"Fall crappie fishing after 3 days of rain"

[@terrisecasy6568]

Man you can talk about your day and the big fish of the day💯💯💯💯💯💯👍🏾

[@FishYanker]

Thank you

[@shannonboatright4894]

Them bowfin can be fun to catch I like the fight they give

[@FishYanker]

They are some fun fighting fish.

[@ProudPapaw88]

YANK!! Man you caught a few nice ones there. Big mess of crappie and the weather changing yum yum lol. Nice video, Fish Yanker. Thanks for sharing.

[@FishYanker]

Yes sir. Thank you Proud Papaw. Hopefully we'll get into a good mess soon.

[@EasyModeFishing]

Gold blades are money in muddy water! Silver blades are good in clear water

[@FishYanker]

Yes sir

[@MsAliceinwonderland]

Just love this.

[@FishYanker]

Thank you

[@V71062]

.... good, van ,liked again and again❤ God bless you

[@FishYanker]

Thank you God bless

[@darkfiredDAWG]

Good crappie!

[@FishYanker]

Thank you

[@lewisspeed3041]

Good video,that crappie was a stud

[@FishYanker]

Yes sir. Thank you

[@lewisspeed3041]

@@FishYankersure thing buddy

[@EasyModeFishing]

We’ve had 5 days of rain in Texas

[@FishYanker]

Wow😳 We had three days of rain so far and it started raining on us again. it's supposed to rain all day tomorrow too. But it has been dry for a little while.

[@haydenbecker1978]

Hey bud you got any good tips for winter bream fishing if you do make us a video lol

[@FishYanker]

Yes. I will see what I can do.

[@haydenbecker1978]

Thank you love your videos

[@FishYanker]

Thank you

[@daquanwilson9877]

What’s the best all around bait for crappies

[@FishYanker]

It's hard to beat a 1/32.oz jig and a Bobby Garland jig. Good colors are pearl white, blue thunder and bleeding shad.

[@panfishin-fool8057]

Just a fact🤷🏾 you just can't go wrong

[@KyzerOutdoors]

What you say your catching all that on a rooster tail?

[@FishYanker]

Beetle spin with a Bobby Garland jig

[@OwenO12382]

You think sometime you might try gar fishing?

[@FishYanker]

I used to catch long nose gar all the time. Big and fun to catch.

[@OwenO12382]

@@FishYanker What did you use? Would you ever consider doing a video on catching gar?

[@FishYanker]

Trolling minnows and shed close to the surface is one way. But if you want to cast rod and reels we used to use a piece of white nylon rope. A 4-in piece. Tie a knot on one end and fray the other end. tie your braid in the knot. cast it out and drag it across the top of the water. When the gar strike at it they get tangled in The frayed nylon.

[@FishYanker]

Shallow back Waters and sand bars on the river are good places to hunt for them.

[@OwenO12382]

@@FishYanker ah I heard about the rope and found that interesting how they don’t use hooks for that