Crappie Fishing Legend Rabbit Rogers Lets His Secrets Out The Bag.

Brad, with the help of special guest co-host Bernard Williams, of Magnolia Crappie Club, sits down and picks the brain of one of the most knowledgable fishermen to ever set foot on the Barnett Reservoir. This man has been fishing since most of us were kids and has caught more crappie than you could fit inside a Bass Pro Shops. You don't want to miss a second of this one!
We did experience some technical issues with this episode as well as the other episodes recorded that day, however the information was just too good not to post it anyways. We appreciate you guys baring with us and assure you we are working to bring you the best quality possible with every episode, but this is a learning process for us and we tried some new stuff this go around and ran into some issues. We hope you enjoy this episode and as always, we appreciate your continued support!
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[@j.christopherhickman2060]

Well . Been trying to fish bass 55 years . Still trying . Goin after crappie now . Thanks for the info . Wish you fellas would come down to the gulfcoast in some of these rivers (Biloxie . Jordon , techuticabulf river ) and show how to catch crappie .

[@crappiedayfishon1756]

another great show brad , thank you!!!!!!!!!

[@billroach2238]

Great show, Brad. Legends of Barnett

[@slabbusterrtr7690]

Man I love listening to those old timers that's been crappie fishing for 50 years or more man u can't never learn enough and they got plenty to teach ya to

[@timdare0831]

When he showed his jigs , it would be nice to have zoomed in to actually see it.

[@crappieconnection]

Yeah we messed up on that one

[@tarheeloutdoorexcursions5580]

Another great episode. Looking forward to more in the future

[@Bullelk44M]

Brad, thanks for all the great videos! Regarding the TIN for making jig heads, TIN has 2/3 the molecular weight of lead. Using standard DO-IT molds you can make weights in between standards without having to permanently modify a mold. Weighed on a electric reloading scale- casting with TIN, a 1/8 mold casts about a 3/32 jig, 1/16 mold casts a 1/24 jig , 1/32 mold casts about a 1/48 and so forth.

[@crappieconnection]

Terrific info there!! We appreciate it

[@marvincompton7368]

Instant Classic, Two great guests, appreciate all the effort and work that goes into a show, Thanks!

[@larryhobbs8769]

Love the knowledge of the old timers. Great show. Where is Justin. Have my seen him in a while

[@crcox2768]

Really need the next two parts before Saturday!!!!

[@WileyCoyote]

Good show

[@dustyflair]

Thank you for getting RR on the internet. This might be his only interview I have ever seen on youtube of him. I hope JANE is healthy. he mentioned her several times.

[@crappieconnection]

Mrs. Jane pass away a couple years ago

[@dustyflair]

@@crappieconnection I hate to hear that...He and Jane were one hell of a team!!! I just looked Rabbit up on YT and this is his ONLY video...YOU DONE GOOD.

[@crappieconnection]

Thank you

[@drjaywhitlock]

Great shows and great guests! Subbed. Glad I found this channel. Thank you for the information!

[@crappieconnection]

Thank you Commenting helps

[@billbush1645]

Awesome show

[@fishingwithcamo-joe88]

THUMBS-UP!!🏹🏹🏹👍👍👍

[@garyspear7043]

Brad it is a real pleasure to see the quality people sharing their methods and thoughts on crappie fishing. Love the shows you have been putting together! Thank you!

[@keithashley200]

What about bamboo for structure

[@crappieconnection]

It’s great