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Awesome John - welcome my Friend and fellow Louisianian - It's amazing - I group up there but always fished for Red Fish and Speckled Trout! Thanks so much for the feedback and the support!! welcome to the channel. more to come!! Have you got a website for your jigs - I'll pick up a few and try them out - send your site info to my email - linendawater@gmail.com

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Hi Timothy sorry for responding late - I've had the most success with Pearl, White, Monkey Milk and Ghost patterns to replicate shad - In muddy water I use Dull/High visibility combos like Pearl/Pink, white/red or Chartreuse/pink. Hope this helps - thanks for Watching!!!

Hi, could you please have him email me. Linendawater@gmail.com

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Just emailed you

@@crushincrappie6525 happy 4th the videos are super demonstrative now I wanna try crappie fishing! What’s your number again please What do you call four blondes at a stop sign or me? Eternity Lol Talor is your number one fan and maybe perhaps doppelgänger Keep up good work!!!

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My gloves are CAT brand gloves - they're pretty cool!! I get a lot of questions about them! Thanks for watching sir! More to come!

Hi Lawrence - I use Shimano/Daiwa 1000/2000 reels for Crappie Fishing - very inexpensive reels for the common man but great reels for crappie. They're 5.0:1 ratio reels. Thanks for the question!! and thanks for watching - more to come!!

Great question! Generally speaking no... I use the swivel config primarily in deep water scenarios where I'm fishing over deep brush piles. I use a light-line leader attached by swivel so that during break-off scenarios I only loose the leader and not the entire rig. But the use of a swivel is totally dependent on where and how you're fishing but whether you're fishing shallow or deep, as long as you're fishing above the crappie and are conscious of the water clarity so as to consider a gold vs silver vs a darker color swivel - you should be fine! Having said that - there are several applications where a leader/swivel are not advantageous - just depends on how you're fishing - But I've caught lots of fish this way! Hopes this helps! Thanks for the questions and thank you so very much for watching!!

Hi Larry - my pleasure sir!! Thanks so much for watching - more to come!! really appreciate the feedback - get after'em this spring!!

Thank you, Sir!!! and thx for watching!!

Awesome!!! thanks for watching - Water temps are heating up!!! hope to see you on the water this Spring!! More to come!!

Hi Mark!! Awesome!! Thanks for watching, Sir!! And for your feedback, I'm glad you're enjoying the content! More to come. Thanks so much for your support, and welcome to the channel!!

Love it!!! Thanks for watching Sir!!!! I think you'll enjoy it!!!

It is totally my pleasure!!! thanks so much for watching and for the feedback!!! more to come!! Tight Lines!!!

Excellent Question!! Sorry for just getting back!! Typically Crappies will move out of the Creek arms, even if the creek is deep , so as not to expend so much energy in moving water at colder temperature. The crappies will look for more stable water water conditions which usually present as deeper basins at about the 25 to 30ft mark where conditions are more stable, and the bottom forage hatches are close and they don't have to ex[pend as much energy for maintenance. Hope this helps!! Have you been out!! been real cold here! I'm hoping to get out soon in the dead of winter and try to get into'em!! Tight lines Sir!!! and as always!!! thanks for watching!!!

Lol.. always fun!

Thanks So Much!!

Great question - for that area of cover - about 20' The fish were laying in the break and the Shad were suspended above them deeper into the channel a bit - they were circling in an area of stable water(25-30') and the Crappies were advantageously feeding on them! Hope this answers your question and please don't hesitate to ask more! Thanks again for watching Sir!!

Thanks Isaac!! Nice to hear from you!! hope you've been well! Thanks so much for watching and your feedback - more coming soon!! Talk soon Sir!!

Thanks for watching!! I hear there is really good Crappie Fishing in GA - Hope you're doing well this Winter!!

Hi Gary - sorry for getting back so late!! If you make it out this weekend, We've got a front moving in(could be good) but Sunday should be about 50 degrees - unsure of the wind though. I've been so busy, I haven't been able to get out lately. I would Try the 73 Bridge Cove, I'd check the Bridge pillars in the Channel for fish(Down channel side - Deep) and I'd check points adjust to the channel!! hope this helps and apologies again for not getting back sooner - be safe and tight Lines SIr!!!

Thank you Sir!!! Thank you so much for Watching!!!

Thank you so much for watching Tim!! and I appreciate the feedback! Yes... water dept... I employ an easy system. My Rod is 10' So I draw the Jig to the base of the Pole and reel in 2' and keeps me about the 8' mark just above the fish - and in that video I believe I'm using a pink and Chartreuse baby shad minnow by Bobby Garland!! Great Question!! If you have any more questions - please don't hesitate to ask!! thanks again for watching!! Tight Lines!!

Absolutely my pleasure Sir and thx for the feedback.. good to know the content is useful 👌. I try to make the vids as instructional as possible!! Thx for watching!! More to Come!! Tight Lines!!

Thanks Sir!! figured it would ring a few bells!! Just a bit of Fun!! More vids on the Way!! Thanks for reaching out Sir! Tight Lines!!

Thank you, Sir! And will do!!! Appreciate your feedback greatly!! More vids coming!! Stay on'em!!!

Wish I could have heard your Grandad sing!! I can only imagine the acoustics from a resonate voice in a basement - Great memory and thanks for much for sharing and for watching!!! May you be blessed as well Cap. Tight Lines!!

Most definitely will do!!! Thank you very much for providing some feedback on the content - glad you're enjoyed it!! Thanks for watching and Welcome to the channel Sir!!! More to come!! Tight Lines!!!

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Thanks Robert!! Thanks for taking a moment to reach out Sir!! and thanks as always for watching!! Stay on'em!!

That's nice of you to respond. I hope to see you again at Caesar Creek Lake. @@crushincrappie6525

Thanks Chris!!! Glad you enjoyed it!! Tight Lines Sir! and Thanks so much for watching!! More to come!!

Thank you Sir!!! Thanks for the Feedback!! Always looking to improve and provide good content! I really appreciate the support! Hope you're all over them this fall! Stay after'em - catcha next time. Tight Lines!

Thank you Very much and thank you very much for watching!!! More videos on the way!! Tight lines!!

Thank you SIr!! yeah the Ghost Minnows work pretty Good - Glad to hear you guys are on them down there!! Looking forward to a great season!!! I've got family in Dallas - will have to look up Whiterock if I get a chance. Thanks so much watching and your support sir!! Stay on them down there!! Tight Lines!!

Thanks Jeff!!! I appreciate it man!! Thanks, as always, for watching!!!

Thank you Very Much!! I greatly appreciate your feedback!! So you're going to fish Caesars?? Cool! All the docks but the main one, close to the Marina, will gone by the time you arrive - hopefully you'll be able to launch there. If so... there is a timbered Cove(with Visible standing timber) this time of year that you may want to try. You could also try the cove directly across the lake from it about a mile(you can find it on the lake map). Please troll very slowly through these areas from the bow of your boat as they are heavily timbered. You could check the entrances as a start. Hope this helps - All the best and enjoy!! Let me know how you do! Tight Lines!

@@crushincrappie6525 thank you! Yes we are going to fish Ceasers creek lake. I will Try these spots. Do they draw this lake down a lot?

Much appreciated and thanks so much for watching and for supporting the channel!!! More coming!!! Tight Lines!!!