Coolest CRAPPIE FISHING Lure Ever? (Crappie Magnet Roo)

[@FitnessOutdoors]

Awesome that you’re still getting out and having success this time of year. Love the Roo addition to the arsenal. That’s a great idea for the Spring up North. Thanks for sharing 💥⭐️🎣

[@pistolcreek]

Thank you so much for watching, Ron! Would love to see what you caught at the crappie pond using the Roo and a float.

[@JimSpackey-ib4uo]

Another great one Chris, love the way you go into detail about the products you use

[@pistolcreek]

Thank you so much for watching and for taking the time to comment!🙏🐟

[@panfishin-fool8057]

The TCB has become one of my favorite rods if not the favorite. Just yesterday I landed 3 nice smallmouth on it about 2-3lbers, talk about a blast.Awesome footage and breakdown as usual Chris. Thanks buddy and happy new year brother

[@pistolcreek]

Happy New Year, Victor! 3 smallies in one trip is a good day in my book.👌🐟

[@NaturalStateFishing]

Another beautiful video Chris! Love those boat dock crappie! I really enjoy jogging around docks (when people stay calm 😆) Language/Music/Karens make filming near them a challenge for sure. Happy new year!!

[@pistolcreek]

Thanks so much for watching, Mat! I know what you mean about the marinas and docks. You see (and hear) some interesting things sometimes. Happy New Year, my friend.

[@bogolyskeepingitreel]

What a great combo of the Jig head and Roo. Get some extra scent with putting a nibble in both 👍Nice catching as always Chris! Enjoyed watching you fish the docks as well.

[@pistolcreek]

Thank you, Chris! The Roo paired with the Eye Hole Jig Head is like a “All-you-can-eat Brushpile Buffet for Crappie!😆

[@scottthomas6741]

Another great video! Glad you are enjoying the TCB. I have also, and it is kind of a do anything UL rod for me.

[@pistolcreek]

Thank you so much for watching, Scott! 🙏🐟 Hard to beat the TCB for versatility.

[@haroldfields5189]

Awesome bait I’m definitely going to get some of them. Thanks for awesome video.

[@pistolcreek]

Thanks so much for watching!

[@nothin_but_dinks]

Thats great that you reviewed the "Roo". I was looking at these and their new rod. These look so interesting. I've got to get a few!

[@pistolcreek]

The Roo is a lot of fun. I just ordered the new Trout Magnet Trinity Series rod in the 5’ Ultralight. Got to try it out on a few trout so far and really like it. Very high quality craftsmanship it seems and beautiful.

[@fsupoutdoors]

You were a silent assassin in the Marina! Were you hoping the leaf blower guy wouldn't hear you? 😂. Great vid as always!

[@pistolcreek]

Haha! A lot of echo under that marina roof. There was a lady sitting on back of a boat reading a book right across from me. I was trying not to disturb her too much. Thanks for watching!

[@leemo5864]

Another great video. I too have added a TCB rod to my panfish arsenal. Enjoy the light weight and sensitivity with light lures. Got to try the ROO looks like great lure and way to use crappie bites. 👍

[@pistolcreek]

Love the TCB. Yes… consider giving the Roo a spin. It’s a great crappie lure and just plain fun. Thanks so much for watching!

[@bryanross5766]

Another great video chris. Enjoy the dock fishing and the scenery. As always God bless.

[@pistolcreek]

Thank you so much for watching, Bryan. God bless.🙏🐟

[@mikedavisclassiccountry8704]

Great video I've got that same rod and reel with 2 lb test it's in my vehicle at all times

[@thomashead656]

me too. It's kind of my "daily driver" rod, tough to beat.

[@pistolcreek]

Thank you so much, Mike! Hard to beat the TCB for a versatile, high quality ultralight rod. It has the perfect balance of backbone and flex for so many situations.

[@pistolcreek]

Tough and fun to use! Thanks so much for watching.🙏🐟

[@darkhorsefive0]

Good times! Thanks for sharing!

[@pistolcreek]

Thank you so much for watching!🙏🐟

[@Fish-and-Jeeps]

Nice one, Chris! Thanks & Happy New Year!

[@pistolcreek]

Thanks so much for watching FishJeeps! Appreciate your continued support of the channel. Happy New Year!🙏🐟

[@Hippietrails1]

Looks like a great setup! I have the Roos I can’t wait to give them a try. Thanks for the video, Happy New Year 🎊

[@pistolcreek]

I think you will like them! Happy New Year and thanks so much for watching!🙏🐟

[@frankmccutchen4410]

Great video!

[@pistolcreek]

Thank you so much, Frank! 🙏🐟

[@swampstalkeroutdoors]

Awesome job as always on the video brother, you never disappoint! Looked like a great place to fish, I like that rocky shoreline and the mountains in the background. You sure put them baits to work with tons of great catches, I probably would have lost most of them around them boat slips 😂Hope you and your family had a great Christmas buddy!

[@pistolcreek]

Thanks so much for watching, my friend! Trust me… I lose my share of jig heads.😁 “Casualties of The Great Crappie War” We had a great Christmas. Hope you guys did to!🙏🐟

[@Cornelius798]

Nice video, Happy New Year!

[@pistolcreek]

Thank you so much for watching! Happy New Year!

[@alexandribasilio]

I love this show

[@pistolcreek]

Thank you so much!🙏🐟

[@michaeljennings6647]

Thanks for the tips on how to use the Roo. I got a box three weeks ago, but I haven't used them yet

[@pistolcreek]

Such a cool lure! If you enjoy float fishing, these are going to be lethal. I plan on using them with a float more in Spring when the big crappie are up shallow. Did you get the Russ Bailey kit that comes with the complete setup? Thanks so much for watching.🙏🐟

[@chipseiler1766]

Okay Chris. I've got to get you to start using 4 lb. mono as backing on your reels. That way you can spool them all the way to the rim with those "specialty" Varivas lines. It gives me more casting distance and it just looks better. Another option you could try is the i_fish floats paired with the matching weight BG-1 i_fish jigs. They work really well for me. Of course, what you were using in this video was working just fine. Thank you for posting during this special holiday season.

[@pistolcreek]

Haha. Thanks so much for watching, Chip! I should dedicate more time to float fishing than I usually do. I have seen Victor’s floats and used the BG-1 jig heads several times. Great stuff! If I didn’t enjoy swapping my lines out so often, I’d probably just put two spools on the reels to fill them the edge. Honestly, I know it’s goofy, but I like switching line material and weights when one runs out. Depending on the body of water and species, I like to use a few different ones. I’m sure you are right that it would improve things to use a backer. Maybe I will give it a try sometime. 🐟🙏

[@chipseiler1766]

@@pistolcreek The "reel" problem is that you just don't have enough reels. 😇🤫🤔

[@pistolcreek]

Amen, my friend!😄

[@chipseiler1766]

@@pistolcreek Hey Chris. Check out John Dalton's most recent video on More Creek Fishing Adventures. He puts us to shame!!! ..or makes us look good. Depends on which side of the fishing tackle fence you're on.

[@nothin_but_dinks]

Same 🍻 ​@@pistolcreek

[@Rexlam-kn7dj]

How long is the roo? I cant find any information on about how long it is, even on the website.

[@pistolcreek]

1.75”

[@Rexlam-kn7dj]

@ thanks!

[@TBudgetAngler]

been waiting for a video review on the Roo.....want to try out the hammer with a ned rig jig

[@pistolcreek]

The Hammer looks really cool! Bet that profile would do some serious damage on not only crappie, but creek bass as well if you fished it on a ned rig like you suggested. Thanks so much for watching!🙏🐟

[@brythegeek]

Another awesome video!! You just reminded me that I forgot to add the Roo to my last order. 😫 How could I forget 😂 What color were you using? Looks awesome! I hear great things about that TCB rod! Keep up the awesome work!

[@pistolcreek]

I think the color I was using in this video was Isom. All the colors it comes in should great for crappie. Thanks so much for watching!🙏🐟

[@richardkunz9004]

Can’t wait for them to be in stock, can’t find them anywhere!

[@michaeljennings6647]

I ordered from the website.

[@richardkunz9004]

@ I tried, keep getting knocked off , then the page freezes, will try again later

[@pistolcreek]

Darn! Yes, I’d give it another try later. You can buy the Roo in a cool kit or also in 10-piece packs. Lots of great colors.

[@JF-Outdoors]

Hey Chris just found your channel great fishing. Crappie here in Ontario are quite picky

[@pistolcreek]

Thank you so much for watching! It must be next level cold up there.🥶 Do you guys have both black and white crappie in your area?

[@JF-Outdoors]

@ that we have both but mostly black. Not cold at all right now it’s raining. In a couple days it’s suppose to freeze. We are just across the river from Detroit

[@pistolcreek]

Seems like big shifts in temp always mess with the Crappie bite here.

[@granvillej3316]

How do you feel about a one piece shaft roof to a two piece rod shaft doors it makes a difference from catching fish? Since 2008 I’ve used a 5’7 ugly stick 2 piece rod and have caught every size trout and never thought otherwise. Thank you so much you make great video content so relaxing and peaceful tight lines take care and God bless!

[@pistolcreek]

In my opinion, fish don’t care what type, style, or brand of gear you use. That goes for rods, reels, line, and even bait sometimes. The difference lies in the pleasure and enjoyment it gives you when you are using it. If you are outside catching fish and having fun, then whatever you are using is the perfect setup that day. That said, I think there is some amount of difference in the sensitivity and feel between a one piece and a two piece rod, due to the joint. This is even more noticeable on a 3 or 4 piece travel rod. If you enjoy ultralight fishing, I highly recommend trying at least one single piece rod just to see what you think about it. Every rod I own is a 2-piece, with the exception of my St. Croix Panfish Series 6’…. Which happens to be my current favorite. However, the 2-piece Daiwa Presso is very close in terms of fun for me, personally. It also costs half as much. I hear so many great things about the Ugly Stick rods and know people who swear by them. Sounds like you have put some serious mileage on that rod and it just might be your “lucky rod”. Do they make it in a one piece? If so, you will like it , I think. Thanks so much for watching!🙏🐟

[@granvillej3316]

@ thank you sir for your feedback and the reason I never thought of the one piece but the ease of two piece for travel. I will definitely check into it now and your response was absolutely brilliant if I’m having an amazing time in the water and making memories don’t sweat the small stuff!

[@JASONBECKFISHING]

Wait till you put a rattle in the belly instead of the nibbles.

[@pistolcreek]

That sounds super cool! Have you ever used the “Rattlin’ Pear” crappie floats? Those are really neat, too. One of my local bait shops carries them sometimes and they are fun to fish with. Thanks so much for watching and the tip!🙏🐟