of white bass at 35-40 feet. It was fun but I worked for every one that I managed to entice into hitting the jig.

But the size of those I did catch made ignoring the smaller white bass worthwhile as I concentrated on the bigger fish below them. I seldom catch many crappie on Joe Pool that are larger than 12". Made a fellow I know at his slip a very happy camper when I came in and gave them to him. :)

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Originally Posted by Tev8514

Might be might most favorite video you've ever made. Well done SK.

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What I'm finding is viewers don't want to see a bunch of fish swung in the boat but the struggle to figure the fish out..... My last few vids have had a much better response since I'm not showing most of the catches but showing what I'm doing at the beginning of my trip..... Thanks for the awesome feedback!

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Originally Posted by Mike1234

Another great video thanks for sharing


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Glad to hear you enjoyed the vid..... Thanks!

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Originally Posted by Ketchn

oh great just great , now I got to wait till spring to come down there .
let me know when the one pole bite starts back up please :Rofl
KABOOM IS the word bro rotfl

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Winter is a great time to spider rig, when they don't want any action on the jig.....

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Originally Posted by ezgoing

I agree that those you can entice off the bottom are quicker to bite and much easier to catch. You must work to get those individual fish that are suspended under a school to bait fish to hit a jig.

As always, I enjoyed your video and discovered something new to try. I look forward to each one you produce, and being selfish, wish you were producing more each week. :biggrin

But you are lucky the fish are only 25-30 foot deep. Yesterday I was fishing in 48' of water, catching individual crappie suspended around 45" below the schools of white bass at 35-40 feet. It was fun but I worked for every one that I managed to entice into hitting the jig.

But the size of those I did catch made ignoring the smaller white bass worthwhile as I concentrated on the bigger fish below them. I seldom catch many crappie on Joe Pool that are larger than 12". Made a fellow I know at his slip a very happy camper when I came in and gave them to him. :)

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Wow..... I'll be reeling 40ft of line up for sure....LOL On this lake there's only one area deeper than 40ft...... I'll bet you made your slip neighbor a happy man with those slabs.... Thanks!

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Originally Posted by SKs Crappie Catching Adventures

What I'm finding is viewers don't want to see a bunch of fish swung in the boat but the struggle to figure the fish out..... My last few vids have had a much better response since I'm not showing most of the catches but showing what I'm doing at the beginning of my trip..... Thanks for the awesome feedback!

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YES I agree the struggle and thought process and why and how is what makes it a super video. Lots of video of guys swinging them into boat and editing makes it seem easy like we should just be doing the same. There is a learning curve and testing and that is what most videos fail to show. Glad you understand SK!!!