Dude, your channel is sik. 1300 folks following in a short amount of time. AWESOME! You do a great job talking, sharing info, and keeping people interested and learning the whole time.
Dieter Melhorn Fishing Yeah I can honestly say I didn’t expect that in a month or so! But hey I will keep trying to keep it simple and easy to understand! Thank you for watching this one too!
Another good video. Your buddies boat is way nicer than mine but I just put an Ultrex and a Mega unit on my ole aluminum boat and it has changed my fishing game tremendously. Thanks for taking time to teach others...
1993Savedbygrace I fish out of an 1987 center console boat. Doesn’t matter what it is, if it gets you there and back that’s all that matters! Thank you for watching!
@@ClearWaterCrappie Very good point. Thanks again for the videos. I'm sure it's time consuming but many others can benefit from the wealth of knowledge you are offering for free. Stay safe out there and looking forward to the next video.
I Have been shooting docks for years and I learned more about side image in your video than since I bought my hds10 gen 2 probably 6 years ago.....get some yellow line and you will see the bite so much better.
trashtrout man I glad you got something out of my video! I am gonna stick with the clear line for now. We tend to catch more fish with clear lines! Thank you for watching!
Love shooting docks. I learned on Lake Greenwood. Can’t wait for the side image video. You keep up this kind of content and you will see the subscribers shoot up
I love watching how you find fish under docks with side imagine, please do more videos with side imaging. I am just learning this method. Need more help.
Great video and instructions!!!! We feel your pain on the rain and water clarity. Wylie has looked like chocolate milk for what seems like two months now.
Good video, particularly about the side imaging, but I wish you'd show more of the rod shooting technique. You got your jig in some really tight spots!
Larry Marek I will do a few more dock shooting videos this fall. I will go more in depth on technique and the type of docks to look for when shooting. Thanks for watching!
Great video! Just started to fish Hartwell last year after moving here and getting a boat. This dock shooting I have to try. I have always been one to fish for trout in streams. Not to experienced in the lakes. Subscribed and will be waiting for more. Keep up the good work.
mk82highdrag I have fished the streams of the Appalachian Mountains. Yes please try dock shooting. It is a lot of fun and challenging. I appreciate your feedback and thank you for watching!
Very cool technique! The lake I fish they have a NO FISHIN WITHIN 10 FEET OF DOCK! It sucks! It's a awesome lake power plant lake with great crappie.. Great Video and awesome side scan imaging too!! Thank you
This is one of the BEST VIDEOS I've seen on dock shooting and explaining how to! Then u show us the graph data! Oh yea I'm Sub and liking this video! Waiting on the next one now :-)
Reggie Donner man I appreciate that! I’m glad you got something out of it! Definitely more coming! Anything you want me to try to cover? Thanks for watching!
Good job on the video. Enjoyed watching you shooting docks and pulling out some good crappie. Good seeing you let AJ tag alone :) Look forward to seeing other fishing videos from you in the future. AJ, pull out some those hair jigs and give them a go.
Great video. I love shooting docks. Curious about how deep ur transducer is mounted below water level. I can’t get sonar return on submerged pontoons on sidescan and wonder if my transducer is mounted too far down on the transom. Thx
slab dockter thank you! As far as the transducer goes, pretty much just follow the instructions that come from humminbird. It depends a lot on how close you are to the dock and what type of dock you are searching on. Thank you for watching!
Rockfisher I will let the jig sink for a few seconds then start reeling in. If I don’t get a bite I will let it sink further and further each cast till I start catching them! Thank you for watching!
Do you ever use braided line when shooting docks? I use hi vis 4 lb mono line. I broke off several times on Hartwell on Monday. Was thinking of trying braid to see how well the line comes off to get back under the pontoons and docks.
Forgot to say...good video, keep them coming.when you shoot under there and let it fall watch your line for that tick,I'm a line watcher,takes time to figure it all out.Lot of the time the bigger crappie will be under the smaller ones,closer to the bottom.
scott brower thanks for watching! You got a great graph! Best advice on learning it I can give is just idle around with it on playing with the settings till you get the picture you like!
This is good stuff buddy. Thanks for making this channel. Can you show set up you have on side imaging. Such as speed you run it and what color settings to use. I have Humminbird helix models and can’t get it dialed in like I want it. Keep up the videos!
Michael Tew I’m probably gonna do two separate videos for side imaging. One for the older humminbird units and then a separate video only for the helix models. I will try to show how I have my graph set up for crappie. I appreciate you watching!
Hey man, I loved both of your videos! Really like the way you show your graph and how you fish. You just received a new subscriber. Keep u the video's. Just out of curiosity have you fished lake Murray for crappie?
I just subscribed. Enjoyed the nice and clear demonstration of how to shoot docks. Your side-imaging really showed the crappie well. Do you ever fish Keowee? Looking forward to your next video.
Love these types of videos! Great look of fish under dock(s) on electronics- in fact best I have seen. Do you always depend on seeing fish on electronics before you fish a particular dock or will you sometimes fish a dock even if you are not seeing fish on electronics? Another comment mentioned your particular settings - I am curious as well. I have a 899 SI combo that I have used, but have not seen nearly as good return(s) as you showed. That said, unit in video is a newer unit with a bigger screen than mine. Lastly - is there a particular knot you use to tie on jig? Again- great video. Thanks for sharing.
I have always found when shooting docks in muddy or dirty water, bright colors and curl tails always worked better.... count down to the depth they are holding and use a straight retrieve. You can thank me later! Hahahahaha! Thanks for the video!
William Parish in my personal experience the muddier and murkier the water is on a “clear water” lake, the fish will totally leave the locations they typically are until conditions go back to normal. Now is spring in muddy water you bet I’m using a bright color! Thank you for your feeback and for watching!
I didn’t change them much from the factory default but yes I tuned them a little bit. One of the next videos I will put up talks just about humminbird graphs! Thanks for watching!
WILTmusic you can shoot docks in as high of winds as you can stand it. When it is extremely windy and if i have somebody with me, I will run the trolling motor and just let them shoot the dock. You usually have to use a heavier jighead to even attempt it. But you are basically right, anything over 10mph and I sleep in! Thank you for watching!
Thanks for the great tips. You make it seems so easy. What length rod and weight of your line? Would like to see more of your shooting technique. Do you do crappie guide service
Very nice informative video with nice production value what kind of cameras are you using? And by the way Hartwell is a lot clearer than where I live on Murray, it's so muddy down here I could just about walk on water.
J. Simmons I use the GoPro cameras. I have one camera the GoPro hero 3+ which is my stationary camera. The GoPro hero 7 black is the camera that I move around with and film by hand! Thanks for watching!
Great video a lot of good information, I just got a new Hummingbird 7” si Gen 2 I don’t see anything like you do on my screen , any idea what I’m doing wrong ?
Honestly, either you aren’t close enough to the fish to make them show up like that or there aren’t enough fish where you are scanning. I have never found any model humminbird to lie to me lol. Also your lake may not hold them on docks like my lakes around here. Thanks for watching!
Great video , thanks for sharing.Any chance you can share the correct model number for the 7 ft rod you are using , medium action, etc. Also it appears they have to be purchase online. Do you know of any retailers or tackle stores that sell them. I am in Gaston County/Lake Wylie area.
Rockfisher the model number is SCR71. I think Ed (southern crappie rod owner) is out of stock of those. If you are near lake Wylie you aren’t far from his shop near concord NC. His website has his contact info!
can you explain how to set up the side imaging to show the crappie with black background and not faded into the ground? like at 2:03 you can see the the crappie very distinctly and i can not figure out how to set the side imaging to these settings. The black is supposed to be the water in between the transducer and the ground due to the angle, so does that mean you just angle the transducer more to the side or is there a setting for that?? sorry if this is a dumb question but im new to the marine electronics
Warhorse514 there is no such thing as a dumb question when you are trying to learn something new. I’m gonna try to have my side imaging video out by Thursday afternoon I will try my best to explain how I have my graphs set up for crappie fishing, especially dock fishing like you see in the video. Thank you a lot for watching!
Great video! I am looking for a side scan Sonar, can you tell me which brand and model that is that you're using? Also I subscribed and liked, keep them coming!
Tim Fisher generally any reel that is suitable for 4-6lb test line with a smooth drag. I like the abu Garcia cardinal series reel. For shooting docks I use 6lb stren clear mono.
Jeff I am using stren 6lb mono. The GoPro mounted on the windshield of the boat has an external microphone. It helps some but the wireless ones that attach to your collar are the way to go.
209chevymon medium light is my preference. It is MUCH more sensitive than a medium, and it also varies rod to rod too. The southern crappie rod I was using in the video is a medium light. If you even want more sensitivity use 4lb line, but it just sinks quicker than 6lb.
209chevymon 2lb+ fish aren’t uncommon under docks around here, so I found a happy medium where I can feel a bluegill bite with ease but yet flip a 2lb donkey in the boat. It’s ultimately what you are comfortable with though!
Douglas bunn I would have to disagree with that. I have found brush with fish on it 100 ft out beside the boat. You really have to understand the megahertz and when to change it to get the full potential of out mega imaging.
Here's my take on this. My relatives feed the fish to keep them around their docks. And yet others come harvest the damn fish they have fed and bulked up for the kids to catch NOT for strangers to come by and reap what my relatives have worked and paid for their kids to enjoy. Another thing how comfortable would you leave to work with strangers around your boat and docks.
kovid perng the entire video we use an 1/16th oz jighead paired with a Bobby garland swimmer bait. The color is called green licorice. Thanks for watching!
Dude, your channel is sik. 1300 folks following in a short amount of time. AWESOME! You do a great job talking, sharing info, and keeping people interested and learning the whole time.
Dieter Melhorn Fishing Yeah I can honestly say I didn’t expect that in a month or so! But hey I will keep trying to keep it simple and easy to understand! Thank you for watching this one too!
You keep showing those side scan shots and techniques and I'll keep watching! 👍👍👍
Topwater Explosion oh I have a lot more coming. The next video will probably just be on how to read side imaging! Thanks for watching!
Why can’t all videos posted on youtube be awesome like yours!! Keep em coming.
Shane Barrett man I appreciate that! Look for the next one coming soon! Thank you for watching.
Good video man. Thanks for showing the side view on the helix, very nice. The fishing machine would be proud.
Ed Metz Jr I appreciate that! And you talking about Richard?! It sure would be fun to fish with that guy!
Another good video. Your buddies boat is way nicer than mine but I just put an Ultrex and a Mega unit on my ole aluminum boat and it has changed my fishing game tremendously. Thanks for taking time to teach others...
1993Savedbygrace I fish out of an 1987 center console boat. Doesn’t matter what it is, if it gets you there and back that’s all that matters! Thank you for watching!
@@ClearWaterCrappie Very good point. Thanks again for the videos. I'm sure it's time consuming but many others can benefit from the wealth of knowledge you are offering for free. Stay safe out there and looking forward to the next video.
I think your fishing videos are as good as any that I have watched !
Ronald Moon man that means a lot! Thank you!
You're having yourself a regular Dock Holiday😁. Just as much shooting.
I Have been shooting docks for years and I learned more about side image in your video than since I bought my hds10 gen 2 probably 6 years ago.....get some yellow line and you will see the bite so much better.
trashtrout man I glad you got something out of my video! I am gonna stick with the clear line for now. We tend to catch more fish with clear lines! Thank you for watching!
I keep a 7' and a 6'6" on the deck ready to go. Certain spots I may nee the shorter rod. windy days I like the 7'. good video
Love shooting docks. I learned on Lake Greenwood. Can’t wait for the side image video. You keep up this kind of content and you will see the subscribers shoot up
Larry Hobbs Greenwood has a ton of docks to shoot!
I love watching how you find fish under docks with side imagine, please do more videos with side imaging. I am just learning this method. Need more help.
Great video bother. I am up in North Carolina and all the same crapy water. TO MUCH RAIN THIS YEAR. Keep the videos coming.
Okcuse Norton crazy amount of rain! Go heels! Thank you for watching!
Great video and instructions!!!! We feel your pain on the rain and water clarity. Wylie has looked like chocolate milk for what seems like two months now.
Evin Whittle it’s been crazy hasn’t it?! The rain has definitely made this winter fishing challenging. Thank you for watching!
Good video, particularly about the side imaging, but I wish you'd show more of the rod shooting technique. You got your jig in some really tight spots!
Larry Marek I will do a few more dock shooting videos this fall. I will go more in depth on technique and the type of docks to look for when shooting. Thanks for watching!
Great video! Just started to fish Hartwell last year after moving here and getting a boat. This dock shooting I have to try. I have always been one to fish for trout in streams. Not to experienced in the lakes. Subscribed and will be waiting for more. Keep up the good work.
mk82highdrag I have fished the streams of the Appalachian Mountains. Yes please try dock shooting. It is a lot of fun and challenging. I appreciate your feedback and thank you for watching!
Earned yourself a sub, like your camera angle, great sonar footage, keep it up, thanks!
Twinstone thank you a lot! I want to bring different looks to crappie fishing. Thank you for watching!
Another great video, like the way you explain what your doing , ive learned a lot so far
Jack I appreciate that jack! Thank you for watching and I’m glad you get something out of them!
This is a great video! I dont get to many chances to shoot docks this far north. Keep up the videos!
Flopping Crappie thank you! Hey I don’t get to ice fish any down this far south! Thanks for watching!
@@ClearWaterCrappie you're welcome! Hopefully I can make a trip to south Carolina soon, we can shoot some docks.
Flopping Crappie oh yeah I never say no to crappie fishing. I would love to come up north in Wisconsin and try ice fishing!
@@ClearWaterCrappie we'll figure something out. Until then keep up the videos!
Very cool technique! The lake I fish they have a NO FISHIN WITHIN 10 FEET OF DOCK! It sucks! It's a awesome lake power plant lake with great crappie.. Great Video and awesome side scan imaging too!! Thank you
This is one of the BEST VIDEOS I've seen on dock shooting and explaining how to! Then u show us the graph data! Oh yea I'm Sub and liking this video! Waiting on the next one now :-)
Reggie Donner man I appreciate that! I’m glad you got something out of it! Definitely more coming! Anything you want me to try to cover? Thanks for watching!
@@ClearWaterCrappie, besides putting me in the boat with you lmao, no sir ur doing an awesome job!
Good job on the video. Enjoyed watching you shooting docks and pulling out some good crappie. Good seeing you let AJ tag alone :) Look forward to seeing other fishing videos from you in the future. AJ, pull out some those hair jigs and give them a go.
Nice... subin from NJ!
Bass N Timez I appreciate that! Thank you for watching!
Great video brother! thanks for tha tips .. really enjoy your videos keep them coming!!
Tony Cochran thank you for watching!
What jig head (brand) are you using to skip with?
good teaching mane not only just watching a catch fish video wondering what to do
John Boyd I’m glad you liked it! Thanks a lot for watching!
great info, great catches!
Ty PigPatrol appreciate it man. Thanks for watching
Great video. I love shooting docks. Curious about how deep ur transducer is mounted below water level. I can’t get sonar return on submerged pontoons on sidescan and wonder if my transducer is mounted too far down on the transom. Thx
slab dockter thank you! As far as the transducer goes, pretty much just follow the instructions that come from humminbird. It depends a lot on how close you are to the dock and what type of dock you are searching on. Thank you for watching!
Great video Brooks makes me wanna go fishin👍👍👍
Matt Ray oh forreal? Get back to work!
still learning that but i roll cast but not gonna quit trying it, love catching them slabs
What the heck are your settings to get such a clear image? What am I missing? Maybe because we don’t have a lot of crappie.
do you let the jig drop all the way down or do you do a countdown before retrieving
Rockfisher I will let the jig sink for a few seconds then start reeling in. If I don’t get a bite I will let it sink further and further each cast till I start catching them! Thank you for watching!
@@ClearWaterCrappie Thanks
Do you ever use braided line when shooting docks? I use hi vis 4 lb mono line. I broke off several times on Hartwell on Monday. Was thinking of trying braid to see how well the line comes off to get back under the pontoons and docks.
Bruh Bruh!! Legit video!! Great info - Great Edit. Keep em coming!!
Drew Tyner man I appreciate it! Means a lot coming from the honey hole guy! Thank you a lot for watching!
I love shooting docks,side imaging really helped dock shooters,we killed them last week on lake Norman, had a report over on crappie .com
Forgot to say...good video, keep them coming.when you shoot under there and let it fall watch your line for that tick,I'm a line watcher,takes time to figure it all out.Lot of the time the bigger crappie will be under the smaller ones,closer to the bottom.
Matthew Yep I agree! I catch a lot of fish seeing the line “jump” before reeling! Thank you for watching!
Learned so much from this video, thanks!
Jacob Miller man thanks a lot! Hopefully the upcoming videos help out too! Thank you for watching!
Awesome going to have to give that a shot. Just Subscribed 👍
BASSMAN GONZALEZ 559 it’s a fun way to catch A LOT of fish. I appreciate you watching and subscribing!
Looking forward to it just installed a helix 9 g2n mega still trying to figure it out....I'm subscribed 👍
scott brower thanks for watching! You got a great graph! Best advice on learning it I can give is just idle around with it on playing with the settings till you get the picture you like!
Great channel! Showing support for your channel!!👍👍✌
Allen Outdoors I appreciate it! Thank you for watching!
I respect the art of shooting a jig, pure talent.
Mike West it takes a lot of practice that’s for sure!
Quality stuff here fellas! We'll be watching for more 👍
Gmoneystrong Outdoors thanks I appreciate it a lot!
Nice video and good info!
I've looked several different videos on shooting docks but can't tell if guys are using mono or braided.
That's really KooL, never seen that before. Great video so i liked and Subscribed. 👍👍
kevin clavey oh yeah! 👊🏼 thank you for watching
This is good stuff buddy. Thanks for making this channel. Can you show set up you have on side imaging. Such as speed you run it and what color settings to use. I have Humminbird helix models and can’t get it dialed in like I want it. Keep up the videos!
Michael Tew I’m probably gonna do two separate videos for side imaging. One for the older humminbird units and then a separate video only for the helix models. I will try to show how I have my graph set up for crappie. I appreciate you watching!
Hey man, I loved both of your videos! Really like the way you show your graph and how you fish. You just received a new subscriber. Keep u the video's. Just out of curiosity have you fished lake Murray for crappie?
zechary taylor I have not fished Murray for crappie. I lived in Columbia for a year and only bass fished. Thank you for watching!
I just subscribed. Enjoyed the nice and clear demonstration of how to shoot docks. Your side-imaging really showed the crappie well. Do you ever fish Keowee? Looking forward to your next video.
enduringpatriot I have only bass fished keowee. I’m actually thinking about doing a crappie video there. Thank you for watching!
Love these types of videos! Great look of fish under dock(s) on electronics- in fact best I have seen. Do you always depend on seeing fish on electronics before you fish a particular dock or will you sometimes fish a dock even if you are not seeing fish on electronics? Another comment mentioned your particular settings - I am curious as well. I have a 899 SI combo that I have used, but have not seen nearly as good return(s) as you showed. That said, unit in video is a newer unit with a bigger screen than mine. Lastly - is there a particular knot you use to tie on jig? Again- great video. Thanks for sharing.
Wesley Hughes shoot me an email. clearwatercrappie@gmail.com i can better explain through email! Thanks for watching!
I have always found when shooting docks in muddy or dirty water, bright colors and curl tails always worked better.... count down to the depth they are holding and use a straight retrieve. You can thank me later! Hahahahaha! Thanks for the video!
William Parish in my personal experience the muddier and murkier the water is on a “clear water” lake, the fish will totally leave the locations they typically are until conditions go back to normal. Now is spring in muddy water you bet I’m using a bright color! Thank you for your feeback and for watching!
Great video and channel dude... Keep um coming
Dirty Oar Catfishing I appreciate that a lot!
That was a great video!!! I just subbed and really like your content!!!! That was some awesome dock shooting and catching guys!!!👍👍👍👍🎣🎣🎣🎣🎣
Fishing with Fredo man I appreciate that! More videos on the way!
Good information on dock shooting.
VH F I’m glad you got something out of it! Thank you for watching.
great video - i might just leave the bass alone a couple times and give this a try
hunter5matt heck yeah do it! It’s fun! Thank you for watching!
Can you share the settings on your humminbird are they factory default or did you have to tune the settings?
I didn’t change them much from the factory default but yes I tuned them a little bit. One of the next videos I will put up talks just about humminbird graphs! Thanks for watching!
good job guys great vid for early jan
Johnny Pang than you sir! Thank you for watching!
My favorite setup is a 7ft med lite
And u can slap that back side of the dock every time
Big Boy Bassin oh yeah more people need to learn to shoot with a 7ft! Thank you for watching!
@@ClearWaterCrappie yeah that's how I learned and good video
What’s the max wind speed u can shoot the docks in. I imagine not much more than 10mph....would affect boat position
WILTmusic you can shoot docks in as high of winds as you can stand it. When it is extremely windy and if i have somebody with me, I will run the trolling motor and just let them shoot the dock. You usually have to use a heavier jighead to even attempt it. But you are basically right, anything over 10mph and I sleep in! Thank you for watching!
Thanks for the great tips. You make it seems so easy. What length rod and weight of your line? Would like to see more of your shooting technique. Do you do crappie guide service
Very nice informative video with nice production value what kind of cameras are you using? And by the way Hartwell is a lot clearer than where I live on Murray, it's so muddy down here I could just about walk on water.
J. Simmons I use the GoPro cameras. I have one camera the GoPro hero 3+ which is my stationary camera. The GoPro hero 7 black is the camera that I move around with and film by hand! Thanks for watching!
You ever fish lake Russell
Mary Clouser yes I do! I fished it earlier in the fall heavy and did really good. After all the rain it has been really trashy down there with debris.
Great video thanks for great tips
Great video a lot of good information, I just got a new Hummingbird 7” si Gen 2 I don’t see anything like you do on my screen , any idea what I’m doing wrong ?
Honestly, either you aren’t close enough to the fish to make them show up like that or there aren’t enough fish where you are scanning. I have never found any model humminbird to lie to me lol. Also your lake may not hold them on docks like my lakes around here. Thanks for watching!
Great video , thanks for sharing.Any chance you can share the correct model number for the 7 ft rod you are using , medium action, etc.
Also it appears they have to be purchase online. Do you know of any retailers or tackle stores that sell them. I am in Gaston County/Lake Wylie area.
Rockfisher the model number is SCR71. I think Ed (southern crappie rod owner) is out of stock of those. If you are near lake Wylie you aren’t far from his shop near concord NC. His website has his contact info!
What time of year is best and what about the water temp?
What's best line and pound test to shoot the docks
John Andersen I personally like 4 or 6 pound test mono. 4lb if they are being extremely finicky! Thank you for watching!
@@ClearWaterCrappie thanks man
John Andersen you know it! 👊🏼
great video, I liked & subscribed
Wishing I Was Fishing 73 thank you a lot!
can you explain how to set up the side imaging to show the crappie with black background and not faded into the ground? like at 2:03 you can see the the crappie very distinctly and i can not figure out how to set the side imaging to these settings. The black is supposed to be the water in between the transducer and the ground due to the angle, so does that mean you just angle the transducer more to the side or is there a setting for that?? sorry if this is a dumb question but im new to the marine electronics
Warhorse514 there is no such thing as a dumb question when you are trying to learn something new. I’m gonna try to have my side imaging video out by Thursday afternoon I will try my best to explain how I have my graphs set up for crappie fishing, especially dock fishing like you see in the video. Thank you a lot for watching!
Warhorse514 hey bud did you see the new video out? It talks more about how you can see those fish like you are talking about.
@@ClearWaterCrappie yes. I commented on the video. Learned more in that video than I did in watching 2 months of CZcams. Thanks!
Warhorse514 man I’m so sorry I been replying to people all day. Thank you though again for watching.
Great video! I am looking for a side scan Sonar, can you tell me which brand and model that is that you're using? Also I subscribed and liked, keep them coming!
Black Knight I personally like humminbird. The model in the video is a Helix 10. Thank you for watching! Let me know if you have any more questions!
Do you fish the same docks year round or certain docks certain times? Great video!
bareavis different docks different times of the year. They like to move! Haha thank you for watching!
Very nice job brother, I liked and subscribed. Look forward to watching more👍👍
OFF Fishing I appreciate that! Can’t wait to put out the next one! Thank you for watching!
Can you fish green pond landing dock for crappie
Timmy 101 You will probably have better luck fishing for bass or striped there!
Clear Water Crappie oh alright thanks I’ll be out there today fishing
Timmy 101 good luck!
Awesome videos. What is your chart speed set on?
David Glover when using just a trolling motor I have it set on 3. When idling with your outboard I use 4.
Good video. Newly subscribed.
C. S. I appreciate that! Thank you for watching!
00:43 Anyone notice Loch Ness off to the left?
Wingnut 429 I’m glad somebody else did lol
Nice vid bro good tips
23kc I appreciate it! Glad you liked it! Thank you for watching
you got a new sub!
Nice video
Got new subscriber
Fishing With Gilbert509 man that means a lot. Thank you for watching!
Clear Water Crappie your welcome
Great video; you've made a subscriber out of me.
Ronnie Hall means a lot to me! Thank you for watching! Hopefully you enjoy the next ones.
where can I fish from a dock on lake Hartwell to catch crappie I don't have a boat. I live in GA
Very good video, great knowledge from these guys!!
Southern Crappie Rods great rods make catching them easier!
What kind of reel do you use and how light of line?
Tim Fisher generally any reel that is suitable for 4-6lb test line with a smooth drag. I like the abu Garcia cardinal series reel. For shooting docks I use 6lb stren clear mono.
Very Nicely Done!!!! What size line are you using?
Also what is sitting on your Gropro?
Jeff I am using stren 6lb mono. The GoPro mounted on the windshield of the boat has an external microphone. It helps some but the wireless ones that attach to your collar are the way to go.
Nice visual good info fish on
Ray Everyday I appreciate that! Thank you for watching!
Clear Water Crappie check me out too
I know you say 7' rod and 6lb line but what about the action which is better a medium light or medium etc?
209chevymon medium light is my preference. It is MUCH more sensitive than a medium, and it also varies rod to rod too. The southern crappie rod I was using in the video is a medium light. If you even want more sensitivity use 4lb line, but it just sinks quicker than 6lb.
So why not light or ultra light?
209chevymon 2lb+ fish aren’t uncommon under docks around here, so I found a happy medium where I can feel a bluegill bite with ease but yet flip a 2lb donkey in the boat. It’s ultimately what you are comfortable with though!
@@ClearWaterCrappie lol ok i get you thanks for the reply bro👊
Gotcha wondering cause I saw the QT on the vlog
What state are you fishing in.
BigJsmonte 330 Upstate South Carolina. The lake is lake Hartwell. It borders both GA and SC.
Where you crappie fishing at?
keith weedt lake Hartwell in upstate South Carolina.
Oh yeah go get em!!!!
Adam & Eve Dang straight! Thank you for watching!
How deep was you fishing
Mary Clouser this day was in 22-40ft of water. The fish were from 6-12 ft down under these docks.
@@ClearWaterCrappie oh ok thank you so much. Thinking about going fishing in the morning
Imagine spending infinitely more on fishing gadgets only for mean gene the fish catching matching catching more fish and being more entertaining.
Kevin Adams thanks for watching!!!
Kr ah pee! You’ll get more subscribers! 🤠
Get yourself some ACC crappie Styx
Otis Brewer I appreciate your advice but right now i have no reason to try a different rod at this time. Thank you for watching!
You can't throw them back its illegal because if you feel them in fast from the deep the will be stunned
Landen Mitchell lake Hartwell it isn’t illegal. Thanks for watching!
Be hard for me to throw those back. Good eating
Nunya Nunya I agree. I have quite a few in the freezer so these went back swimming! Thank you for watching!
Removing a schedule
Oflpipi
Nice crappie how do the albino ones taste lmao?
Haha can’t tell the difference when they hit the grease! 😂
Location? New viewer here
killinkarssince94 upstate South Carolina. This video is on lake Hartwell! Thank you for watching.
@@ClearWaterCrappie awesome! Great video brother very good information!
killinkarssince94 thank you that means a lot!
Pretty sure mega is only accurate/recommended use is at 30ft or less..after that it's useless
Douglas bunn I would have to disagree with that. I have found brush with fish on it 100 ft out beside the boat. You really have to understand the megahertz and when to change it to get the full potential of out mega imaging.
Have seen some fisherman mash the barbs down.
The word is crappie should sound like lot in the middle of the word
keith weedt don’t matter how you say it, they taste the same 😉
@@ClearWaterCrappie Thanks for pronouncing crappie the way we say it here in SC (after all, it's bass, not boss)! 😜
Here's my take on this. My relatives feed the fish to keep them around their docks. And yet others come harvest the damn fish they have fed and bulked up for the kids to catch NOT for strangers to come by and reap what my relatives have worked and paid for their kids to enjoy. Another thing how comfortable would you leave to work with strangers around your boat and docks.
Pit Dawg lol thank you for watching!
Here we go with the my dock my fish BULLS%*T. Always at least one in every crowd
Larry Hobbs ikr.... build a private pond if you don’t want people fishing it
Dont put your private dock on a public lake and not expect it to get fished.
what jig sizes and colors are you using?
kovid perng the entire video we use an 1/16th oz jighead paired with a Bobby garland swimmer bait. The color is called green licorice. Thanks for watching!