Need Help....Pushing Cranks, articles, let me know your thoughts.

Actually two things. Check out the fishing.crappie.com tips page (the link directly below), and let me know what you think. Find a typo, and I'll even send you a free bottle of slabsauce. First come first serve, so post your typo here in this thread if you want to qualify. "First come first serve" means only the first poster of the typo gets the sauce, and only if I make the change. Who knows, maybe it sounds better wrong! On top the fact we don't really abide to following "perfect grammar" here on crappie.com. lol

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And then check out the Pushing Cranks article. We added the "info graphic" to that article. We wanted something to help beginners on a topic that is not very covered. Let me know your thoughts about the info graphic in that article. And don't tell me I need a better picture of the fishermen in it! lol

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Thank you for your feedback.

No noticeable typos found but at the very end of the article you list the Record Black Crappie caught in MO, when early on in the article you referenced the new World Record caught in TN. :dono:dono

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No noticeable typos found but at the very end of the article you list the Record Black Crappie caught in MO, when early on in the article you referenced the new World Record caught in TN. :dono:dono

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Yep, we have one winner. You are right. The IGFA finally updated their site.


Black Crappie
(5 lb 7 oz)
Richeison Pond, Tennessee, USA
15-May-2018
Lionel Ferguson

First sentence, 'comma' missing after old.

Not necessary to capitalize crappy, perch, walleye...



Excellent article, looks good to me!!![emoji106]

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I am a product of East TN grammar.....so this may be correct already.

Amazingly even with all the bulky tackle crappie just can’t resist biting a crankbait being pushed.

Should there be a comma between “tackle” and “crappie”?

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I am a product of East TN grammar.....so this may be correct already.

Amazingly even with all the bulky tackle crappie just can’t resist biting a crankbait being pushed.

Should there be a comma between “tackle” and “crappie”?

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.... Could use a comma after amazingly and tackle?

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So I'm seeing that I'm gonna have to ship 3 bottles of slabsauce so far. Very cool, thanks. Any more? I'll prolly leave this open for the rest of today, we will see. And as always, don't forget, rules subject to change without notice, just say'n. :biggrin

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So I'm seeing that I'm gonna have to ship 3 bottles of slabsauce so far. Very cool, thanks. Any more? I'll prolly leave this open for the rest of today, we will see. And as always, don't forget, rules subject to change without notice, just say'n. :biggrin

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I think we should let my high school English teacher know that I found a grammar mistake!:Rofl

The Crappie was caught on a Kalin’s 2” Triple Threat Grub in John Deere Green and was taken from a farm pond. Never heard of a lure named “farm pond”. :Rofl

It weighed 5 pounds 7.86 ounces and was caught on a farm pond in May of 2018.

Grammar , we don't need no stinking Grammar.rotfl

Probably nitpicking a little, but .... :biggrin

You may want try jigs which look as they are selling well based on their inventory levels. (Should say "You may want TO try jigs ...... as THOUGH they are ...." )

Us a similar technique to casting to determine depth and locate fish. (USE a similar ...)

But the basic premise is, you want to skip the bait on top the water (on top OF the water)

Should be a comma after old.

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Should be a comma after old.

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the "old" in this sentence? And maybe add the "the"? dono

Crappie are one of the most fun fish to catch for the young, old and everyone in between.

Crappie are one of the most fun fish to catch for the young, the old, and everyone in between.

Ok. To all those that made suggestions, please pm me your mailing address. Thanks all.


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