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posted by admin on Mar 18

Crappie fishing tip #1
Nature’s Automatic “crappie finder”

Have you ever notice that nature and it’s critters are pretty dog-gone smart? think about it. We always do our research before we go fishing for crappie by reading up on the latests crappie fishing techniques on how to catch crappie. We surf the internet for better crappie fishing tips,we visit tackle shops to find the latest crappie fishing jigs and lures, and we talk to our fishing buddies.

And just think I haven’t even started to talk about the money we spend to get ready to go fishing for crappie, like purchasing crappie fishing poles,reals,tackle gas to get there and food to eat. Once we get where we’re going , we spend half an hour looking unloading and talking about how to catch crappie and how many fish we are going to catch.

My point is we are missing out on a very valuable fishing indicator and one of the best fish finders available, and it’s all free! It’s mother nature. If you watch the birds swoop down into the water and pick up a fresh meal and mean watch them closely, what do you think they are picking up out of the water?

Yep, you got it, Minnows! Food for the crappie! If you are a savvy crappie fisherman, you can let nature show you how to catch crappie and where to start fishing for crappie. Pay special attention to the birds. They are the cheapest (and most accurate) fish finder on the planet!

8 More simple crappie fishing tips on how to catch crappie

Crappie fishing tip #2
Find underwater crappie structure , bait up, and drop your line right on the edges of the crappie structure.

Crappie fishing tip #3
If you are you are fishing from a boat and you are going to be fishing for crappie locate your structure and anchor over the top. Extend your rod and drop your line so you are fishing on the very edges of the structure, not right inside. Fishing inside, or in the middle of a fallen tree wont be effective, you need to try the edges. This is one crappie fishing tip that you need to be serious about when you are learning how to catch crappie.

Crappie fishing tip #4
Drop your bait down until it hits the bottom.

Crappie fishing tip#5
until Real your bait up about 1 foot.

Crappie fishing tip#6
If you don’t get any bites, rotate your real handle again to come up one more foot.

Crappie fishing tip#7
Keep repeating this process until you start getting bites.

Crappie fishing tip#8
Mark the spot where they are hitting and fish the area heavily.

Crappie fishing tips #9
“The old time secret how to fish for crappie tip ” The Crappie Drive Thru”

Crappie fishing tip #9a
Grab a dead animal (road kill) shortly after it has died is best.

Crappie fishing tip #9b
Put the carcass in some loose netting so the meat is exposed, then hang it on a Branch overhanging the water. Make sure you have caught crappie in the area you hang the carcass.

Crappie fishing tip #9c
When the carcass starts to decaying maggots will fall into the water and drive the crappie into a feeding frenzy.

Crappie fishing tip #9d
If you are like me. and a little squeamish about collecting “road kill”.. Take some netting, fill it with cheap meat you buy from the store, and tie in your overhang.

You will be amazed how this how to crappie fishing tip really works! you can catch crappie at this spot for a month or more.

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