Brandon and Terry are headed out to Dale Hollow Lake with Preston Cleary in pursuit of some huge Crappie! this one is FULL of knowledge and tips. Enjoy!
We don’t have one either! This film was done with a friend of ours that has one. We catch the majority of our Crappie by hitting the tops of brush piles and fishing structure. It is just depths that change all the time. The easiest time to catch them is in the Spring when they come in close to the banks (check out some of our bank Crappie shows). When they are in open water like on this film and you don’t have a scope, we prefer to troll for them with small 200 and 300 series crankbaits. This allows you to cover a lot of water and depths at the same time.
@@mattc4581 it is a tough lake to Crappie fish! Smallmouth are no problem there, but the Crappie act different in that deep water. This time of year you will find them mostly from the mouths of any of the creeks back into the middle of it. Try trolling small cranks in 40-60 feet of water
Nice fish Preston.
Nice slabbies boys
What u recommend for a guy without live scope
We don’t have one either! This film was done with a friend of ours that has one. We catch the majority of our Crappie by hitting the tops of brush piles and fishing structure. It is just depths that change all the time. The easiest time to catch them is in the Spring when they come in close to the banks (check out some of our bank Crappie shows). When they are in open water like on this film and you don’t have a scope, we prefer to troll for them with small 200 and 300 series crankbaits. This allows you to cover a lot of water and depths at the same time.
Sounds good thanks👍
Been down to dale 2 times now it’s a lot of water to cover haven’t really got on em yet
@@mattc4581 it is a tough lake to Crappie fish! Smallmouth are no problem there, but the Crappie act different in that deep water. This time of year you will find them mostly from the mouths of any of the creeks back into the middle of it. Try trolling small cranks in 40-60 feet of water