Crappie Basics Part:1 "AX Academy"

This 4 part seminar, presented by Seth Burrill of the Angler's Xperience, will help you understand the Crappie and how to become more efficient at catching them. If you love crappie fishing this seminar is definitely for you.

[@mariopiceno6075]

It's information like this that takes fishing to the next level, very informative

[@rawrfishing]

who is still watching this? i think this is like.. the 3rd time watching this for year 2017.. and probably a handful of times last year as well lol... COME BACK TO THE KZbin SCENE!

[@jacoblarr9464]

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[@tedchu8888]

Thank you

[@michaelcapellupo1724]

Great info bud. Thank you so much for puttng this out

[@csxdjxmax]

very informative! and thanks for sharing. subbed.

[@jonsolberg771]

fantastic ... time well spent!

[@joshyoung1623]

great informative video, thanks very much.

[@hokuinsai4299]

Great Work 🤔🤙🏾

[@greenpea9412]

Wow. This was damn good info here.

[@ronniebald5267]

i caught my first fish at 5yrs old i caught my second at 45yrs old

[@juliaridgerunner5967]

never give up

[@patrickfreed5191]

What time frame of night when ice comes off do prefer

[@troymaziarz3343]

If I find a school of crappie and am only catching small ones, did I just find a small school, or am I maybe just too shallow? Do we know in a school of crappie, do the young ones stay high or on the outside of the school? This is 10-29-21 so fall fishing

[@myronboyle3075]

That's south but up here Midwest it's different

[@Beardog11]

Thanks to the geniuses @ Nevada Fish & Game, who decided to put strippers in Lake Mead, we no longer have crappie, bluegill, or trout in the lake, since they've eaten them all.

[@vikingslayer34]

The strippers ate all the fish? I thought they only liked salads and cocaine.

[@NasalObstruction]

What the heck did he say at 10:01? Buy some what?

[@scubaguy5455]

He said beadhead chironomid, it is a fly that replicates a midge larvae.

[@Alex-mx8jm]

@@scubaguy5455 I know this is an old response, but thank you so much! I didn't understand what he said either!