CRAPPIE GAUGE now licensed by our very own FLE FLY - how cool is that

Check out the video below. It's awesome. You don't have to touch a crappie ever again if you don't want to. I love the fact that one of our major sponsors, FLE FLY has licensed the product and now has them in their online store. And the price is right too, only $9.99. Can't beat that.

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The one and only patented CRAPPIE GAUGE is now available exclusively through FLE FLY Fishing Tackle Company! Find CRAPPIE GAUGE'S or a dealer at www.FleFly.com



$9.99 each available here http://flefly.com/catalog/category/view/s/crappie-gauge/id/328/

Looks great being able to put in before removing hook .

Won't be of much use in Mississippi. Only measures to 10". They make a larger one?

I got one just this week ...and tried it on public barge crappie this morning
worked quite well for shorts for sure ....:cheers2

I do hope you plan on coming out with one that measures more than just shorts. Would love to know when one reaches 13", 14" and 15". They don't along often, but it would sure be nice to know what you've got! I love the concept of putting the device on the line first, then over the fish. Very efficient.

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Originally Posted by jigflinger

Won't be of much use in Mississippi. Only measures to 10". They make a larger one?

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We'll get them to work on one. I knew it was gonna be brought up by someone from MS. Thanks 'flinger. lol

Would not hurt to have a slide out section underneath it to extend and measure even a monster size crappie and it will still be smaller portable unit.:twocents

Better make sure it measures exactly the same as the golden rule...that's what the GW use in Ms

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Originally Posted by scrat

Would not hurt to have a slide out section underneath it to extend and measure even a monster size crappie and it will still be smaller portable unit.:twocents

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Its a nice item but I do not think it is wide enough or thick enough for Mississippi crappie....plus the fact they have to be over 12 inches on the famous big four reservoirs.

Same here. Its to small.

one heck of a idea

If it went to 16-18" i would buy one right now. No size limit here so i want to be able to measure a whopper and toss over 14" back.

Yes either the south bend fast check whitch goes to 14 in or the bnm slabmaster which goes to 16 inches

Neat! Thanks for the tip and post. It is a good idea!
Bob

Good looking checker

I throw back anything less then 15”….any gauge for 15-20” crappie?

I use the BnM checker

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Originally Posted by Takeum

I throw back anything less then 15”….any gauge for 15-20” crappie?

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Yep, it's called the "Dream Catcher". I think I own a bunch of them! lol j/k

The b&m slabmaster measures up to 16 inches for all you Mississippi folks out their but thank goodness in texas they only have to be ten inchesAttachment 411147

according to some of my research , the average length of a crappie in the lower 48 is 9 inches .
Now mind you lots of spots got BIG crappie , but for the most part something like this is made to ease the pain of dealing with fish right at that magic size to go home for dinner .
just saying .....

Man, with my luck, my ideal fish checker would have flashing lights and shoot confetti and fireworks for anything over 9”. :biggrin