From what I read in the regs two poles per person with no more than two hooks per line. Reason I ask, watched crappie masters tv Carlyle lake saw one boat with two guys in boat with 6 poles across the front spider rigging.
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From what I read in the regs two poles per person with no more than two hooks per line. Reason I ask, watched crappie masters tv Carlyle lake saw one boat with two guys in boat with 6 poles across the front spider rigging.
Never mind looked farther found that you can troll with three. Seems odd every where is different where we go in WI two poles drifting one pole trolling.
All you can afford lol
2 unless posted otherwise. 2 hooks per pole. Corp lakes 3 unless posted otherwise
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Most lakes are posted 2 pole and line only if it’s not posted you can use up to 50 hooks as long as anything after two devices is tagged with a name and address
be very careful with that 3 lines trolling. The co's around Kankakee area do not allow that rule
I believe the three poles trolling is only on Corp lakes like Shelbyville rend Carlyle etcQuote:
Originally Posted by Bassing_53
Bassing, where are you trolling around kankakee? I've tried the river but just get hung too much to keep trolling
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Page 8 of the 2018 Illinois fishing Regulations state:
Trolling is permissible, provided the angler has notmore than three poles and lines with not more thantwo hooks or lures on each, except in waters wherethere is a 2 pole and line only designation If using athird pole, the pole should be tagged with the an-gler’s name and address.
Mazonia, Braidwood etc.
I've never tried mazonia for crappie and I swore to never go back to braidwood after a windy day with some lower unit damage. I've done pretty good at heidecke the last few years though
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I don't crappie fish Braidwood. Now that it's getting warmer and the bass have spawned there, I prob won't go anymore. I gave up fighting the crowd at Heidecke