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NEW TACTIC for Catching Shallow Water Crappies (Never Seen on TV)
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- čas přidán 1. 03. 2020
- The secret is out! One of the most important aspects of shallow water crappie fishing is staying in the strike zone for a prolonged period. This is accomplished with a slow falling presentation and this new soft plastic rig is the deadliest for when crappies are in skinny water!
Never get sick of crappies fishing. Great show!
Love catching big crappie, have been making videos on using different crappie baits. Also some bass baits, just loaded a bass video. FLC
This is Roy from Philly. A great day on the water is what it is all about. Nice Fishin video!! Thanks for sharing. I don't quite understand all the hate being thrown at you guys but keep the vids coming. Just remember whether they hate or like, it is still counted as a view. So haters, keep haten just keep watchin!
Thank you for the technique. Here in Upstate SC the water is almost always muddy rain or no rain, good to be able to get some hang time.
I’m from the also and just got into the fish life ! I pray this helps me out ! I stay on the gaffney And spartanburg area! Don’t much about fishing spots but I’m trying to learn
I love Sportsman Journal. Tyler and Sarah are SO personable as well as knowledgable about their kinds of fishing. And me being a Southerner I also love their accents, lol.
Killed the crappie today using this !! I just downsized it and used a slip float. Thank you !!
TheRasta815 that is Awesome! Glad to hear you pounded them!!
looked like fun , love the look of those poles
Creative thought of wacky style to fish for crappie! Have you tried to use bare Aberdeen hook with the plastic lure? That will even more slow down the falling of the lure.
Fish & dish the slower the fall the more deadly it becomes! 🤜💥🤛
Thanks for the tip. Water temps are still in the upper 40s in Western N.Y. if we ever get a whole week of warm weather I'll be trying it out
Adam Smith yes need warmth! Let us know how you do when she warms up!
Wow awesome day thanks for the tips and nice to see you didn’t keep the huge ones
Shawn Marla thanks! Need the genes 🧬
Another great show you are 100 percent correct about boat control..I have to try wackey rigging..Some of those crappies were tanks. Nice job
Michael Prevost let me know how you do! Good luck 👍
Boat control is everything/ next to depth control
Presentation is better than I would have guessed
Baker Vinci you will have to give it a shot this spring!👍
Sportsman's Journal TV I fish for crappie year round (3-4 days a week). My son accidentally put on a tube jig that way a few weeks ago and said “you don’t rig it like a Senko”. I don’t bass fish, unless my property floods. I’ll try it this week. Our water is 65 degrees
You can tell you all are from up north. You have somewhat of an Canadian accent! Nice Crappie.
Wonderful!!! I subbed!!!LET'S GO SJ!!!🎣🎣🎣
FISHING WITH MaYo 🤜💥🤛thanks!!
People enough with the negativity. Great fishing info. You learn something new every day. Great tactic, will try it out.
Wow, Lots of great fish. Kind of like fishing in a bucket. Lol. I might have to try this if I'm vertical jigging.
I subscribed as soon as I seen the intro very nice !
You guys do a great job love your show.
Fishing with Hun and Guy 😂 Nice video
Apparently the crappie don't have my number. Great show.
DANNO lol!! Thanks 🙏
Man you guys are full of Crappie genius sauce👌🏽🎣🐟. Tight lines and sharp hooks catch fish ✌🏽
Victor Davis lol thanks man! 🙏🙏
@@SportsmansJournalTV lol say less 👍🏽💯✌🏽
@@SportsmansJournalTV watched the video 3×s already lol
@@SportsmansJournalTV and subbed
Aka sarge told me to check you out . Great introduction and video.
Nice video! What pound test line were you using? Would the slip bobbers work as well with that rig?
I would use between 4lb to 6lb test and slip bobber will work.
He is using 4lb suffix mono
4lb mono
Holy crap this looks like my lake in the Northwoods. I hammer crappy all summer long usually “on the top” especially around dusk. Great eating.
I need to get me one of those rods!! Great video!!!
Wow so many negative comments, good show, I haven’t seen that technique used for crappie before, what is that rod your using?
amazing fishing time have a great day there
first----awesome video, i enjoyed watching it. second--when i do all my crappies & trout fishing, I use the 2inch---1/16oz. Floating Gold flame yo-zuri pin minnows. They work wonders
Shawn Eldridge we have used the pin minnows in Iowa Trout streams in the past and your right they produce!🤜💥🤛
@@SportsmansJournalTV 👍
Not to burst your bubble, but I was taught that technique, by a girlfriend's father, when our live bait shiner minnows would expire. That was in the early '80s. Good show though. 👍
Looks like a good tactic,I'll try it.
Great video thanks is there a link to get this lure?
From Mississippi with love, excellent show guys. I would love to fish in that part of the country. I will say the crappie there look kind of tiny (no offense). If I can put a coke can in it’s mouth, it’s a keeper here. Great show though, seriously love it
Awesome video! Thanks for sharing your secrets and techniques. I will have to try out some of my 1/64 as opposed to my typical 1/32. I’m curious what model of sunglasses you were wearing?
brythegeek thanks 🙏 the glasses were Costa Cat Cay’s
Love my KCR six shooter for hard water!
Curious to know whether the ultralite rod is capable of lifting those larger crappies out if the water? You used a net a lot...
natural beauty good observation! But yes, KCRs have plenty of backbone to flip fish in. The use of the net was for 2 reasons: 1. we didn’t won’t to loose any of the bigger ones for tv purposes. And second the bigger fish were prespawn so didn’t want to take the chance of hurting one if it fell in the boat.
if you can catch a fish in Iowa, you can catch a fish anywhere... and tell that guy tilling his garden that we're trying to film a show here
Kyle Ray you are spot on! Them tuff waters over there.
Completely agree, I live in Iowa
Is 6lb line work really well, how big the difference between 4 and 6 lb line? also the difference for trout?
6 is good for heavier baits or around thick cover. 4lbs casts a lot better and longer with smaller baits and is appropriate for more open water situations.
@@SportsmansJournalTV ok thank you
Big difference I use 2lb test and catch more than on 4lb test the lighter the better and more natural they cant feel the light line on their lips as well.
@@chrisbowman6698 wow okay thanks, then I bought 6lb line, what should I use it for???
Those pan fish don't give a crap on how the bait was rigged. If they hungry, they'll strike at it.
their point is to rig it like that so it sinks slow and stays in the strike zone longer
Love how the CZcams geeks only tee up the democrat fisher-folk for others to watch.
@@pedrothemexican3360 yes, this video is politically motivated............following a strict political aganeda..... moron
What is that shield on the stern of the boat?
CarlBigA007 wave whackers. They prevent splashing in over your transom. Very popular with tiller boats.
A lot of nice black crappie, good enough for a fish fry!!!
A 14" Magnum...lol Come down to Mississippi where the Big Crappie live.
caught a 16.3 inch Crappie the other day on the Spillway. About 2lbs 7oz.
I would just love 10"-12" crappie. I am even happy with 7" or 8". If it takes my offering, I am happy. I would love to go down South.
23"-26" crappie in the gilbert river. Sauvie island, Or
This was last month in Wisconsin?
Subscribe very cool people nice job tnx fo sharing I'll try nex time I'm on water👍
You can bet your hockey socks that’s a magnum ... ae’? Lmao
Is there a website to buy these rods and gear
Curtis Lackner absolutely! Kraemercustomrods.com
Promote that rod, I can fish with a zebco 202 on a 5' rod from the 1960's and catch Crappie. I'm old School I'm not going to spend $50 or more on a rod and reel to catch a typical pan fish. I catch them all the time year round 10" to 15". Money, money, money, don't need it to catch quality fish. HA! HA!
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This, Ladies and Gents, is a mega boomer at work.
Far out! I'm a Mega Boomer Thank's Man
Am I Right!
Hmmm, may have to try this.
Info on the rods please
7’ UL xtra fast action - Kraemer custom rods.com
So turning the bait sideways to the hook allows it to sink slower?? I'm calling BS on that. Same mass, same surface area = same fall rate. Not saying the technique doesn't have benefits but that ain't one of them.
same mass, yes. same surface area, not so much, the surface area that is dragging against the water is increased by about 13 times. Just try it and you will see it will fall slower.
Their right, try it, see for yourself.
Hydrodynamics of the lure rig.
Asian been fishing like this in Minnesota for years. Wacky rig a Bobby garland baby shad on a jig head.
Ok I see you fishing into the shore. Cool. My fault. Same shallow thanks
Are you originally from PA? People here when I grew up referred to nice fish as "dandy". You don't hear that much these days.
How about keeping the camera only on sarah?
Good fishing but check. Your shallow is different compared to people who fish from shore your in a boat. See what I'm saying.
Or that can reached by casting from shore?? Just saying everyone doesn't have a boat so this is those who don't.
myron boyle totally get it. This technique is still proven when fishing from shore. Try working the shore line horizontally instead of vertically.
I tried this from shore at a small municipal pond and got 4 bass and only 1 crappie. No fish visible from shore. Oh well, something took it.
Hello
Good deal guys but it's not new. I've been doing that w gulp n ice jigs for yrs now
Rod can’t be too good. No impressive boat flips
That first crappie was not a "magnum". It was an average size for a "southern lake"crappie. A big fish here is 17 inches.
But it is big where they are.. so...
Love how the CZcams geeks only tee up the democrat fisher-folk for others to watch.
🤑 folks.
no offence--spawning crappies---nuff said.
Never a net and no glasses
Sarah is very beautiful !!!!!
Leave prego alone.
Hey camera guy
How bout more on the fish and water instead of the guy. We want to see habitat color of water so on. Lol
First go find where crappies hang out.
The hungry poor fish consider the lure as a worm .That is the reason.
Love how the CZcams geeks only tee up the democrat fisher-folk for others to watch.
I came to this thinking I will learn something new, I thought it it’s a new tactic, it’s nothing new, boring
that's how it is with these big time tv shows, juts about advertising equipment
Love how the CZcams geeks only tee up the democrat fisher-folk for others to watch.
Fishing a Private area, and knowing where they are at......Is not a fishing show. Yet, it's a good marketing tool. Ya'll not fishing to eat.....ya'll fishing to sell merch. SAD.
RootsmanLiving truths hurts
The lake is public, with a public launch. Not sure why you think it’s private. And we do eat fish, just not this episode. Unfortunately we have had personal experience where keeping big females decimated a population, so we are very aware of helping keep these public lakes healthy for everyone to enjoy.
Private or public makes little difference...still gotta know locations
Glad I can fast forward to see what the secret was an turn it back off cause I couldnt watch this with them dam yankee accents 🤣
Dustin Johnson it wasn’t that bad, guy!
Lol...good show..like the rig...I fish Weiss...in Alabama...check out Richard Gene the fishing machine...good vids..no Yankee accent
You guy`s are GREAT together on the water & I like your videos.. but why do you say CRAPPIES when describing this species ?? Do you also say BASSES or TROUTS,or Salmons when describing those species of fish? With all due respect lose the "S" it makes you sound amateurish.
Kinda know where your coming from…..but we will stick with proper English practices.👍
@@SportsmansJournalTV Your English practices could use a refresher . I suggest you look up how to use it (Crappie) in a sentence. Hope you`re not butt hurt by being informed of proper use of the word. The word Crappie doesn`t need an "S" to imply more than one.
@@horacelee880 it’s all good! Let’s just agree that it could be either way. Now go and catch some SLABS!!
Nothing new! Boring!
Was thinking the exact same thing.......been doing it here and there since the 80's.
The 14-16"+ Crappies here still love and prefer the old and true Mr.Twisters though.
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