Crappie are the best tasting fish in the lake. No matter if there up north or here in East TN. I love my crappies. Glad to see you guys are as informative as I try to be. Its all about helping anglers be more productive while on the water. Kudos Wired2Fish! From Wired For Crappie.
I know it is different from lake to lake, but would you mind sharing your MegaLive settings and transducer angle when in the forward mode in order to see the fish clearly without much interference/clutter please? Thanks.
Hey there. I would try a 1/64th oz or 1/32nd oz jig head with a smelt gulp minnow..... Or a slip bobber set up with live minnows if possible. So for bank fishing look for a downed tree with green leaves. Use a 10-14ft pole(I like BLM and ACC Crappie Stix) so you can vertical jig. If you see a tree on the bank with lots of leaves and branches you could cut it down to land in the water and return in a month to fish it. I find even if the smaller jigs get caught on branches you can bend the hook out to get your jig back.... Then just bend it back in place. Try under docks too if you can access them by foot. I hope this was a little help. God bless.
@@Captain_Clark_CDoryAdventures thank you sir. It’s frustrating to see all the informational videos geared around electronics and boat access. Bridge pillars any good?
@@ohadam9071 They can be when holding fish. It depends on what water lever the fish are holding. I would start by going to your local bait shop and ask them where folks have been catching crappie from the bank. That's probably the best advice I have given you. I hope you have fun and catch a nice stringer buddy. Greetings from NC. 👍
You might want to learn side imaging. Because it says 45 feet, it doesn't mean it's 45 feet. In this case, the 45 feet was actually about 20feet to the side of your boat.
@@OReely444 you must be vaxed. Your brain isn't functioning correctly. Why don't you do a quick TH-cam search on how to read side imaging. Then once you realize I'm right, I'll be here for an apology.
@@BRADASSOFFGRIDHOMESTEAD when a "man" resorts to ad hominem, I know that he lacks depth, is inferior, and I have won. Funny that depth has done you in twice thus far.
Hi Chris, here's our bank fishing playlist if that interests you --> th-cam.com/play/PLqCVQ-qVE7Ydxv53T7TvwRLPNcTjCrUf_.html and several good articles and videos on wired2fish.com on bank fishing as well --> www.wired2fish.com/bank-fishing
Then get out of your mom's basement and go get one! We all have jobs to afford boats. Some just have nicer boats then others no reason to cry about it. Great video just spend the last 2 days piling up the crappie here in Nebraska
Chris Christ I’m a bank angler as well and I’ve found that crappies can be shallow and caught from bank even in the fall. River backwaters are very good this time of year as well as docks. Just try fishing slower and find the right depth.
Thanks for the info Cody. It's all good. This video content was geared toward northern states, where many of our panfish dump out into the middle of lakes (we'll be ice-fishing them there in 3 weeks!). There's rarely a fishing situation pertinent to all, but the tactics covered in this vid are boat-based, which I hope was conveyed in the title based on including fish finders. Only some use fish finders, but many do or still want to learn about the capabilities available. Our team of creators strives to cover a wide range of tactics and fishing situations, but we certainly understand that only some content will be relevant to anglers.
Crappie are the best tasting fish in the lake. No matter if there up north or here in East TN. I love my crappies. Glad to see you guys are as informative as I try to be. Its all about helping anglers be more productive while on the water. Kudos Wired2Fish! From Wired For Crappie.
Fantastic piece! Keep up the good work Ryan👍🏻
A crappie day is always a good day 😆
Very informitive and well explained.
Thanks Mike, appreciate it.
Nice job!
Awesome video, very informative great job , nice fishing very professional !
Excellent video in all aspects. Thanks
We appreciate it. It's electronics-heavy but it was our hope that there's something for everybody in it.
Good Stuff!!
Thank you sir. Very informative. 🙏🏻✝️😍
Glad it was helpful!
I know it is different from lake to lake, but would you mind sharing your MegaLive settings and transducer angle when in the forward mode in order to see the fish clearly without much interference/clutter please? Thanks.
Need a boat and fish finder first to find use from this 😅
Does't have to be fancy, but yes, it's a basin offshore tactic, so any kind of boat, kayak, canoe will get it done.
Wouldn’t it be nice if everyone had a boat. It would also be nice if we had some tips on how to catch a limit of crappie from the bank.
Hey there. I would try a 1/64th oz or 1/32nd oz jig head with a smelt gulp minnow..... Or a slip bobber set up with live minnows if possible. So for bank fishing look for a downed tree with green leaves. Use a 10-14ft pole(I like BLM and ACC Crappie Stix) so you can vertical jig. If you see a tree on the bank with lots of leaves and branches you could cut it down to land in the water and return in a month to fish it. I find even if the smaller jigs get caught on branches you can bend the hook out to get your jig back.... Then just bend it back in place. Try under docks too if you can access them by foot. I hope this was a little help. God bless.
@@Captain_Clark_CDoryAdventures thank you sir. It’s frustrating to see all the informational videos geared around electronics and boat access. Bridge pillars any good?
@@ohadam9071 They can be when holding fish. It depends on what water lever the fish are holding. I would start by going to your local bait shop and ask them where folks have been catching crappie from the bank. That's probably the best advice I have given you. I hope you have fun and catch a nice stringer buddy. Greetings from NC. 👍
@@Captain_Clark_CDoryAdventures Thanks again!
@@ohadam9071 sure thing. Glad to share some knowledge with ya. Best of luck on your next fishing adventure. 🎣😁👍
What size (model) omen panfish rod are you using in the video and what is a good reel to pair it up with
New sub here
Im really amazed on the technological advancement of the industry... But... can you fish without???
Walking exclusively on crutches causes atrophy..
You might want to learn side imaging. Because it says 45 feet, it doesn't mean it's 45 feet. In this case, the 45 feet was actually about 20feet to the side of your boat.
You might want to upgrade your gear. You don't think they could program a Pythagorean Theorem into sonar tech?
@@OReely444 sounds like you also don't know how to read side imaging...
That would be the Dunning Kruger effect in you.
@@OReely444 you must be vaxed. Your brain isn't functioning correctly. Why don't you do a quick TH-cam search on how to read side imaging. Then once you realize I'm right, I'll be here for an apology.
@@BRADASSOFFGRIDHOMESTEAD when a "man" resorts to ad hominem, I know that he lacks depth, is inferior, and I have won. Funny that depth has done you in twice thus far.
Helps to have $20k in electronics and a $80k+ boat. Joking aside, nice video and great catching
20lb fluro carbon for bass? Holy. I only use 10lb max fluro for bass lol
Everyone doesn't have a boat! Try working on that!
Hi Chris, here's our bank fishing playlist if that interests you --> th-cam.com/play/PLqCVQ-qVE7Ydxv53T7TvwRLPNcTjCrUf_.html and several good articles and videos on wired2fish.com on bank fishing as well --> www.wired2fish.com/bank-fishing
Then get out of your mom's basement and go get one! We all have jobs to afford boats. Some just have nicer boats then others no reason to cry about it. Great video just spend the last 2 days piling up the crappie here in Nebraska
Very ignorant!
Chris Christ I’m a bank angler as well and I’ve found that crappies can be shallow and caught from bank even in the fall. River backwaters are very good this time of year as well as docks. Just try fishing slower and find the right depth.
Thanks for the info Cody. It's all good. This video content was geared toward northern states, where many of our panfish dump out into the middle of lakes (we'll be ice-fishing them there in 3 weeks!). There's rarely a fishing situation pertinent to all, but the tactics covered in this vid are boat-based, which I hope was conveyed in the title based on including fish finders. Only some use fish finders, but many do or still want to learn about the capabilities available. Our team of creators strives to cover a wide range of tactics and fishing situations, but we certainly understand that only some content will be relevant to anglers.