Brad Chappell gives a crash course on Long Lining for crappie on Lake Washington, with Preston Skeen

[@michaelemert5208]

Thanks Brad, just like sitting in class with the Professor of Line Lining! Great Information and demonstration of the exciting sport and technic of Crappie Fishing!

[@dalewoodiel]

Great tips as I add to my collection.

[@crappieconnection]

Thank you Dale

[@robertjohnson7926]

good video thanks for sharing

[@MikeBakerVideos]

Nice video Brad. Thanks.

[@crappieconnection]

We need to one together

[@MikeBakerVideos]

@@crappieconnection I am ready!

[@crappiedayfishon1756]

good video brad, thank you!!!

[@chasesimmons6451]

Great video, never miss an episode.

[@gillgetter3004]

This reminds me of walleye trolling on lake Eire, except in combination with planers too!

[@rickmz6310]

Nice slabs looks like some very good eating also.

[@donniemccorkle8671]

Great video my friend

[@crappieconnection]

Appreciate it

[@robertluckadoo5940]

Great video! Enjoyed fishing with you a few times! Highly recommend Brad as a guide!

[@crappieconnection]

Thank you Robert!!

[@SK_CrappieCatching]

I see you're running the new Denali Rods.... Long lining can be very productive and if I can ever leave that vertical jigging alone I'll do a few trips pulling either tandem jigs or cranks...... Nice catches and good info....Stay At'um

[@slabbusterrtr7690]

Found U SK 😆

[@SK_CrappieCatching]

@@slabbusterrtr7690 Hey SB, you watch the Connection also I see..... I love these guys setup.....

[@crappieconnection]

Appreciate the support guys!!

[@FishingLakeCountry]

I have 2 7' light action Denali rods I use for casting jigs to crappie, nice rods for sure. FLC

[@jbob2852]

Yessir, I love the Denali rods but for long casting the tiny jigs I use I have an 8 ft St Croix panfish series rod with a Piscifun carbon x 1000 w 8lb braid. Casts 100yds and the set up is super light I can cast jigs all night no problem. Just thought I’d throw thatvin

[@jefflittrelloutdoorsproduc782]

Great video good job, I bet y’all wore out that button on the counter 😎

[@timkiss5157]

Brad, what pound line do you use while trolling? Do you prefer high viz. or clear mono? Thank you I enjoy your channel!

[@crappieconnection]

6lb I like to alternate between clear and hi vis Like one pole hi vis then pole beside it clear line Helps when you get tangled

[@timkiss5157]

Thank you!!

[@davishomestead4147]

I have to get back down there again! That looks like a different boat then what you had when we was down there.

[@crappieconnection]

Still have my old boat as well

[@davidjewell9197]

I really enjoy your videos. Just starting listening to all the crappie connection past videos. I am wanting to start pulling crankbaits later in the season what are your top 5 colors for a reservoir lake? Taylorsville lake in Kentucky is my home lake.

[@crappieconnection]

White, Chart, Black , orange and pink

[@larryhobbs8769]

Love the videos with the pro fisherman but Man these videos are great. Try sum Texas Pete and House Autry. It’s awesome

[@crappieconnection]

Will do!!

[@dewaynehastings7537]

Enjoy the podcast and videos I get to watch. Do you have a video breaking down long lining

[@crappieconnection]

Not yet. What would you like be covered in the next video

[@bigjack5974]

How deep were you pulling these jigs?

[@crappieconnection]

10-12 deep

[@deepwaterwolf1]

How do you determine the weight of jig vs speed to get it down to the depth you want?

[@crappieconnection]

Lighter the jig the higher in the water column. On the grizzly jig seminar I did I posted my long lining chart

[@russellabernathy3241]

What brand are your jigs with the willow leaf blades

[@crappieconnection]

Check out Grenada lake tackle they make some

[@russellabernathy3241]

Thanks

[@jimchurchilloutdooradventu9851]

What weight jigs are you using and how far to you put them back?

[@crappieconnection]

On this video we were pulling 2 1/8 jigs. We pull them 60’ - 80’ behind the boat

[@jimchurchilloutdooradventu9851]

@@crappieconnection thanks so much..

[@crappieconnection]

Anytime

[@SK_CrappieCatching]

Sour creme? Well I'll just have to give that a try.....

[@jonathanhomesley4895]

What size reel do you like for long lining? 1000? 2000?

[@crappieconnection]

2000

[@jonathanhomesley4895]

Also… when you mark a lot of fish and hook up, how long before you’ll turn around and keep fishing that same mark?

[@crappieconnection]

Well it kinda depends If it’s just one spot or an area that they fish are. I won’t go to far from them if possible

[@jonathanhomesley4895]

@@crappieconnection thanks for the responses. Love the podcast. I’ve learned so much.

[@Jessie-kh1yn]

Have you ever left the rib bones in the fillets ? More meat on them.

[@crappieconnection]

I have a couple times. Just depends who all is planning to eat them!!

[@williamlong6803]

Enjoyed the video, but what’s the deal with sour cream?

[@crappieconnection]

It’s really good

[@robertsanders347]

How was the Dot's, didn't even know they made fish batter

[@crappieconnection]

It was good.. think next time going to mix in flour with it

[@daviddaigrepont9485]

You waste the best part!

[@nicktoofar3514]

Y'all trying to be as sneaky as you can man draw no attention

[@crappieconnection]

Not sure about that

[@nicktoofar3514]

Hey I'm with ya... There's a lot of boats out there.... Ive been there... Its cool no one's judging...

[@nicktoofar3514]

But each time one of ya sets the hook Y'all be looking around like crackhead stealing a Cadillac converter.... Just jokes man...

[@nicrobison4487]

This has got to be the most boring way to catch crappie. Good job tho guys......

[@crappieconnection]

Don’t knock it until you try it

[@stevebenson3024]

So what do you do park on a tree and throw your bobber out that's exciting. Troll cranks and jigs is the only way to fly. Nice video.

[@OutdoorswithDanielM]

Nic, you will out fish others 3 to 1 pulling cranks or jigs versus 1 poling I assure you. As Brad said don't knock until you try it. It sure beats having your eyes stuck on a screen chasing football shapes all day. You actually get to enjoy fishing this way.