Early Fall Crappie Fishing Tips (Spider rigging for Crappie)

[@CAM67]

I enjoyed the way you talk to your foks sitting and watching your segment. Excellent catch and release. I subbed and smashed the like button to show love. Keep stack'n up champ!

[@blaketuckerfishing1030]

Cam, I appreciate that SO very much! I've been watching you for years and I am honored to know you're subscribed and watching the videos!

[@outdoorheretic8232]

I gave you a sub and a like...anybody that has that much fun is fun to watch!

[@blaketuckerfishing1030]

Thank you! I'm glad you enjoy it! I'll be doing many more videos in the future!

[@DeeSauce]

Great video Dee Sauce checkin in 🎣🤝

[@billygoat515]

I know it's hard to film but maybe a stationary camera that you can move when needed but otherwise fixed on the poles. That's what I came to watch! Good stuff!

[@sergiocruz1980]

Saludos amigo desde México 🇲🇽 love crappies buen fish good pescado

[@fishingwcp]

New sub here! Awesome set up

[@blaketuckerfishing1030]

Thank you!

[@CAM67]

Ok Blake I remember now! It was good talking to you bro. I saw you showed us love as well. I will take care of you bekus you are on the hometeam. 😎👍

[@blaketuckerfishing1030]

Thanks, Cam!

[@sistaslab3159]

Awesome video

[@blaketuckerfishing1030]

Thanks!

[@papavaliquette4978]

First time hearing turn off depth finder to not scare them away. Can you explain please, only been chasing crappie for two summers

[@blaketuckerfishing1030]

A depth finder makes noise underwater. Turn your depth finder on while it's put of the water and you will hear a slight ticking sound. I do this in shallow water because there is less distance between the boat and the fish than deep water. In deep water, I use a depth finder. In shallow water, I locate the average depth of the fish or brush and drop my lines according to what I see and then I turn the depth finder off. If you turn it off before you start trying to catch fish the better it is opposed to having it on then turning it off. I will give more details in the next video! Thank you for your question and I hope it helps!

[@blaketuckerfishing1030]

**Turn the depth finder on while it's out of the water**

[@keithbeverley7582]

what lake you on?

[@blaketuckerfishing1030]

Lake Rabon in South Carolina. I also fish other lakes in the area but have been getting on a good bite at Lake Rabon here lately.

[@stardust1621]

Got my BnM's from Walmart. Great investment for crappie!

[@mdrichards00]

What weight do you use on each pole

[@blaketuckerfishing1030]

3/8 ounce egg sinkers.

[@jkhale1184]

How deep are your lines?

[@blaketuckerfishing1030]

On brush, I usually keep them about 8-10 inches above the brush and same if I was fishing on a school. Most of the brush I'm fishing right now are 8-10 feet deep.

[@daviddaigrepont9485]

What state are you in?

[@blaketuckerfishing1030]

Good ol' South Carolina!

[@justdoingitjim7095]

FYI, if your boat is pointed on the front it's not a Jon boat. Just because it's aluminum that doesn't mean it's a Jon boat!

[@DV-ol7vt]

Sudden ending! I hope you didn’t flip the boat?

[@blaketuckerfishing1030]

No, I did not. The camera cut off and i didn't realize it. My apologies! Keep a look out for more videos!

[@MrSki-tyvm]

Fish finder spooks fish, now that's hilarious. I guess everyone with a live scope bought an expensive paper weight. This how you know a ghost fisherman, they only fish spots where they caught fish. FYI drop shoot with minows is the absolute easiest way to catch fish, the minnow does all the work and you don't need any jig when you sit pole in holder when not trolling or actually jigging. This is crappie 101 during spawning and everyone can catch crappie during spawning.