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Catching Crappie On Crankbaits - May 22, 2021 (#31)
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- This is the sequel to my prior video, "My Set Up For Trolling Crankbaits". Here is a link to that video: • My Set Up For Trolling...
In this video I put my crankbait techniques to the test on the upper end of Lake of the Ozarks. I caught a nice limit of crappie in short order.
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Mike you make my favorite videos on youtube. Love watching your trolling videos and always excited to see a new one come out.
Can’t fish with 8rods at one time, you make it look easy ! Learned something new, didn’t know you could catch crappie on a crank bait like this !
Mr Baker, I thouroughly enjoy your videos. You’ve made me a better fisherman. Some days.
Believe me, we all have those days when you just can’t catch them. Still better than working.
@@MikeBakerVideos id rather have a day of no catching than a good day at work 😂
Now you're in my neck of the woods. I know that creek very well. Fish there a lot. What I don't do is troll as deep as you did. I'll have to try that. Thanks for the vid, Mike. I've enjoyed them all. Keep up the good work!
Thanks for the tips the crankbaits are awesome I love the ones I got last year watched a couple of your other videos learned a lot keep up the great work Love the channel thanks so much for sharing caught a lot of fish doing these techniques
Thanks Mike for all the info you share and for all the hard work it takes to make videos!
Great info packed video!
Was headed out west on a family road trip on I-70 Sunday the 23rd. Didn't see your box, somebody beat me to it. :) Great video!
Great day on the water Mike!!!
Thanks for the videos! Really enjoy watching, especially dragging crankbaits.
Hello Mike, another good video. Like a lot of other people your early videos got me trolling Lake O and Truman. Great way to put fish of many species in the boat and my young kids love it. I have to say "Thank You".
You had a busy day.
I love your crappie crankbait trolling videos!
Your trolling videos always make me want get a setup like you have lol. We do some trolling but usually with one pole a piece. Great video
That's awesome! I've never tried trolling crankbaits for crappie. I will definitely have to try it now!
That stringer in the live well is genius
Thanks! Here is how to make it:
czcams.com/video/TbiTvTRu6B0/video.html
Glad your back trolling thank you for all your tips
Earned a subscriber here! Bandit discontinued my favorite splatter back color several years ago and luckily I still had some I found on ebay. I was able to paint some of my other non producing colors to get them close. Once you have colors that consistently produce you need to buy a good stock of them just in case that color gets dropped lol
I really enjoy your videos because of your videos I started to troll for crappie on the LOZ 3 years ago. I’m definitely going to get some splatter back I do not have any of them. Sunday the 23 of May we went trolling it seemed the better fish where in 40’+ water popsicle was the color of choice it beat wild thing, chrome blue, and some others I cannot think of the names. Keep up the good work you do! Now to watch your video before this one I did not get notified from CZcams
Hi Mike, I have a BassCat just like yours. I was wondering where you purchased your rod holder across back. I love that set up.
Driftmaster.
I'm going to Marshall Saturday so I'm keeping an out round Boonville now LoL
I liked that crankbait tackle box. Just found it on Amazon. Gonna get a couple.
Enjoy trolling videos great information
New Subscriber, Really enjoyed this video and very informative on trolling crank baits for crappie. Thanks for sharing!
Great video. Thanks for sharing
Enjoy your videos Mike!
Enjoy your trolling videos great info
hey mike love the trolling videos. you said upper end of the lake. guessing aways from mile 13 where the condo we use is. got me a few bandits for Christmas
gonna be back again in early October, hopefully not the 30's and rain we had last year. take care
Great Video! 👍🏽 Pink Pond Princess CZcams Channel Stopped By To Say Hello 👋🏽😀🎣💖
Great video Mike
Great video keep hooking them up. 👍✌🤟🤙😎
Mr. Baker could you tell what rods, reels you were using in this video or the trolling rods,reels that work best for you. Action,length, gear ratio…etc
czcams.com/video/lfb6QYYXJdM/video.html
I went and bought me 2 splatter back bandit today
Can you share a link to your rod support ? looking for a nice setup for trolling
There are links in the description.
How much do you vary your speed? If you do, what determines your choice of speed other than trial and error? I saw at the beginning of the video that you listed 1.6 mph. I haven't tried crankbait trolling for crappies but plan to soon.
1.6 is my confidence speed. I start there. I will make turns and that will speed up the outside baits and slow down the inside baits. If I get hit on a turn I pay attention to whether the bait was running faster or slower and adjust accordingly. If the turns don't generate a strike, I just experiment with different speeds until hopefully I find one that works.
I've learned more about crappie fishing the Ozarks from your channel than probably anywhere else Mike. I truly thank you for putting out the effort it takes to make these. Do you think Table Rock is good for trolling crankbaits? I catch crappie other ways here but have never tried trolling crankbaits. There is quite a bit of timber around most of the places I fish for crappie. I'm sure its doable just wondering if its something you would recommend. Also- post spawn the best time or is it something I could do throughout the summer etc? Thanks again!
I have never pulled crank baits on Table Rock but I am sure you can. I would certainly give it a try. You are going to lose some baits in the timber but that is just part of it. I troll on Truman and it is full of timber. As far as when, the hotter the water gets the better.
Not allowed to fish that many rods in my neck of the woods. You should stop and fish an area if you catch a couple big ones . Just cast and reel crank baits or try a twister tail , minnows, or Bobby garland.
Great video u been making where did u get the trolling rack are did u make it
Driftmaster
@Mike Baker Videos thank u. Keep up the good work loving your 📹
The way you put the rods in the holders I would loose all my rods! I put the reels between rods on the holder.
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I like my way because it is much easier to get the rod out. I have never lost one.
I will put the reels in like you do when running from spot to spot.
Mike, I really enjoyed the video, you should try it on the James arm of Table Rock. I lived on LOZ around the 75mm for years and caught tons of large catfish drifting Santee Cooper style(all large ones released). Never thought to crank for Crappie. What mm were you at I didn't recognize the creek arm?
Above the 50.
I have alot of Bandit crankbaits
Great video thanks for sharing.
Mike, love the videos and I now watch them as soon as they are uploaded. I have a question.. I live in Virginia near some more shallow reservoirs and was wondering if I`d be better perhaps going to Bandit 100 or 200`s due to the shallower water?
Yes, probably. You need a bait that will run at the depth the fish are holding at.
Could you talk about the tackle boxes some more been looking for a better way to storage them
Mike is that Rebel crankbait you use a old Super R.
Hey Mike, what months are good for trolling crank baits for crappie?
I generally start trolling any time the water is above about 62 degrees. The warmer the water, the better.
Outstanding video Mike! ...as usual! What is that go pro mount on your shirt? first time I've seen that,
I have a chesty under my shirt. Cut a hole in the shirt to stick the mounting bracket through .
Enjoy your videos and info!
Are you linked to your Hummingbird unit to follow contours with your minn Kota?
I don’t see you looking towards the bow much and wondered how you were keeping it on course except for the usual autopilot on the minn Kota.
Hard to find any pink bandits for some reason?
Probably COVID I’m assuming.
I am not linked. Just look back and forth.
@@MikeBakerVideos ok thanks
Hi Mike - I'm subscribed and been watching your channel for +2yrs. Saw you on Crappie Masters TV also. I think you now own a Bass Cat Jaguar, the Pantera 2 you're trolling in, and do you still have the SeaArk catfish boat? You know how to pick quality boats - and a quality wife!
I sold the Sea Ark and added the Pantera II to go with the Jaguar. I still have the wife.
Hey Mike got a question sir..are cloudy days better than sunny days? Or does it matter ...just seems on cloudy days the crappie would be roaming more in my mind...by the way awesome vid👍
I haven’t noticed a difference at the depths I troll.
#letsgetcrazy !!!!
Can you catch black crappie on crank baits?
Great video Mike i dont have but a few 300s ... But i have a ton of new Rapalas of different sizes and some rebels..do you think these will catch Crappie?
Sure!
Mike, Did you make the bracket for your rods and seat extension or did you purchase them and if so where. Thanks in advance for the info.
The rod rack was purchased from Driftmaster. The seat post is just one leg of a double seat set up.
What reels are you using in ;this video
Check out the video just before this one, he talks about all of his equipment
What hook do you use on your crank baits? Same on front and rear? Thanks
Mustad Triple Grip #6. Red on front.
@@MikeBakerVideos Thanks. What size on the back?
@@cookeatshare9347 same.
I keep my crappie crankbaits in my storage box
How do you Control your deep
I don’t when flat lining. They just run at their max depth. If you want to control depth, use planner boards.
Hey Mike: Can you tell me what mile markers/areas you like to troll on the Ozarks?
All over.
Thanks for the new trolling crankbaits video. Do you still have your Seaark boat?
No.
Who makes the crank bait box you use???
Not sure. Bought them at Tombstone Tackle in Columbia, Mo.
Do you try and stay over the deepest water or Break lines or does it make a difference?
Depends on where the fish are hanging.
Where do you get that Crank caddy?
How much line would you say you have out? I've been letting 44' to 72' out, caught most at 52' to 72'
Tombstone Tackle. Columbia, Mo.
@@MatthewsFabrication I don’t know how far. As far as I can cast them.
How fast were you trolling? Sorry if you mentioned and I missed it.
1.6
How often do you run into Sand bass trolling like this? Thank you for your time and efforts in putting together these videos
We don’t have sand bass but I catch several white bass.
@@MikeBakerVideos They call them sand bass in Texas same thing.
I thought in missouri you could only have 3 lines in the water at a time?
You can have more than 3 if they are labeled with your name and conservation number, which mine are.
Who makes your rod rack system and how tall is it?
Driftmaster. Not sure of the exact height but I use the longer upper supports that they make.
@@MikeBakerVideos Thanks for responding.
what is your trick to not get back lashed while using baitcasters?
Have them adjusted properly.
Did you end up trying the hand painted crankbaits?
Funny story. I did and right off the bat a big catfish broke it off. The others were too pretty to risk. I will give them a try on my next outing. 😀
Where can i find these HH reels
www.hhrodsandreels.com/
Nice video. Looks like you had a fun day. Do you tune your crankbaits? Seems like you would have to when running all those lines so close together to avoid having a big tangled up mess.
Occasionally, but the Bandits run pretty true right out of the package.
what speed you trolling at?
1.6
Hey Mike: I'm watching this video and see you bending over every time you want to measure a fish. Why not attach a tape to the white tray in front of your engine? No more bending over!
Good idea. Thanks.