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Trolling Slab Crappie
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- čas přidán 1. 09. 2021
- Trolling spinner harnesses through shallow weeds to catch slab crappie in northern Minnesota. Tips on how to catch summer crappie. Very deadly program that can produce a lot of crappie through the dog days of summer into early fall. Effective way to cover water and break down big locations to find schools of fish. Fishing with longtime guide Charlie Worrath from Minnesota Fishing Pros Guide Service.
Headquartered out of Lakewood Lodge located on Sand Lake near Deer River, Minnesota in Itaska County. Beautiful family friendly resort that offers that classic north woods Minnesota experience. Phenomenal fishing area with many small productive lakes for panfish and walleye. We explored a handful of lakes in the area and found some great crappie.
This shallow weed program works on many Minnesota natural lakes. Look for large shallow sand flats protruding from the shoreline and find the good stands of cabbage next to deep water.
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Good ole Charlie Worath part of the MN Fishing pro's. Great group of guides
This is one of my favorite videos you produced!Can you show us how to catch walleye with a Drop Shot method??
The further north you go in MN, the more the guys all resemble Babe Winkelman.
A true professional thanks Jason keep them coming
Headed to lakewood lodge June 18th to the 24th. Can't wait for a family week of fishing. Any tips?!
What lake were you fishing on? I'm going to a cabin on sand lake and hoping to get into my first ever walleye and maybe some good panfish and smallmouth
Great video .. How far ahead of the spinner baits is the Bullet weight and what size ? Thanks
Great question, I would like to know the same.
About a three foot snell and a 1/16th ounce bullet weight
Hop in the waders and come fish the Mississippi this fall
That sounds like a lot of fun! Love wader fishing.
@@JasonMitchellOutdoors nothing like hand to hand combat with big angry walleyes and smallmouth