3 Tips for Finding Crappie WITHOUT Electronics - Q&A + What gear to use when fishing without Sonar!!

This video shows you how to find crappie without using sonar, or ANY electronics! Use these techniques and tips to find Crappie anytime of year!
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6lb Flurocarbon line - amzn.to/3icSRsF
Mr. Crappie Hooks - amzn.to/3fvUW1b
Spider wire - 15lb Invisi-Braid - amzn.to/2TCmU3Y
REEL Used - Pflueger PRESSP30X President - amzn.to/2whKqpR
REEL Used - Abu Garcia Black Max - amzn.to/30uOykK
MARIBOU JIGS - amzn.to/3750mNj
ROD Used - GS06M - acccrappiestix.com
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Other Recommended Fishing Gear -
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JIGS - Fle Fly GoGo Minnows - amzn.to/2PdBNoN
HOOKS - Mr. Crappie hooks - amzn.to/2PgILtc
LINE - Berkley VANISH - amzn.to/2MvPZe7
JIG HEADS - Garrett Outdoors jig heads - amzn.to/2MjLgwY
Filming Equipment I Use -
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[@cfv704]

Just found your channel. I have always wanted to be a fishing guide. I am just loving your information. Thank you boss man

[@kerrys.5725]

BEST VIDEO I'VE SEEN ON YOU TUBE YET ON HOW TO FIND CRAPPIE! I'VE LITERALLY WATCHED THOUSANDS! So detailed with pictures and to the point! God Bless! You have a loyal LIFETIME SUBSCRIBER HERE!

[@GrandLakeGuy]

Thanks Kerry! Really appreciate it!

[@edwardreyes9314]

Thanks again for the great tips. Take care and have a blessed day. 😊👍

[@GrandLakeGuy]

You bet! Hope you have a blessed day too sir!

[@davidcoleman5922]

Oh man, another great video. Appreciate you sharing those tips with us.

[@GrandLakeGuy]

Thanks David!

[@daviddaigrepont9485]

Thanks so much. Just the videos I'm looking for!!! Makes me wanna go fishin!

[@GrandLakeGuy]

Thanks David! It's a good time to be out there right now.

[@cliffflood7284]

Great tips man. You sure have some helpful knowledge.. going to try to put some of this to use in the morning. Keep them coming!

[@GrandLakeGuy]

Thanks! Will do!

[@johnm1898]

Good tips. Thanks for posting.

[@GrandLakeGuy]

You bet. Thanks!

[@mikebryant9493]

Another good video, thanks!

[@GrandLakeGuy]

Thanks Mike!

[@hrns4410]

New to the area and do not have my boat up here yet. Where is a good place to fish off land? I can see the damn and swimming area in Disney from my house.

[@GrandLakeGuy]

Where you're at is good fishing. Anything on points and second points in the creeks

[@M16xN1TR0US]

Hey Paul, great videos. I fish Oklahoma as well and I'm trying to get as much knowledge as I can on crappie fishing since I'm pretty new to it. I have a few questions regarding rod, reel, and line setup I was hoping you could answer.. I'm mainly going to be fishing from a kayak and was wondering what length ACC rod I should get. I saw alot of great reviews from all of them and was wondering if I should maybe get a 5'6 and a 8'. Also I'd like to stick to a spinning reel and was wondering what size and what kind you'd recommend to go along with those rods since there is many out there. My last question is since you recommend fluorocarbon line, do you just spool the whole reel with it? Or do you start the reel with mono and then spool the rest with fluorocarbon.. I've seen on forums and fishing websites that say they wouldn't recommend spooling straight fluorocarbon because it tends to slip off the reel to easy because of the design of it, but some say that if you use 4lb or 6lb fluorocarbon you are able to since the diameter is smaller so it works. Can't really seem to get a solid answer everywhere I look. Thanks Paul, and keep up the great content!

[@GrandLakeGuy]

Hello and thanks for the question! I would use the 5'6 or 7'5 ACC rod paired with a Pflueger PRESSP30X President - amzn.to/2whKqpR and this line - 6lb Flurocarbon line - amzn.to/3icSRsF. I use 4lb or 6lb fluro and it does not slip off that bad. you want to make sure you put the line on your reel the same direction the line is coming off the spool. It is true that fluro will come off the spool but if you use lighter line it works fine. If you are casting a lot from your yak then you might be better off using mono and fluro so you dont get line twist. I would for sure use a swivel as well, that will help keep you line from twisting. I would rig two poles up. one with mono and fluro and one with just fluro. try them both out and see which one works better for you. Trial and error is the only way to really know what will work best for your situation. I hope that helps! thanks again for the question! tight lines my friend

[@herewego2119]

I would love to start fishing for crappie but my mom and dad are low on money and I can’t get lures for crappie

[@GrandLakeGuy]

I'm sure you will come across some or get some eventually buddy!

[@seektoreason4956]

When fishing for crappie, when should I use flourcarbon and monofilament line ?

[@GrandLakeGuy]

I don't use mono anymore. It stretches and fluro doesn't. So you can feel the bite better on fluro. But they both work so I would just use whatever you feel most confident with.

[@seektoreason4956]

What’s your thoughts on braided line?

[@GrandLakeGuy]

It doesn't stretch either. So you can feel the bite good. It also doesn't break as easily. It's good for sniping individual fish or ripping them out of brush. But SOMETIMES the fish don't like it. When I use braid I use spider wire invisi braid because it's clear and you can still see it out of the water.

[@seektoreason4956]

Braided line sounds like it might be the best way to go since crappie I mainly in brush piles and tree tops.

[@GrandLakeGuy]

@@seektoreason4956 yes sir!

[@slabbusterrtr7690]

Its seems with me everytime I go I find them with in 10 min or it take me 3 or 4 hours to figure them out guess that's not why im a guide huh? Lol just a weekend warrior

[@GrandLakeGuy]

That sounds pretty normal to me. Sometimes it takes a lot of work to find them. Especially if you haven't been fishing in awhile