These fish were not supposed to be here!
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- čas přidán 10. 09. 2024
- 1/16 Chartreuse Jig Heads: amzn.to/3wEkV4Z
1" Berkley Gulp! Alive! Minnow: amzn.to/3yorY28
In this video, we tackle a unique challenge at a serene farm pond: catching and removing invasive crappie that have taken over the waters! These fish are not supposed to be here, and I'll show you an effective and simple technique using small 1/16 inch jig heads and 1" Berkley Gulp! Alive! Minnows to help restore balance to the pond.
Join me as we embark on this important fishing mission in a picturesque countryside setting. With the sun rising and nature all around, it's the perfect backdrop for a day of productive fishing. I'll walk you through the process step-by-step, from selecting the right jig heads to rigging up the Berkley Gulp! Alive! Minnows, ensuring you have all the tips and tricks you need to succeed.
Throughout the video, you'll see how this straightforward approach can make a big difference in catching crappie. These fish, though invasive, can be quite the fighters, making for an exciting fishing experience. You'll learn how to cast, retrieve, and land these crappie effectively, all while contributing to the health of the pond's ecosystem.
Whether you're an experienced angler looking for new techniques or a beginner eager to learn, this video offers valuable insights and a glimpse into the importance of maintaining balanced fish populations. Plus, the beautiful farm pond scenery adds a touch of tranquility to the adventure.
Don't forget to like this video, subscribe to my channel for more fishing tips and outdoor adventures, and share your own experiences in the comments below. Let's work together to make our waters healthier and enjoy the thrill of fishing along the way!
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1/16 Chartreuse Jig Heads: amzn.to/3wEkV4Z
1" Berkley Gulp! Alive! Minnow: amzn.to/3yorY28
I'm the first comment yay great video I love Gulp it's the best thing invented in fishing since fishing itself lol
It works great! I appreciate the love, thx for watching!
Id like to have a pond with crappie like that. Id keepem on the dinner table. Keep them thinned out.
They are supposed to be really bad for smaller bodies of water. I here you though, these were definitely eaten!
Nice video, I wish I was near you so I could get those Crappies for you lol!
haha I bet. Thx for watching and appreciate the comment!
Crappie are awesome! Just put 16 in our local pond!❄️🌎❄️
Some people call them black nose or Mohawk crappie.
Yeah, magnolia crappie are supposed to be sterile (triploid), a crossbred Blacknose Male & a White Crappie female. We didn't catch and whites though.
crappie love structure
Yes sir! Thx for watching!