Catch Crappie in Deep water with this Simple Bobber Setup (How to tie Slip Bobber)

[@joseantoniorubiogonzalez9602]

*Showed me exactly where **enjoyable.fishing** recommend fish were from the bank was amazed at how on spot it was! Love it very easy to use portable and kept a good charge was out 8 hours.*

[@HookLegends]

Nice demonstration of a slip bobber rig. It is my favorite setup and catches a lot of fish. Great video!

[@FloppingCrappie]

Thanks!

[@scottgates9075]

Thanks for teaching us newbies a new way to jig in deeper water. I don't think I would have thought to use a bullet weight. Also I got some of the new slip bobbers you show in this video. If I can find some deep crappie this week I'm going to try it out.

[@FloppingCrappie]

Good luck, let me know how it works for you

[@randyslikkers1667]

Great technique! I might rig it that way from now on!

[@orlandogarza8347]

Thanks for the idea! Need to watch again to pay attention on how to actually rig it up start to finish!

[@bobdavis7853]

ACC Crappie Stix are 🔥 enjoyed the content. I just sub to your channel. Look forward to more. 🎣

[@troybatterton8053]

Pulled 25-30 out of Otter on slip bobbers and minnows. Really light bites though. Never been able to use plastic to catch crappie! Nice work!

[@smokinhic]

I’m so going Monday. Thanks for the itch I gotta scratch😉🥃🇺🇸

[@FloppingCrappie]

Good luck!

[@billclifton2808]

Smooth codsak...real smooth

[@toddbogeart6757]

Great video dude always watching guess I better learn to slip cork rig I usually very 8 ouce or quarter at that depth CT em as deep as 65 ft heard of fish coming out of 90 great technique Davis.Dig it Chef🐟

[@Nazman06]

I used a slip bobber rig in the hot Texas summer today. 20 feet of water. They were suspended 10 feet. The only problem is the bobber stop would get hung in the eye of my ACC 7 footer. I was using a size 3 bobber stop. I am going try the #2 size. Me and my fishing buddy caught 36 keepers.

[@bigdoggstatus99]

Watch a video on the bobber stop knot. Tie it on with 1 size larger mono than you're fishing with, if possible, it goes through eyes like butter. Rubber stops are a problem when casting to fish over ten feet deep. They grip eyes and over a few casts change your set depth. If this doesn't help, change rods. Seriously, micro guides suck for slip bobber fishing; hands down Worst fishing innovation of the 20th century.

[@fishingwithcamo-joe88]

NICE.!!!!!!..MY STYLE OF FISHING FOR THEM....SAME SET-UP....NOT THE POLE ......BUT...THE RIGGING....SMALL PRESENTATIONS ARE KEY FOR SUMMERTIME CRAPPIE......THUMBS-UP!!!!!!!!!!!!

[@FloppingCrappie]

👍

[@cincinnatiking8008]

I just bought my first light rod yesterday. It's the Shakespeare micro series 7ft light. I bought me some 1/16 and 1/32 Maribou jigs and I'm going to give this a try. I've always fished for big blue catfish and flat heads. Sitting for hours waiting on a bite is getting boring. I'm ready to try crappie fishing

[@finleyjabari7407]

I guess Im pretty randomly asking but does anyone know a good site to stream new series online?

[@gannoneaston5749]

@Finley Jabari I would suggest FlixZone. You can find it on google :)

[@kalebarthur4574]

@Gannon Easton Definitely, I've been using Flixzone for years myself =)

[@finleyjabari7407]

@Gannon Easton thank you, signed up and it seems to work :D I appreciate it !!

[@gannoneaston5749]

@Finley Jabari Happy to help xD

[@larrylarry5300]

Enjoyed the video.

[@ali1982an]

Great teaching channel

[@FloppingCrappie]

Thanks! Glad you enjoy the channel

[@ICOWBOYIM]

Thanks for the tips..fish on 🎣

[@FloppingCrappie]

You're welcome 🎣

[@mikeshepard3602]

What is that blue plastic container you are holding your jigs in and where can I get one? I ty my own jigs but have not found a good way to stow them. I don’t want a ton of Plano boxes. Awesome and very informative video.

[@FloppingCrappie]

That is a gamakatsu 3600 box. Here is a link to it amzn.to/31cjeJt

[@ronknight6400]

Okay. I am sold. By chance, do you have a discount code for the ACC crappie stix? Do you prefer the cork handle or the other handle? Ron

[@FloppingCrappie]

Unfortunately I don't have a discount code. The super grips have lasted longer than the cork grips ( been using both for 5 years now)

[@ronknight6400]

@@FloppingCrappie Thanks. Do you prefer the Pisciform reel in the ICX 5 model for this slip bobber method or is another model more apprpriate?

[@FloppingCrappie]

@@ronknight6400 I prefer the viper x size 2000 or 1000 will work. The icx 5 is a little small for the bobber stop.

[@sowabunga]

@@FloppingCrappie Thanks for answering all of my questions tonight!

[@tonybacon6277]

Ok. Guess I have to order eurotackle now. lol

[@rsapodaca3]

Thanks for the video, I just don’t understand how the line is going that deep with the bobber stop?

[@FloppingCrappie]

You can set the bobber stop to any depth that you want. Thr bobber stop will be inside your reel under you cast a certain distance away from the boat. As the jig falls, the slip bobber will slide up the line until it reaches your bobber stop.

[@kerrys.5725]

Great video Davis! Going to try this for deep water Gills. Btw, can you send me the link to that feather jig box you showed? Been looking for one that size. I tie my own. Will tie some and send to you. The brand and size of box would be good if you don't have the link. TY! Would love to fish with you sometime. My home Lake is Rend Lake, IL. Could trade fishing trips if you want. We've got some Big Slab Crappies down here. I think you said you fished it. Just north of 3 Pound down at Little Egypt. I know the lake well. Got brush marked all over lake. Would be more than Happy to share GPS locations. Cheers! Kerry

[@FloppingCrappie]

Here is the foam box amzn.to/3xaqT7Y

[@kerrys.5725]

@@FloppingCrappie Thanks Davis! Truly appreciate your dedication/loyalty to your Subscribers! It does not go unnoticed! Cheers, and God Bless!

[@beebob1279]

Tungsten is also the only weight allowed in a few states anymore. I believe California is one. Just for water quality, when my lead is done I'll switch to Tungsten. I'm not sure if split shots can be purchased in Tungsten. Anyone know the answer to this?

[@cooperwoods499]

Great video! One question, does the bobber stop slide through the guides very well or does it get caught in the guides ?

[@FloppingCrappie]

For the most part it slides through the guides. Occasionally, with all bobber stops it may hit the the guides ear the rod tip as they are the smallest.

[@jasonking5560]

Which size bobber are you using? Cool product. 7/8?

[@FloppingCrappie]

I believe either the 7/8" or 1 inch was used in this video

[@davidtreichler5616]

Now I know why I am not a sub, I take ideas from other people to help me catch fish. And never claim it as my own!

[@FloppingCrappie]

Huh?

[@rmtackle]

Thanks for the nice video & Tips! I got the length of rod, but what brand was you using? Thanks

[@FloppingCrappie]

ACC Crappiestix, I have a link to them in the video description

[@ronaldphillips8750]

Under your current fishing conditions and location is slip bobber fishing better that vertical jigging fishing? How would you determine which technique to best to use?

[@FloppingCrappie]

Usually in clearer water I use a slip bobber setup. In muddy or stained water you can get away with vertical jigging.

[@ronaldphillips8750]

@@FloppingCrappie Thanks, that makes good since.

[@enjoyingtheoutdoors]

Nice one

[@bowlingmotorsportsbowling5990]

Does your rubber bobber stop get in you spool when reeled in?

[@frankashby6235]

What brand and type of bobber stop do you prefer?

[@timmitchell1357]

Thanks great info

[@FloppingCrappie]

You're welcome, thanks for watching

[@jeremywyatt50]

Do you use 7/8 or 1 inch bobber? Does different sizes matter? Thanks

[@FloppingCrappie]

I try to match the bobber size with the weight of the split shot or bullet weight. Typically a 7/8" with work for either 1/16 or 1/8oz. Split shot. The 1 inch is great for 1/8 to 1/4 oz.

[@ralphwitt9975]

Davis question< how are you tying on your jig? Why not tie a knot on the jig eyelet??

[@FloppingCrappie]

I tied a loop knot to the jig in the video. It depends on the style of lure I'm using, if I'm vertically fishing I tend to use a loop knot. If I'm casting, I will use an improved clinch knot or palomar knot

[@ralphwitt9975]

@@FloppingCrappie thanks, what’s the advantage of the loop knot? My thinking is just more line around the jig to spook fish??

[@MrGibsn1960]

Is there an advantage to this over just adding a split shot 2 feet above the jig? Btw, I'll tie a single overhand knot where I want the split shot to stay.

[@daviddincler7494]

What is the deepest crappie will go

[@renewedmind8460]

Caught 9 the other day, they in the freezer now😏

[@renewedmind8460]

Also got two solid 2lbers

[@stevedavison6115]

I'd like to see a ruler on some of your 10 in. Fish hoss. I'm just saying.

[@russbeatse198]

Where do you purchase the rubber bobber stops? I can’t find them.

[@FloppingCrappie]

Here you go amzn.to/3EArGns

[@wilsonlim1390]

just notice that when u clipped those line ends off u flipped those into the water. those little nylon bits for good fisher bros like yourself cmon dispose of them properly.

[@bh7132]

Shuuuutuuup...to many retorts to choose from...you do you let him do him ..

[@kennyballew804]

Where are u getting your bobbers? Been looking for a while and can't find them anywhere.

[@FloppingCrappie]

I posted a link in the video description, or you can go to RodNBobbs.com

[@jasonshort2425]

Would this work for jigging for bluegill or casting Jigs with a slip Float?

[@FloppingCrappie]

Yes!

[@MrAbeazy]

Let it go under!

[@fishnalldaygo]

I've been using a slip bobber to fish bait about 15ft down for bluegills. It works good in the beginning of the day but later on it seems like my line doesn't slide all the way to the bobber stop anymore. I've tried different bobbers, lines and sinker sizes and can't fix the problem. Do you have any suggestions?

[@FloppingCrappie]

You may need to re-tie your bobber setup after a while. I would strip off about 20ft of line from your spool then re-tie

[@fishnalldaygo]

I will give it shot and try this bullet weight as well.

[@mikevaccaro3874]

What model is the ACC rod are you using ? i would like one for casting small jigs and jigging brush piles in deep water ..

[@FloppingCrappie]

This is the 8ft rod

[@mikevaccaro3874]

Flopping Crappie I was looking at them but thought you could tell me a model # and what action your rod is. So I could get the same one unless all 8 footers are the same

[@FloppingCrappie]

@@mikevaccaro3874 all the 8ft are the same action, the only difference is the grip. Some have cork handles and some have the super grip wrap. I have both styles of rods

[@mikevaccaro3874]

Flopping Crappie thank you

[@mikesmith1191]

And what type line do you like ? I've started using Mr crappie 6 lbs. but it seems to brake alot on snags

[@FloppingCrappie]

I'm using 8lb mono

[@jasonmoore7328]

4lb. Mr Crappie line feel the bite no bobber.

[@emiliojimenez4066]

How do you connect the hook we didn't see that part

[@FloppingCrappie]

I use a loop knot to tie the jig on the line.

[@brianhavens7056]

How do you like the Garmin trolling motor??

[@FloppingCrappie]

So far I love it. I've never had a trolling motor with spot lock, at it is so nice when fishing in strong wind

[@jimbrandt2532]

Instead of using the bullet weight, why not just go up in size of jig?

[@paulfontenot4134]

How far do I put the bobber stop on the line

[@jamesleslie7007]

Does the bead weight do the same as the belt weight? Why?

[@FloppingCrappie]

The bullet weight helps get the smaller jig to right depth faster.

[@mikesmith1191]

How do you measure your bobber stop ? For 12-18 ft

[@FloppingCrappie]

I use the length of my rod to estimate the slip stops depth

[@kevinwi69]

Priced those tungsten jigs and about fell over. 5.99 each is a bit steep as much as a guy gets hung up crappie fishing

[@FloppingCrappie]

They are 5.99 per 3 pack., but yes tungsten jigs aren't cheap.

[@kevinwi69]

@@FloppingCrappie where did you find the 3 packs?

[@FloppingCrappie]

@@kevinwi69 www.eurotackle.net/collections/micro-finesse/products/micro-finesse-soft-lock-tungsten-head

[@kevinwi69]

@@FloppingCrappie thank you. I saw those and for some reason thought it was a one pack. Going to order some in and give them a try. Your videos are great and informative. Wish you would come to missouri and do some fishing on pomme or table rock or bullshoals. Lots of big crappie

[@FloppingCrappie]

@@kevinwi69 I'm headed to LOZ in two weeks. I may take a drive to table rock one day..

[@pastormike396]

What pink bait was that?

[@FloppingCrappie]

It is called the Curlypede by Eurotackle. I have a link to the exact bait in the video description.

[@yangntau]

What size is that bobber

[@FloppingCrappie]

I believe this was the 3/4inch

[@seektoreason4956]

Can crappie see high visibility line ?

[@FloppingCrappie]

Some angler would say in really clear water, crappie will not hit on hi-vis line are larger diameter line. Hi-vis is great for seeing that soft bite especially when fishing around docks.

[@seektoreason4956]

Ok. Do you use high vis line?

[@seektoreason4956]

Also, when fishing for crappie when should I fish with flourcarbon and monofilament line?

[@FloppingCrappie]

@@seektoreason4956 for some applications, like slip bobber or dock shooting, yes I use hi-vis

[@FloppingCrappie]

@@seektoreason4956 if you're fishing brush piles, most angler will use braid. If you're shooting docks or casting slip floats, I would recommend either mono or flouro.

[@chrismartinez98]

Do you know of any promo codes for euro?

[@FloppingCrappie]

Right now I do not, but I will ask for a promo code I the future

[@adventureswithfrodo2721]

Probable nerver get an answer. But why not just use a split shot and you wouldnt need the swivle. Just put it where you want it. lot cheaper.

[@FloppingCrappie]

You could use a large split shot, but the swivel will help prevent line twist. Which tends to happen when using 6pb monofilament

[@rogergoodwin374]

Slip float.

[@jennifercolbert6581]

Got these thinking they were the slightly larger Panfish floats kzbin.infoUgkx_rJB7cli5f1ofPVGgn80S7Yj4vqwq0gU they work just fine. The smaller size lets me carry more in my tackle box, and the 3 color choices are nice for different lighting conditions, backgrounds, etc. They aren't the most durable things in the world. But, as cheap as they are, it's not heartbreaking to lose one or have to replace a worn one. The price on these fluctuates wildly, from about $9 to almost $16. So, time your buy accordingly.

[@jasonmoore7328]

Use lighter line they want have time to swallow the bait. And better chances of survival.

[@galaxygoonz6303]

😎🤜🤛🤙💪🙏👌🔥

[@davewendel1209]

Horrible explanation on how that setup actually works. How are you setting the depth? Is the bobber stop in your spool?