You mentioned a new drain plug. Have you tried PVC pipe? Cut a length of pipe at whatever depth you want the water, file or grind the base in a wedge/ cone shape, stick it in drain. You don’t have to reach to bottom of livewell to drain and over flow just goes down pipe. I think I used 3/4 pipe. You probably have some left over from your live scope bracket. Just a tip from a cold water fisherman. We fish upper Mississippi River all winter and we pull the pipe and pick out walleyes instead of reaching down in cold water
Fish around tree stumps and standing flooded trees always works. The Missouri and Mississippi Rivers are good places to catch crappie too fiend calm water if you fish the Missouri River.
What are the chances they’d be holding on or need docks or break walls right now? Been wading for the walleyes at night but going for the crappies during the day time and cant find either😂
glad to see that you got out today Carolyn & I went out to lake SMORGASBORD around 8 30 and fish till 1 00 pm the fish are in the creek and some are holding on the deeper docks in 9 to 12 ft of water we came back home with 38 keeper,s going to Coffee Mill wensday if it dosent rain to the back creek to check it out take care buddy
Great video buddy👍👌 well it was until you know who showed up LOL😋😋 these are some great tips you talked about for the fall winter pattern crappie👌👌👌 I'm taking a Hiatus from TH-cam😁🙏
@@KidKrappie im sure I will. I just started fishing not to long ago. Havent really caught anything yet lol. Want to fish for crappie, catfish, and bass tho.
Nice crappies fishing bro, i went to creek for 2 weeks in a row got nothing but skunk no bite at all not sure where they moving to now. Also fished around standing timbers around 8-15ft still nothing. These fish are hard to catch.
They are definitely not easy to catch. This is why I love chasing them. Just when I feel I have them figured out, they change on me. It is still kind of early for the creeks but I will be looking very hard after the cold rain this week. Keep after them and you will find them!
After seeing your simple livescope setup I'm questioning myself on why I'm paying over $600 for my install, mounting bracket and pole. I've had all my gear for about 3 weeks and still waiting for my boat dude to install my crap.
That's a good trip!! Nice catches!! I'm still trying to figure these fall crappie out. They're hitting on some days and completely MIA on other days. Thanks for the tips on finding em'
Dude enjoy watching just thinking you would get more followers if you educate more. Not many people care to just watch someone fish. Most are looking for knowledge. People want to learn Just saying keep up the great work and if you move out about another maybe 50 yards back towards Gaylord there are lots of crappie on the old sunken pontoon boat
I really appreciate you watching the videos! I try to mix it up. Some of both in videos. I do have videos that I do more teaching and some what are more just me fishing. I can't please everyone with one video so I just try to mix it up the best I can
Just never understood this whole live scope thing. Even if I were rich and could purchase one I'd never. I don't care what anyone says, having one of those takes either some if not all of the suspense of catching fish.
I'm definitely not rich LOL. I bought it because I want to run guide trips to the best of my ability and buying livescope gives me this. I am sure if you spent 300-400$ on a guided crappie trip, you would want the guide to have livescope.I am not surprised that you don't understand the livescope movement as most that do not have one don't. Rewatch the video at about 7:07. You will notice my surprised reaction. With livescope, you learn quickly how the success you had before it was basically luck and how different they act then you would think. At 7:07, that fish was a ways off and came swimming fast and slammed my jig. I was surprised because of the amount of fish that I see that do not bite. I catch maybe 5 percent of the fish I see. Trust me, just because you can see them the whole time, it does not make it any less of a surprise when once comes out of nowhere and slams it.
@Crappie Chancellor I am not surprised by your opinion of it taking the suspense out of it because this is the opinion that most who don't have it have. Just because you see fish with it, does not mean they will bite. As for spooking them, I have only seen it at Fork which is not surprising as the amount of pressure that lake gets is crazy and they are probably spooked by the boat and not livescope itself. While I do not doubt fish can learn, I just don't feel they live long enough to where it would hurt anything. Most of the times when a legal crappie gets caught, it will be filleted. It's not like a bass where they are caught and then released their whole lives over and over. JMO
I feel the same way! I love the suspense of an unexpected thump! There's no way you're not expecting the thump... when you can clearly see the fish coming towards your jig. I'm not doing any guiding so I'm not buying a LS.
this really doesnt show me how to locate and catch without on a live scope. "more so catching fishing on a live scope" i feel like. Trying to learn how to go out there and find the fish and fish them without the finders. Those type of videos will help the more unfortunate. How to find them in rivers and lakes.
Thanks for the comment! Unfortunately, livescope is the best tool to find these crappie with. Crappie are not like bass and you can't simply throw a crankbait down the shore and eventually run into them. Crappie are usually sitting on cover in deeper water and this is where electronics come in to play. You may want to go back through my channel as well. I have numerous videos this time of year walking the bank catching crappie with a jig and bobber and no electronics. If can be done without them but it sure makes it easier.
Nice work my dude. These videos really get me hyped. Hope I run into u one day with a bucket of fish 🎣. preciate it bruh.
I made a cameo! 😁😁
You did lol man that was fun out there!
Wat up barfly
@@922crappiebbq8 What’s up!!!
Real nice display of getting after em bro. We do the same thing down here where I'm from.
Just subscribed to.
I appreciate the kind words and sub!
Where are you guiding state county
Dallas, Texas
So what is all the pcv stuff on there I’m new
Its what holds the transducer for livescope. I made it homemade instead of paying hundreds of dollars for one
Nice 👍🏾
Thanks for watching!
Nice video, keep them coming.
Thank you for watching them!
You mentioned a new drain plug. Have you tried PVC pipe? Cut a length of pipe at whatever depth you want the water, file or grind the base in a wedge/ cone shape, stick it in drain. You don’t have to reach to bottom of livewell to drain and over flow just goes down pipe. I think I used 3/4 pipe. You probably have some left over from your live scope bracket. Just a tip from a cold water fisherman. We fish upper Mississippi River all winter and we pull the pipe and pick out walleyes instead of reaching down in cold water
I have never thought of that! What a great idea! With winter coming up, this is really good. Thank you so much for the tip!
Great video. Good to see you enjoying yourself.
Thanks for the support!
What tips did you provide?
I can see someone didn’t watch lol
When do you start fishing creeks in the fall and what do you look for?
Honestly about right now is when I start looking. I look for feeder creeks and fish any cover (logs or brush) with a jig and bobber setup
I like how you don't have a 15 inch TV screen to catch them lol good job
Thanks for watching!!
Do a creek video in walnut creek
I did last year and it was pretty bad for me
How bout just getting to the point
How about watching the whole thing?
What kind of line you using and lbs sir.
I use 6lb mr crappie high vis line
Nice November Crappie Hunt hope i can get some from the bank here in Oklahoma soon
Thank you for watching! I would bet you can right now
@@KidKrappie hope i can book a trip w you next year i'm your way some
Hey man I love creek fishing so I can catch crappie in the creek when it's cold water is warmer in creek.
Me too! I can’t wait to get after them really soon
Fish around tree stumps and standing flooded trees always works. The Missouri and Mississippi Rivers are good places to catch crappie too fiend calm water if you fish the Missouri River.
Kid where you hailing from
DFW Texas
@@KidKrappie man yall texas boys having to much fun. Gotta get back to visit some day aint been since 1996
@@922crappiebbq8 we are super fortunate to have the crappie fishing we do here! Come on back
How about show you Live scope setup one day . Nice mess enjoyed it Kid
That is on the to do list buddy. Thanks for the support!
What are the chances they’d be holding on or need docks or break walls right now? Been wading for the walleyes at night but going for the crappies during the day time and cant find either😂
Boat docks are good for crappie year round!
how big is that screen
7 inch
Looked like a pretty decent day of fishing man great vid 👍
Was not bad at all! Thanks for watching man!
What did you say the name of the jig you are using? Also what type of rod and reel do you like?
Camo joes hand ties. They are linked in the description. The rod was a BnM Russ Bailey signature series 8 fter with a pro staff BnM reels
glad to see that you got out today Carolyn & I went out to lake SMORGASBORD around 8 30 and fish till 1 00 pm the fish are in the creek and some are holding on the deeper docks in 9 to 12 ft of water we came back home with 38 keeper,s going to Coffee Mill wensday if it dosent rain to the back creek to check it out take care buddy
Nice job!! That sounds like a great day! Hope the rain hold off for ya to get out there!
Great video buddy👍👌 well it was until you know who showed up LOL😋😋 these are some great tips you talked about for the fall winter pattern crappie👌👌👌 I'm taking a Hiatus from TH-cam😁🙏
Thanks buddy! I hope things are going well! TH-cam isn’t going anywhere and will be ready for you whenever
What rod and reel combo are you using?
BnM Pro staff reel on a 8ft BnM russ bailey signature series 8 ft rod
@@KidKrappie appreciate it man. Love the jigs im looking in to a few myself
@@marcusvargas4016 You bet! Awesome! You will love them no doubt!
@@KidKrappie im sure I will. I just started fishing not to long ago. Havent really caught anything yet lol. Want to fish for crappie, catfish, and bass tho.
Nice catch! What Lake are you fishing?
Grapevine lake
Nice crappies fishing bro, i went to creek for 2 weeks in a row got nothing but skunk no bite at all not sure where they moving to now. Also fished around standing timbers around 8-15ft still nothing. These fish are hard to catch.
They are definitely not easy to catch. This is why I love chasing them. Just when I feel I have them figured out, they change on me. It is still kind of early for the creeks but I will be looking very hard after the cold rain this week. Keep after them and you will find them!
@@KidKrappie how do I contact you to set up a possible trip? Is the late fall/December good for crappie?
After seeing your simple livescope setup I'm questioning myself on why I'm paying over $600 for my install, mounting bracket and pole. I've had all my gear for about 3 weeks and still waiting for my boat dude to install my crap.
I just couldn’t get myself to spend all that money on mounts and stuff. Some of the prices are ridiculous.
@@KidKrappie do you have video on making the live scope cooler?
That's a good trip!! Nice catches!! I'm still trying to figure these fall crappie out.
They're hitting on some days and completely MIA on other days.
Thanks for the tips on finding em'
They can be hard to find right now with their movement. All we can do is stay after them. Thanks for watching!
How can I get on one of those guided trips???
Shoot me an email anthonyruyle@gmail.com
Dude enjoy watching just thinking you would get more followers if you educate more. Not many people care to just watch someone fish. Most are looking for knowledge. People want to learn Just saying keep up the great work and if you move out about another maybe 50 yards back towards Gaylord there are lots of crappie on the old sunken pontoon boat
I really appreciate you watching the videos! I try to mix it up. Some of both in videos. I do have videos that I do more teaching and some what are more just me fishing. I can't please everyone with one video so I just try to mix it up the best I can
Just never understood this whole live scope thing. Even if I were rich and could purchase one I'd never. I don't care what anyone says, having one of those takes either some if not all of the suspense of catching fish.
I'm definitely not rich LOL. I bought it because I want to run guide trips to the best of my ability and buying livescope gives me this. I am sure if you spent 300-400$ on a guided crappie trip, you would want the guide to have livescope.I am not surprised that you don't understand the livescope movement as most that do not have one don't. Rewatch the video at about 7:07. You will notice my surprised reaction. With livescope, you learn quickly how the success you had before it was basically luck and how different they act then you would think. At 7:07, that fish was a ways off and came swimming fast and slammed my jig. I was surprised because of the amount of fish that I see that do not bite. I catch maybe 5 percent of the fish I see. Trust me, just because you can see them the whole time, it does not make it any less of a surprise when once comes out of nowhere and slams it.
@Crappie Chancellor I am not surprised by your opinion of it taking the suspense out of it because this is the opinion that most who don't have it have. Just because you see fish with it, does not mean they will bite. As for spooking them, I have only seen it at Fork which is not surprising as the amount of pressure that lake gets is crazy and they are probably spooked by the boat and not livescope itself. While I do not doubt fish can learn, I just don't feel they live long enough to where it would hurt anything. Most of the times when a legal crappie gets caught, it will be filleted. It's not like a bass where they are caught and then released their whole lives over and over. JMO
I feel the same way!
I love the suspense of an unexpected thump!
There's no way you're not expecting the thump... when you can clearly see the fish coming towards your jig. I'm not doing any guiding so I'm not buying a LS.
this really doesnt show me how to locate and catch without on a live scope. "more so catching fishing on a live scope" i feel like. Trying to learn how to go out there and find the fish and fish them without the finders. Those type of videos will help the more unfortunate. How to find them in rivers and lakes.
Thanks for the comment! Unfortunately, livescope is the best tool to find these crappie with. Crappie are not like bass and you can't simply throw a crankbait down the shore and eventually run into them. Crappie are usually sitting on cover in deeper water and this is where electronics come in to play. You may want to go back through my channel as well. I have numerous videos this time of year walking the bank catching crappie with a jig and bobber and no electronics. If can be done without them but it sure makes it easier.
@@KidKrappie thank you sir.
time for a catch/clean/cook..........................great crappie action today..........
I have some on the channel. They don't do well for me and are twice the work. Thanks for the support!
Heyyy he’s not a kid.. he’s a grown man.. 🤔🤥
🤣🤣 I used to be lol
thats cheating
That’s what they say about minnows too 🤣 thanks for watching and commenting