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ONLY ok if you want to reel them in 2 at time , just saying ......
then it could be also just about the numbers of fish as well ......
sometimes it is such that it's rough to keep them off the jig/JIGS you know .......:Rofl
KABOOM is often near ....:highfive
Good job Crappie Whisperer
its about hesitation when double jigging , many think hooking one will scatter them and often does , but if you are a lil gentle and let the first fish scramble around some , a second fish might want to play let's get double ketched ......:RoflQuote:
Originally Posted by BuckeyeCrappie
Tacos in your future?
last night , your late for the date , Taco Thursday at our house , Tuesday is too early in the week for us ,,,,,just saying :RoflQuote:
Originally Posted by BuckeyeCrappie
Usually with my double jig setups it means I lose two jigs to brush instead of one.... :Rofl
Doubled up on them
Personally I think each week needs a couple of taco nights.Quote:
Originally Posted by Ketchn
That’s the truth. Many times you can see that other fish will swarm around to see if there is any food they can pick off. Fortunately they don’t know to run!:RoflQuote:
Originally Posted by Ketchn
Bob
Reading Ikea assembly instructions #ReactionGifsQuote:
Originally Posted by Ketchn
they seem to be best under a float most of the time , the constant depth setting keeps the jigs mostly off the cover if you cast well and know where to NOT cast said tandems .....:RoflQuote:
Originally Posted by SuperDave336
even open water tandems seem to find stuff to get hung up on , I don't double much , but sometimes when I am not sure and or think they are all thru the water column and have the room to pitch said doubles , then I just might do it ....:highfive
Love it 2 at a time.
A problem when I’m fishing brushpiles.
Well I'd love to see you NOT HAVE A PROBLEM!:RoflQuote:
Originally Posted by chaunc
Kaboom! Very nice I’ve done lots of double jigs but never under a float. Might have to try that sometime. I have doubled up, but only on sandbass
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When Livescope Flippin' I'm using a double jig rig about 99% of the time. I have doubled up on Crappie twice in the last two years. I've lost my double rig setup a few times, too, but that's mostly due to fishing brushpiles about 99% of the time (and also being the #2 angler in the boat and not always being able to see MY jigs on the screen :Doh: )
many times a double will hang up on the cover after you hook a fish on one of the jigs , lost a few that way before myself .....
it's kinda troubling though , folks that don't know ya and see it and think you are just the average yeehaw fighting the bottom ......:Rofl:Rofl
Under the bridge downtown.......
Mo
Two jigs at a time means I don’t catch two at a time instead of one at a time lol
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yes sir , I run this set up under several bridges in the downtown ft worth area when I am not totally sure what depth the fish are holding at.Quote:
Originally Posted by mozingo1952
https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=GLvohMXgcBo
This is what I was referring to . :)
I have done my share of bridge fishing in the past , there was a time when the only place I knew to catch crappie on Lake Palestine was
under the 155 bridge, It has been many years since I have fished a bridge.
good luck
MO
so many frown on hitting bridges and it befuddles me , we often run straight to them and avoid looking for crappie elsewhere , crappie love shade and concrete and tend to be stacked under them in lots of spots year round , never did get that part of the hammer them program .Quote:
Originally Posted by mozingo1952
it for sure never bothers me to hit them off a dock or under a bridge and or on a big corp community pile either ....
my run all over the lake looking for them is somewhat tired , it is fun to hunt them down sometimes , but it is way more fun to just sit still and hammer them hard
One of the lakes I fish has a single bridge on it. Everyone fishes that bridge, it's the one place you are guaranteed to catch at.
several of my foundation lakes have bridges and have done quite well fishing those and it's about the only time I will use a double rig. But it's rare as I like to probe cover with my single jig.