Hey there! I really like your video and I think I’m gonna subscribe to your channel. You, by far, provide the most accurate and honest information out of all the Crappie TH-cams videos that I’ve seen and it means a lot. I’m about to start getting into Crappie fishing for the first time in my life and I will email you some questions. Great video again!
Neng Yang that really means a lot! I hope you continue to get something out of these videos. Yeah email me with any questions or anything you want me to cover in the next videos. Thank you for watching!!
Great info, very informational, keep them coming, I agree with the other guys on long line video and rod, reel and line video, thanks for taking time to teach what you know!
Good stuff man!! Between you and Richard Gene the fishing machine, I’m learning a lot about catching more crappie!! I hope you watched some of his videos!!! That dude catches crappie anywhere
I went to Allatoona and loaded up on fish yesterday. Crappie Catfish one big hybrid stripe bass Largemouth bass. Allatoona Lake is in Northwest Georgia. Warm n windy yesterday. Atleast winds werent blowing your stuff away like me yesterday. Looked interesting on the bobby garland.
Clear Water Crappie I grew up in that area of Georgia.Lake Allatoona has little to no structure just some stumps if your lucky. Lake allatoona has annual 20 to 25 ft water fluctuations winter level is like 820 and summer pool is 840 Allatoona is very iffy. When I loaded up on fish I was fishing an area inaccessible to a boat at this time it was all Bone Dry except for allatoona creek I was fishing near acworth area. In the summer this area is accessible by boat. I mainly bank fish. I can tell you Lake allatoona is IFFY. It’s a hard lake to fish being up n down all the time.
Clear Water Crappie best crappie time allatoona is late March to mid April depending on temperatures with the weather but there is decent crappie. When I was in a boat I would go up in stamp creek and slow troll minnows on a cork like 5 ft deep in spring me years ago with family would drift with crappie poles baited up on minnows and would catch big crappie slow.
Another great video . Keep them coming. Id like to see a rod and reel and line video. Also love the fishfinder videos . I have a hb 998 hd si and a helix 10 mega. Still have to beat the 998
When you minnow fish, do you use a jig or a light wire hook. If your presentation varies between the two, how do you decide which to use. Thanks for the great videos and the excellent instruction.
Ronnie Hall When i use a minnow it’s a light wire hook. I will use a jig head under a float during the spawn with a minnow on it to make it “swim” better. Other than that though it’s just a light wire hook to let the minnow swim freely. Thank you for watching!
Hi first time watching your video, lots of information. I do nothing but bank fishing cuz I dont have a boat. It's very hard for me to find crappie. I live in charleston south Carolina . Any Suggestions for bank fishing.
Marlene Hall I wish I lived in Charleston! If you are fishing for crappie and fishing from the bank I would somehow get some brush out in the water where you fish from. Since you cant go to them I would somehow get some brush in front of where you bank fish from. Other than spring it will be tuff to catch them on the banks!
Enjoyed video. Great channel! I liked the question already asked: how do you decide which technique to use on a given day? Seems difficult not to predetermine which technique to use at least as it relates to taking some longer rods if you are going to troll, but of course the longer rods can get in the way if not trolling. My vote for next video is trolling - either long lining or spider rigging.
Wesley Hughes looks like I’m going to be on Lake Russell next weekend spider rigging. And just being on the water 3 times a week and looking and searching for them you can eventually feel out what would be your best option. The dock shooting is slowing down with prespawn setting up so it’s time to longline and spider rig! I gave my best answer on the previous question like that go check it out and see if it helps! Thank you for watching!
Really like your videos, so do my friends. Looks like your on the way to being one of those awesome TH-cam channels with tons likes and subscribers. Do you ever place brushpiles? If so maybe a video on good types of locations to look for them or to place them. I’ve been placing some over the past year trying to learn what types of areas hold good fish. Thanks for the video.
Shane Barrett man I appreciate that. This is something I have wanted to do for about 3 or 4 years. Yes brush pile videos will definitely be covered and I will show how to fish them. I appreciate you taking the time out to watch!
Steven lebeau it’s all about what time of the year it is and water temperature. Honestly you can catch crappie on docks I would say 9 or 10 months of the year. You can catch them right now longlining and dock shooting and spider rigging (tightlining). Come May and June longlining just won’t work because of how deep they will be or they will be related to brush then. If they are on brush you can still spider rig for them. I love artificial so I have one rod in my hand most of the year. It’s all about what you are comfortable with and what time of the year it is. Thank you for watching!
Jack it’s been raining like crazy here! I haven’t had a chance to! As soon as the weather clears up I will be sure to post one! Thank you for being patient!
Just found your channel and subscribed. Like it a lot. Straight talk, tips and technique with no shows.
Jay Seale I appreciate that! A lot more to come starting this month! Hope you enjoy it. Thanks for watching!
Best crappie channel on youtube so far!!! Cant wait for more videos!!!
Shane Dickard Man that means a lot! I cant wait till I get to do the next one! Thank you a lot for watching!
Hey there! I really like your video and I think I’m gonna subscribe to your channel. You, by far, provide the most accurate and honest information out of all the Crappie TH-cams videos that I’ve seen and it means a lot. I’m about to start getting into Crappie fishing for the first time in my life and I will email you some questions. Great video again!
Neng Yang that really means a lot! I hope you continue to get something out of these videos. Yeah email me with any questions or anything you want me to cover in the next videos. Thank you for watching!!
I totally agree June bug and chartreuse is hard to beat but I use just the regular curl tail. Another great video.
J. Simmons curly tail is what I grew up on crappie fishing. Thank you for watching!
Thanks so much. Great info. Any instructional videos appreciated.
David Daigrepont I’m glad you enjoyed it. Thanks for watching!
Great info, very informational, keep them coming, I agree with the other guys on long line video and rod, reel and line video, thanks for taking time to teach what you know!
I’m glad you got something out of it. A equipment video is coming soon! Thanks for watching!
Another great and informative video. Thanks...I will have to get some paddle tail baits.
Ronald Moon yes! You need some in your tackle box they are great year round. Thank you for watching!
I have always bass fished. Been crappie fish for about 6-8 years and have never tried paddle tails but I will from now own !
New subscriber to your channel. Great info and tips, that can be used on any lake or river, no matter where you live. Looking forward to the next one.
Ralph Cheek I appreciate that! I can’t wait to do the next one. Thank you for watching!
Good information and great video. Keep it up buddy.
Sam Thompson thank you! And thanks for watching!
Good stuff man!! Between you and Richard Gene the fishing machine, I’m learning a lot about catching more crappie!!
I hope you watched some of his videos!!! That dude catches crappie anywhere
Jonas Rose man that is a compliment! He has a lot of fun doing what he does and he is a fishing machine! Thank you for watching!!
I swear that guy could catch crappie out of a bathtub!! Lol
Awesome video. Really like how you explain stuff. Maybe a video in the future about types of areas to look for crappie depending on time of year.
Shane Barrett sounds good. I will try to do that for spawning crappie. Thank you for watching!
Gumlog next saturday. My boat. Phoenix bass boat. Let’s go! Great video.
HunterFishing I will be doing a spider rigging video on lake russel next Saturday or I would be there! Thanks for watching!
I went to Allatoona and loaded up on fish yesterday. Crappie Catfish one big hybrid stripe bass Largemouth bass. Allatoona Lake is in Northwest Georgia. Warm n windy yesterday. Atleast winds werent blowing your stuff away like me yesterday. Looked interesting on the bobby garland.
Chad Crawford how is allatoona for crappie? I have a buddy that lives over there!
Clear Water Crappie I grew up in that area of Georgia.Lake Allatoona has little to no structure just some stumps if your lucky. Lake allatoona has annual 20 to 25 ft water fluctuations winter level is like 820 and summer pool is 840 Allatoona is very iffy. When I loaded up on fish I was fishing an area inaccessible to a boat at this time it was all Bone Dry except for allatoona creek I was fishing near acworth area. In the summer this area is accessible by boat. I mainly bank fish. I can tell you Lake allatoona is IFFY. It’s a hard lake to fish being up n down all the time.
Clear Water Crappie best crappie time allatoona is late March to mid April depending on temperatures with the weather but there is decent crappie. When I was in a boat I would go up in stamp creek and slow troll minnows on a cork like 5 ft deep in spring me years ago with family would drift with crappie poles baited up on minnows and would catch big crappie slow.
Great video. Love to see you trolling with some of those baits.
Joseph Bennett sounds like my next video! Thanks for watching!
Great videos, keep them coming. Do you offer guide trips? Thanks again for all the great info.
Michael Friend hey bud email me at clearwatercrappie@gmail.com and we can talk about what you looking to do!
Great info on all your videos when will we see the long lining video I am going to shoot docks on lake Guntersville this afternoon love the thump
Jerry Hall as soon as I get fish to cooperate while I got the camera out while longlining! Haha hopefully soon! Thank you for watching!
Another great video . Keep them coming. Id like to see a rod and reel and line video. Also love the fishfinder videos . I have a hb 998 hd si and a helix 10 mega. Still have to beat the 998
Jack I could do an equipment video! Thanks for watching!
When you minnow fish, do you use a jig or a light wire hook. If your presentation varies between the two, how do you decide which to use. Thanks for the great videos and the excellent instruction.
Ronnie Hall When i use a minnow it’s a light wire hook. I will use a jig head under a float during the spawn with a minnow on it to make it “swim” better. Other than that though it’s just a light wire hook to let the minnow swim freely. Thank you for watching!
New Subscriber,! Cool video! Simple effective Crappie Fishin! Thats what I'm talking about!! Great Job! Thank you!
Rodney Hanbaum I appreciate that a lot! Thank you for watching!!
Good info. Solid channel.
VH F I appreciate that! Thanks for watching!
I am just getting into vertical jigging and did not know that was the best kind of jig for it. Thanks.
Hi first time watching your video, lots of information. I do nothing but bank fishing cuz I dont have a boat. It's very hard for me to find crappie. I live in charleston south Carolina . Any Suggestions for bank fishing.
Marlene Hall I wish I lived in Charleston! If you are fishing for crappie and fishing from the bank I would somehow get some brush out in the water where you fish from. Since you cant go to them I would somehow get some brush in front of where you bank fish from. Other than spring it will be tuff to catch them on the banks!
Enjoyed video. Great channel! I liked the question already asked: how do you decide which technique to use on a given day? Seems difficult not to predetermine which technique to use at least as it relates to taking some longer rods if you are going to troll, but of course the longer rods can get in the way if not trolling. My vote for next video is trolling - either long lining or spider rigging.
Wesley Hughes looks like I’m going to be on Lake Russell next weekend spider rigging. And just being on the water 3 times a week and looking and searching for them you can eventually feel out what would be your best option. The dock shooting is slowing down with prespawn setting up so it’s time to longline and spider rig! I gave my best answer on the previous question like that go check it out and see if it helps! Thank you for watching!
thanks for the tips👍
Havingthe Timeofmylife you are welcome. Thank you for watching!
Do you let the jig sink before you start to crank it in? Great information in this video!
bareavis honestly I just try different depths until I catch one or two then try to repeat how long I let those sink. Thank you for watching!
Good info. Thanks
Larry Hobbs thank you for watching!
Great video brother. What lake are you on. Its a beautiful lake. Thanks for the show.
Scott Cozart this video was on Lake Hartwell South Carolina. Thank you for watching!
Really like your videos, so do my friends. Looks like your on the way to being one of those awesome TH-cam channels with tons likes and subscribers. Do you ever place brushpiles? If so maybe a video on good types of locations to look for them or to place them. I’ve been placing some over the past year trying to learn what types of areas hold good fish. Thanks for the video.
Shane Barrett man I appreciate that. This is something I have wanted to do for about 3 or 4 years. Yes brush pile videos will definitely be covered and I will show how to fish them. I appreciate you taking the time out to watch!
Great video looking forward to more hate the shorts 15 below here last week in In. where can I buy the hat or have my son pick one up
David Howell that’s terrible weather! For the hat and stuff honeyholeshop.com they really support crappie fishing. Thanks for watching!
Good video. Keep it up.
Michael messer thank you! Can’t wait till the next one!
What lake are you on
Hunting and Fishing with George this is on lake Hartwell. I fish a lot of different lakes in the south east area! Thanks for watching!
Fish on
Jimmy Brashear heck yeah thank you for watching!
Have you ever tried Fish Stalker Slab Tail jigs?
Hiram Brashier I have some years back. Still have a few in my tackle box. Thank you for watching!
How do you know when to tight line vs shooting docks vs long lining?
Steven lebeau it’s all about what time of the year it is and water temperature. Honestly you can catch crappie on docks I would say 9 or 10 months of the year. You can catch them right now longlining and dock shooting and spider rigging (tightlining). Come
May and June longlining just won’t work because of how deep they will be or they will be related to brush then. If they are on brush you can still spider rig for them. I love artificial so I have one rod in my hand most of the year. It’s all about what you are comfortable with and what time of the year it is. Thank you for watching!
@@ClearWaterCrappie Man thanks for the response. That answered my question perfectly. Love your videos. Keep up the good work.
What type camera u use to video and editing. Nice video I don’t see a mic good sound
Crappie Ghost I use a GoPro hero 7 black on a tripod. They really improved the audio on the hero 7. They are great. Thanks for watching!
how do you tie your jigs on, loop knot, or what.
Tommy King palomar knot is what I use most of the time, longlining I use a loop knot. Thanks for watching!
What size jig? 1/8 for paddle fishing?
I was hoping to see that long lining video... ;)
Hey man im patiently waiting on a new video
Jack it’s been raining like crazy here! I haven’t had a chance to! As soon as the weather clears up I will be sure to post one! Thank you for being patient!
Waiting for a new video
On the water right now filming! It’s coming!
Great!! @@ClearWaterCrappie
Thumbs up
Mike Marks thank you!