New to this crappie thing they call fishing. Well to be honest this whole freshwater thing. Looking for any and all tips tricks and advice. What would be the one "rule" you all would offer?
Hope to see you all on the water.
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New to this crappie thing they call fishing. Well to be honest this whole freshwater thing. Looking for any and all tips tricks and advice. What would be the one "rule" you all would offer?
Hope to see you all on the water.
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Welcome to Crappie.com, what part of the state are you in? :welcome
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Originally Posted by srminosky
My first place to look is YouTube. If you want to one rod or multi-rod fish, tight-line or long-line, there are instructional video's out there covering it all. Being from the eastern part of the state, see if some of the guys down that way will take you with them.
Jacksonville
truer words have never been spokenQuote:
Originally Posted by gobbler
Get on the water and get on the water again. Welcome aboard from Arkansas.
You're up near Jack. He's one of the nicest guys on here and posesses a wealth of knowledge on fishing the eastern tidal rivers. Try to make friends with him. If you ever head down Wilmimgton way pm me, we can meet up. My two cents as far as advice; know the water you're in and understand that crappie fishing in the eastern rivers is very different than the deep lakes in the piedmont. Good luck!
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Welcome. Great folks here
YouTube is excellent source
For entertainment and knowledge check out ricard Gene the fishing machine
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that was kind of what drove me to the site. as another member mentioned in tidal rivers its a different game.Quote:
Originally Posted by JordanLimit
appreciate the advice tight lines
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Originally Posted by chippo
that is now in my queue thanks
I will absolutely let you know when down around your way. I appreciate the invite.
Also guy from southern crappie rods
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Nice read
https://scout.com/outdoors/fishing/A...rees-105099554
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A lot of guys down your way fish the Trent river , near Pollacksville and also New Bern for crappie, ive tried the White oak river fro them no luck at all , did catch Some nice bass tho
Welcome to the site
Kinda of what I'm looking to do learn how and where then be able to pass that on not only to the boys but also the younger guys I work with. Gotta keep them out of trouble around here :)Quote:
Originally Posted by CrappieTuttle
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Thank youQuote:
Originally Posted by mac crappie
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Thank you!Quote:
Originally Posted by stormcloud
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Welcome from Wake Forest
I appreciate itQuote:
Originally Posted by REDBOAT
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This guy is out of control! Thanks for the solid lead.Quote:
Originally Posted by srminosky
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Damn good read! This should be added to that newbie threadQuote:
Originally Posted by chippo
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Welcome to the NC forum's, lots of very nice and helpful neighbor's here.
do you have a boat?.....my wife is from j'vlle....I went to high school and community college there. I can give you some leadsQuote:
Originally Posted by srminosky
I do yes. I also venture deep in the creeks with my sit in yak.Quote:
Originally Posted by fishinRod
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Originally Posted by srminosky
I sent you a pm
Welcome. Have fished for crappie in the area since 98 with best luck in Trent and Brice’s Creek primarily targeting docks in 10’ water late Spring thru mid Fall; tube jigs under float works for me. Neuse is also good,especially creeks up river from New Bern.
That's what I hear, NB is a honey hole. I will have to do some google earth reconnaissance and see if I can identify any brush piles. Thank you for the information!