So tell me what ya think?
https://youtu.be/iMs2YiN0_7s
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So tell me what ya think?
https://youtu.be/iMs2YiN0_7s
What is that gray jig? Water temp and depth? Sorry for the questions. I am in NC trying to figure out post spawn crappie now. Water between 67-72 degrees. Nice video!
Looks like a lot of fun.
Chevync20 I read a report today that the water here had reached 80° but the day of this vid the water temp got up to 74°.
I fished from 8 to 12fow with most of the fish hitting the jig around 6 to 8'.
There are several names for this plain grey jig, G4 grey ghost and several other names. I tie this jig and call it "That Grey Jig" just to keep it simple... it's one of my favorites...
Stainless it's a ton of fun.....
between 67 and 72 its likely you have white crappie on fire and not post spawn ...just sayingQuote:
Originally Posted by Chevync20
black crappie are likely done with the most of it though
nice vids bro ....yawl notice how he don't "TIP" his rod down when he verticals .....I seen a million tip them down with a flick ....
not near as effective as a rise and twitch twitch on the up and a super slow TIGHT line on the fall .....just saying
the little things count folks ....KABOOM
Nice! :highfive
Thanks y'all....
Ketchn did you really watch that vid? Man I really appreciate it if so bud....I know you're always busy....it don't matter pre-spawn, spawn or post-spawn in gonna fish the deeper waters with the spawning areas right there.....
I've been wackn'um in the same area 2 months now...
I've fished 4 or 5 areas on this lake near spawning areas and the fish are just plum stacked up....
I only caught one fish that looked to still have eggs and that tells me post-spawn is right now....
Besides anything I've read or heard about water temps goes on the back burner when the fish tell me different....
I know for a fact at least on my lake the fish go shallow in a lot colder surface water temps than I've ever read or heard anyone say....
I'm lookn for the shad to clear out soon and the crappie are gonna be right behind them....
I kinda watched it bro ....I speed thru them some and no volume in most cases ....just pick out what I have time to see ....lol
10-4.....
I believe you are as good as making neat videos as you are at catching Crappie...also, nice use of a drone w/camera...I enjoyed very much.
Great video and very entertaining.
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Thanks for the fine comments guys....
I wish I could catch fish like you do! I fish the bridge pilings, and catch one every five minutes or so, then move around, and pick off another one, and so on. At the end of the day, I have a stringer of fish, but I really have to work for them! Have never caught them fast like you are. Video editing may make it look better than it really was, but you are still putting a hurting on them!
Thanks for posting! Very enjoyable to watch.
-Tony
Nice video! I like that gray ghost pattern as well. Especially on a marabou RR! :)
Thill you can do just as I do just stay away from the heavily fished stuff, all that you can see above water that every Joe stops and fish.
Put the time in scanning to find or put your own brush piles out that is not visible above water.
What I've found on my lake a lot of small piles is a lot better than a couple big ones....
Move move and move, catch the aggressive fish and move on to the next pile, the only thing slow about my fish is me lowering my jig...
Crestliner that jig is a beast on my lake...A lot of the ole timers are dead set that black/chart is the best but that grey works when they are and when they are not catchn with black/chart....
THANKS for the replies guys....