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Just introducing myself
Hey folks, I just wanted to introduce myself and say a quick hello. My name is Ron (aka Doodlebug). I live over in Ludowici near the Altamaha river. Moved here a few years ago from Milledgeville (lake Sinclair). Fished mostly for bass and inland salt water, but am now wanting to get started crappie fishing. Just picked up an old aluminum bass style boat and want to get it outfitted for crappie fishing.
I've been snooping around on the site and reading a lot, but I'll still probably have a boat load more questions, so I hope I don't aggravate y'all too much.
Just wanted to say howdy.
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Welcome to the site Doodle.
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Welcome to the addiction...or obsession as the Wife calls it.:biggrin
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Welcome doodlebug. If you ever head up to Oconee, look me up. I'll help you out any way I can.
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Welcome. The people on Crappie.Com are very helpful.
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Hey Hey. This week is a great time to ask questions, since we are all froze in and bored out of our minds. Welcome to the forum. Really good people here!
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Nice intro, Welcome aboard and feel free to post your questions as they will receive answers.
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welcome to the sit .you are invited to the CDC get to gather at lake blackshear the 28 th of march . will be at the campground shelter come and bring the family there will be several camping all or part of the week .
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Welcome from Cochran Ga........seen few good pics of Crappie from the Altamaha River
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Welcome and good luck rigging your boat.
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Welcome!!! Glad to have you on the site! I can tell you from personal experience that I have met, fished with, and became life long friends with many people on this site! We're all like family! A big shout out to ED Moes...AKA>>> King goober for making crappie.com what it is! Need help with anything....Ask away...There's a bunch of ways to skin a cat and twice as many ways to catch crappie!!!! HAHAHA
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Hello Ron and welcome!
Getting your boat rigged for crappie fishing depends on the style you want to use. I originally set up my boat for spider rigging from the front slow trolling. I have since started long lining. You will probably need rod holders. I have Tite Loks but I have been hearing a lot about SPYDER LOK holders (they look nice). Then you will need rods 10,12,14,16 feet long depending on your taste. Look for them at BPS and B'n'M to start. You can search CDC for information and go to you tube for crappie fishing/spider rigging. Hope this helps.
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Welcome aboard Ron, CDC is great and you will learn a lot. Altamaha has plenty of crappie and has been producing a lot of fish in the mouths of the creeks and sloughs this year.
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Thank you all for the warm welcome. Looks like I've come to the right place. Going to do my best to make the CDC get together on Mar 28 and hope to meet as many of you guys and gals as I can. Thanks again.
