Crappie fishing Bull Shoals lake 1-26-22

[@robertruwe5170]

Awesome job wow!!!

[@JIgginCrappie]

Thanks for watching

[@dmize72]

I've been told that true fluorocarbon was made for bait casters only because of all the memory - you can use it as a leader but not to put it on a spinning reel. I use hi vis Vicious and love it - I also use hi vis P-line CX premium which is a fluorocarbon coated and it works well. Also when putting line on a spinning reel you need to come off the bottom of the spool.

[@louisjardine1158]

You catch such nice Crappies on your Channel, I admit i got one on the wall that is 13 1/2 that i caught as a kid up here in WI in the 80s lol

[@JIgginCrappie]

Thank you. I'm gonna have to catch one 17 inches before I will put it on the wall. Thanks watching

[@louisjardine1158]

@@JIgginCrappie They Dont get that big up here in Wisconsin would be very rare, Walleyes and Perch up here

[@JIgginCrappie]

@@louisjardine1158 I'd say there are several that big in bull shoals. 13 14 and 15 are pretty common

[@bobbycombs4243]

Suffix Seige 6lb has been my favorite so far. Good video sir.

[@JIgginCrappie]

Thanks for the info.

[@RodsFishingAdventures]

Another great video

[@JIgginCrappie]

Thanks man!!

[@bluethunder8762]

Richard Gene the fishing machine has a video on putting line on a spinning reel and shows his way of stopping line twist by soaking the line for seven days before installing really a nice video to watch on you tube.

[@JIgginCrappie]

I've quit buying those expensive lines. I've had good luck lately with original purple box stren. I use line conditioner and don't have any testing problems anymore

[@bluethunder8762]

@@JIgginCrappie This video shows soaking the line in water for seven days and how to install on a spinning reel so it relaxes the memory and you get longer cast and less line twist and wind knots.

[@JIgginCrappie]

@@bluethunder8762 I don't have any trouble with it anymore

[@rodneywhiting4049]

I love that you check how many inches to Fish work I do appreciate that I’m curious on those 14 inch what the average weight was

[@JIgginCrappie]

I should have also weighed them. But they've been around 2 pounds. I like to measure that way people watching know how long they are and don't have to just take my word😀. Thanks for watching!!

[@davidtreichler8036]

How many people are you feeding?

[@JIgginCrappie]

Myself

[@timmaddox6106]

Trilene xl smooth casting low viz green. I like it in 8 and 10 pound test where I fish. Cought a lot of fish on it.

[@dougwarren8967]

Do you fish Missouri side of bull shoals or Arkansas

[@JIgginCrappie]

Missouri side mostly

[@ppdrawings]

Nice video man! Try using - High Vis Yellow 4 pound - That's the answer to the line issue 👍

[@JIgginCrappie]

Never really been a fan of the hi vis line. I have it on 6lb crappie max hi vis one pole and had troubles with it shortly after putting it on the reel.

[@ppdrawings]

@@JIgginCrappie I just started using the 4 pound high -- and it works great for me

[@JIgginCrappie]

@@ppdrawings I may have to give it a try. I used 4lb for years but have been catching alot bigger crappie lately so I switched to 6

[@ppdrawings]

@@JIgginCrappie Whenever you try it, let me know how it goes...

[@JIgginCrappie]

@@ppdrawings will do

[@louisjardine1158]

Im gonna try the suffix low memory line this spring

[@louisjardine1158]

suffix advance 8lb , i use 8lb because the pike up here that bother me lol

[@JIgginCrappie]

I found some seaguar fluorocarbon I'm gonna give a try

[@Chris-pd2gx]

Awesome! How deep are you fishing, so close to bank.

[@JIgginCrappie]

Setting in about 40 to 45ft of water the fish are 16 to 20ft deep thanks for Watching

[@FASHIONEDbyFINESSE]

Jealous you get to fish so often ! The crappie fishing there just keeps getting better every year , last year I caught just over 1100 crappie from March thru May. Biggest was 18 3/4" and my personal best. All on jigs and plastic no live baits. You don't need livescope with your skills being so good. I use wifi sonar ,cost was less than $200 and I can catch/ find plenty of fish with it.

[@JIgginCrappie]

@@FASHIONEDbyFINESSE yeah I'm glad a gave it one final chance cause I've caught the biggest crappies I've ever caught in the last couple months

[@sethestes3008]

Finding them in coves or main lake?

[@JIgginCrappie]

Step banks with structure. Thanks for watching

[@edwardzulauf2875]

are you a guide service if so let me know I have a place at Roland point

[@JIgginCrappie]

I'm not a guide just a guy that likes fishing. Thanks for watching.

[@matthewweed8408]

Awesome video brother. That's a nice mess of crappie. as far as fishing line goes I use the ole purple stren.

[@JIgginCrappie]

Thanks for the feedback and thanks for watching.

[@berniehaynes7640]

Really good video.. Try 6 lb Crappie Max.

[@JIgginCrappie]

I've got some hi vis crappie max on one of my reels. Not really crazy about it but haven't used it very much

[@charlesronk2989]

I can't believe that you keep the ones over 12 inches for eating. That hurts the size of the fish population.

[@JIgginCrappie]

It doesn't hurt anything. There are plenty of fish in the lake. Anyone that has a graph with down imagining or side imaging or livescope can see the huge schools of fish. I guess if you don't like it you don't have to watch my videos.

[@rogerkliethermes80]

I use prower pro braid it is great

[@edwardzulauf2875]

Noland