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Great article by my new writer friend I met in Oklahoma, Brad Wiegmann, written about two of our very own long time crappie.com members, Bo (Fishing Buddy) and Brad (Bchappell).
It's a great way to catch crappie on a new lake.
Great Article for sure !!! Keep'um coming
Great article. Lot of good info here. Can't wait to try it out.
Great article, hoping to add this to my bag of tricks this next summer.
This article is so true. Many years ago i was taught this by some top pros to troll a little faster than normal, longlining with artifcial lures to find the FISH! The tip on the lures is invaluable in this article. In fact with my recent buying spree while laid up with a broken leg, i have just purchased some of those very lures mentioned. Keep up the articles, they are great information.
Good article. Great explaination of the GPS use while longlining. Always wondered what longliners did in that situation. Great information in this article! Can't wait for more! Thanks. Dkb
Great Article!! Brad And Bo Are Great Fishermen!!
Thanks,
Lynn
Great Article!!! Anyone that knows me knows I'm a minnow gal...but I also have good luck with the blue glo...we use the double rigs all the time...Thanks for the great reading keep it coming!!! :HandsClapping
Debbie
Nice article
We've tried longlining a couple times now and actually caught fish the first time out. I think it's a technique that we'll use more often once we get the hang of it. Keep those articles coming!
Great article!! We usually use live minnows and slow troll. We'll have ton give the Stroll'R lures a try.
Great article with some very good information on locating the fish quickly! Look forward to more articles like this!
When your long-lining, how long is long.........? 20' behind the boat? 40' behind the boat or ________?
Never long-lined, but have trolled. What determines long?
It really depends on the depth of the fish! Shallow fish you will need the longer line out. It's more of trial and error I usually have several rods out at once at different depts or line lenght to locate the depth of the fish. This is a pretty good article.Quote:
Originally Posted by RetiredRR
Thanks Guys...We started doing this in the summer....
Good article! This is one technique that I need to employ more. Fellow C.com member Ready2fish has this tactic down pat and always does well. Thx.
I usually use Live bait I cant ever seem to catchem on the river wiht jigs. Great article though.
These guys are the longlining maestros!!! I love to watch'em rake those slabs in on Lake Lee!!!