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How to catch Crappie? Does anyone here knows how? Thanks in advance.
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Start fishing in 5 to 18 ft water and create lots of movement to attract crappie then pull steady when the fish bites. Crappie loves cooler water and can be found mostly in lakes.
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DavidC
Spear Fisher
Posts 34
Points 34
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Catching crappie is not that difficult. You just have to learn to catch them consistently. Just do some research about crappie. Know and understand different infos about them, like: Where they prefer to live, what they eat, how seasons influence their behavior and how they see.
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alexsy
Spear Fisher
Posts 22
Points 22
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you may have to check out first about crappie spawning times... water temperature triggers it... and during spring spawn, the crappies will be in shallow waters...
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spooks
Spear Fisher
Posts 26
Points 26
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Spring is the best time to catch crappie as they are involved in their spawning runs. They love cover, so locate brush, stumps or any artificial cover at appropriate depths and you are likely to find one.
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fishly
Bait Fisher
Posts 54
Points 54
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Some folks like a flyrod, but my weapon of choice is an ultra-lite
spinning outfit with a 7 ft rod. Those little buggers will bite on
anything if you are fishing in the right spot. I set a bobber about a
foot and a half or two foot deep when using worms, crawlers.wax worms,
crickets, grasshopper, grubs or minnows. You can also use mister
twister artificial worms,poooers or worms.
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