Oh man you tossed the best fish you caught back! Choupic is so good. My tip is keep it alive till your grease is hot and you ready to batter and fry. Filet it and cut into small strips or 1 inch chunks. wash with ice water, rinse, season, hot sauce and some flour and corn meal batter. 🤌
Jared, I will be here watchin' whenever you put out a video. And, good on you we need more men in this world that will step up and care for they children!
I don't remember ever having to fish for crappie IN the brush. We always fished next to the brush, or in deep water, straight line a minnow above the brush. Crappie love to hide in brush and then ambush their meal. Works both ways I suppose.
I remember the chupic now,they are the ones you have to keep alive until you eat them . Then they are good eatin👍. That was a good time, sorry you didn't get as many but,you were fishing with an Ace👍.
The worm aficionados will tell folks to hook the worm once, thread barely enough worm to cover the shanks. The most natural presentation. I lost too many worms with that method. The worst presentation is to hook the worm 17 times and create a worm ball. I think the secret sauce is just finding the balance that works for you. I hook mine three times and leave about half to dangle. Whatever puts fish in the champagne basket.
Thread the worm 🪱 with hook right through starting at one end . That way when the fish 🐟 bite they slide the worm up the shaft saving it. Sometimes it will go up the shaft and onto the line. Art San Antonio Texas
Right after XMAS is over each year, the crappie guides collect all the XMAS trees being tossed out, load them on the boats and drop them in the lake to create their own "secret structure". (common in Texas reservoir's anyways)
Hey I am a subscriber from Arkansas. Would you happen to know Chad and Jess Jordan from hook line and sinker. That is my nephew and his wife. I have been wanting to get down there for a visit with them. I just watched one of your video with Cole and Jay have not meet them yet but they live about a hour from us. But like all your videos so keep it up.
I'm from oklahoma and I love crappie. I sure do enjoy videos.I am subscribed to your channel.😊
Thanks for the sub!
Oh man you tossed the best fish you caught back! Choupic is so good. My tip is keep it alive till your grease is hot and you ready to batter and fry. Filet it and cut into small strips or 1 inch chunks. wash with ice water, rinse, season, hot sauce and some flour and corn meal batter. 🤌
lol noooo not better than a sac
Jared, I will be here watchin' whenever you put out a video. And, good on you we need more men in this world that will step up and care for they children!
I really appreciate that
I don't remember ever having to fish for crappie IN the brush. We always fished next to the brush, or in deep water, straight line a minnow above the brush. Crappie love to hide in brush and then ambush their meal. Works both ways I suppose.
Yeah I don’t know it seems to work
Nothing beats a crappie
Well said
Great video 🤙🤙
Thanks 👍
Jared! You can't be tossing back the choupique! Are you sure you're from Louisiana 😂❤JK
mayyneee this video had tv level production. good work
You the man
Always a pleasure.
Thank you so much
In Florida we always called them Speck. Never heard crappie until I moved to Tennessee. We used to call bowfin, Mudfish in Florida too
I love mud fish cool name
I got two buckets of popcorn for this!
My man
I remember the chupic now,they are the ones you have to keep alive until you eat them . Then they are good eatin👍.
That was a good time, sorry you didn't get as many but,you were fishing with an Ace👍.
Yes they are
Dang Mr, Murphy sounds just like my Grandpa over in Terrebonne.
That’s awesome
The worm aficionados will tell folks to hook the worm once, thread barely enough worm to cover the shanks. The most natural presentation. I lost too many worms with that method. The worst presentation is to hook the worm 17 times and create a worm ball. I think the secret sauce is just finding the balance that works for you. I hook mine three times and leave about half to dangle. Whatever puts fish in the champagne basket.
Exactly
100K right around the corner 💪🏽💪🏽💪🏽💪🏽💪🏽
Yes sir!
I think you did a good job 💯
Thank you Cathy
Good times on the water
Amen
Thread the worm 🪱 with hook right through starting at one end . That way when the fish 🐟 bite they slide the worm up the shaft saving it. Sometimes it will go up the shaft and onto the line. Art San Antonio Texas
Nice set ups❤❤😂😂😂
Yes indeed!
Awesome stuff man
Thanks for the visit
See you
I certainly can’t figure out them sac a lait. Hope I can master them one day. Thanks for sharing
You can do it!
Right after XMAS is over each year, the crappie guides collect all the XMAS trees being tossed out, load them on the boats and drop them in the lake to create their own "secret structure". (common in Texas reservoir's anyways)
Great idea
fyi crawwpie sounds better than crappie.... oh and btw the earth is flat!!!! love the vids man and everyone!!!!
lol that’s cool thanks
What kind of boat is that? It's sharp
Hey I am a subscriber from Arkansas. Would you happen to know Chad and Jess Jordan from hook line and sinker. That is my nephew and his wife. I have been wanting to get down there for a visit with them. I just watched one of your video with Cole and Jay have not meet them yet but they live about a hour from us. But like all your videos so keep it up.
Yes I know them good folks hope you have a good time
@9:00 that bowfin, wished to get a better look at it. those are prized catches up here. CPR on those.
He wasn’t having it lol
Need to bring me
I’m ready Mike! Let’s go
What a great video, keep your hook wet
Always!
I tread the worm on my hook so I get the whole worm on my hook
There you go
Why 2 hrs
Watch time adds up fast and earns more
👍🏻😁🇺🇸
Thank you
Catching fish when they are reproducing is criminal and low
I'll pick me some bones on a Crappie any day, such good fish!
Amen