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Crappie Fishing In The Spring – 3 Effective Tips

Crappie Fishing In The Spring – 3 Effective Tips

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/ By Nik Rowe

Crappie Fishing In The Spring leads to crazy fishing success! When springtime approaches a link comes active and also various other all-natural lakes for instance the ice thins the water warms as well as boosted sunshine penetrates sets off new cycle of weed growth this might be development produces more oxygen raising the oxygen level in the water

Other types of life also little to be seen by the nude eye started to thrive is various kinds of plankton bloom center’s banquet as well as the newly found food and also croppies at some point do the same even as the ice resorts from the coastline copies can be in the midst of feeding binges that continue long after the ice has left the Lake

Classic Bobber And Minnow Rig For Crappie Fishing In The Spring

This is probably one of the easiest and most productive ways to catch crappie any time of the year.

When fishing shallow in the spring, use a fixed bobber set a foot or 2 feet above a minnow attached to a number 1 or 2 Aberdeen hook. You can either present the minnow without a weight to let the bait swim around freely or add a bb split shot to keep the minnow at a certain depth and preventing it from swimming around too much and hanging up your rig in the cover.

When fishing brush piles or standing timber in deeper water, use a slip bobber and set it at the depth you find crappie suspended in the cover. Use a couple of large bb split shots or some 1/8- or 1/4-ounce pinch-on sinkers to drop your minnow to the desired depth.

A longer rod ranging from 7 feet for casting or 10 to 12 feet for flipping to the cover works best for the bobber and minnow setup.