HOW TO JIG POLE GIANT CRAPPIE- Special 1 Hour Episode!

[@Mike-bk8zl]

Very interesting I’m glad you provided all this information. I took notes and I will be applying in the spring. Thank you.

[@ExtremeAnglerTV]

Best of luck!

[@chucksinger1916]

Great video! Loved Jay & John also ! Crappie & Walleye are so delicious and fun to catch

[@ExtremeAnglerTV]

You got that right! thanks Chuck

[@utubeviewer8305]

Good job showing people the long pole techniques. My favorite way to fish. Also using the simple reels. I always laugh when I see guys with spinning reels trying to pitch with the long pole. It’s like putting a 200horse motor on a canoe.

[@ExtremeAnglerTV]

Right on, we appreciate your watch time and comments, good luck this season.

[@Griz5340]

Crappie such fun to catch and so tasty on the cast iron.

[@ExtremeAnglerTV]

agreed, thanks for watching Douglas

[@davethompson6201]

Hey guys, just today found your site, & you're quite impressive with those methods hot 🔥 & cold really do work. I've got a 10 foot jig pole. Had it for over a year & still haven't used it. Thank's so for reminding me & for your real fine show. Sincerely, Dave the Bug Man Thompson

[@ExtremeAnglerTV]

thanks for your watch time and comments Dave. For sure, single jig poles catch crappie everywhere!

[@12ArmyNavy12]

This is my first time watching your videos Karl. I have certainly learned a lot by watching and listening. Thanks for taking the time to show the different techniques to catching crappie. I am very impressed with your knowledge. Mr. John

[@ExtremeAnglerTV]

Thanks and welcome aboard John.

[@kevinsloan3019]

Been using longpoles for many yrs good tips in there !!!

[@ExtremeAnglerTV]

Good stuff Kevin, very exciting way to fish for crappie.

[@franciousmcfall3522]

Nice video! Nice Boat just love crappie fishing.

[@ExtremeAnglerTV]

Same here!

[@stephenjacksonfishing2488]

Good stuff guys keep it coming

[@ExtremeAnglerTV]

Thanks! Will do!

[@administratorfosters643]

Pop always says "Bad day at fishing is always better than a good day at work"

[@ExtremeAnglerTV]

Your pop is right! Thx for watching

[@douglasfields3942]

Lots of good tips Karl!!! Awesome!!!

[@ExtremeAnglerTV]

We sincerely appreciate your watch time

[@reynegroblackking8912]

OMG!!! Beautiful crappie

[@ExtremeAnglerTV]

Thanks for watching

[@ninaskayakcrew]

Thanks for the tips! Great advice!

[@ExtremeAnglerTV]

Thanks for watching

[@kerrys.5725]

Great video! Love the DC Boys! Especially Godwin! He stole the video, and it was very subtle...With one word....But I heard it...Doughnut!!! Lol! Got to love JG! God Bless! P.S. All those DC Boys do 3 things well...Hunt, Fish, and EAT!!!

[@kerrys.5725]

Love you too Karl! Love your TV show. Me and my crappie Buddy's favorite! You have us both Salivating with Big Slab Drool by the end of the show. Thinking about bottling it and selling it as high dollar fish attractant. Lol! We either have to eat or fish afterwards! Well not really....Usually it's both! 😜

[@rodericknelson8371]

I really enjoyed watching your video! What type of fishing net was you using on Lake Conway? I like the light weight extended adjustment.

[@ExtremeAnglerTV]

Not sure of the name it was Jeff's net, maybe Grizzly Jig Co.has the ones you like.

[@christopherhobby8391]

Man I miss catchin’ those big slab Specks here in Florida. That was a nice slab before the intro.

[@ExtremeAnglerTV]

gotta love big crappie, thx for the watch time Christopher

[@kelvintjonessr8594]

I live in upstate NY, now but I grew up in Bartow FL, My G-ma and I use to hang the Slab Specks on Lake Lula. Aka:Crappies where I live now. So I know exactly what you mean.🤔👍👍👍👍

[@ExtremeAnglerTV]

@@kelvintjonessr8594 thank you very much for watching

[@Joshua_Matthew_Fishin]

In Oklahoma we call that Sniping crappie, been doing this way for many years

[@ExtremeAnglerTV]

Nice, thanks for the watch time and comment.

[@hokep61]

Yep....was doing that as a kid, back in the 50's. But we were using a keen cane pole, cut from the river bank. In S..E. Oklahoma....we called it "tight line'in". In my 70's now, and still occasionally use a cane pole for crappie & perch. Most folks have never fished with a real cane pole.....not one of those two piece store bought jobs. A cane pole is actually very strong and quite sensitive.

[@scottstafford3550]

Love all your videos. My question is can I jig for Crappie and Shellcracker from the bank? Scott

[@ExtremeAnglerTV]

Absolutely, thanks for watching.

[@eduffy4937]

Used to do this with cane poles when i was a kid. Called "doodlesockin" here.

[@ExtremeAnglerTV]

Thanks for the comments.

[@WillieMakeit]

Tight lining and vertical jigging. Where dem brush pile and tree tops at? stump jumping and skoling

[@choppys223]

We snipe em with live scope now but been doin the shallow long pole for many years here in Texas.

[@ExtremeAnglerTV]

Cool, yea we live scoped some nice fish on Falcon lake TX a few years ago in January, thanks for the comments.

[@jonhenrickson6075]

I already know how for huge crappies . I just wanted to know how to catch smaller ones

[@ExtremeAnglerTV]

awesome!

[@billybooth6737]

Where did you get your fish net and what brand. Enjoyed your video

[@ExtremeAnglerTV]

Thanks for watching Billy, not sure which net but the guys I fish with have several diff styles, our's is a LUCKY STRIKE BAIT WORKS CO. brand made in Ontario.

[@shadowwolf9329]

I still prefer to use cane poles for specks

[@justetv0505]

very nice video!!!!

[@ExtremeAnglerTV]

Thank you very much!

[@chuckconner5838]

Love the Crappie Shirt. Where could I get one

[@ExtremeAnglerTV]

Chuck, since pandemic it has been hard to get supplies to stock our wear, we are trying to re-stock by mid spring, thanks for asking.

[@rickydowdenrd]

That orange shirt sure is bright

[@ExtremeAnglerTV]

Agreed but very popular seller too!

[@richardjohnson6695]

I see an updated wrap and motor. They say that new V8 is a beast.

[@ExtremeAnglerTV]

yea had the 4 stroke for a while there, very nice and quiet as well

[@brandonharris7641]

I enjoy your videos, and I think you show a great passion for crappie fishing. I also think you do a good job of educating folks on fishing techniques. One thing I can’t get over is the constant need to throw the largest fish in the live well to take photos later. That really stresses fish out, and there is certainly some delayed mortality associated with doing that, especially during high water temps and spawning season. I agree that you have some great thumbnails, but I don’t know how you can do this one one hand and then promote throwing all the big fish back on the other. The photos of the flared gills in the photo demonstrate my point as well. Possibly you end up keeping all these fish, if so, then my comment really doesn’t matter.

[@ExtremeAnglerTV]

Brandon, we sincerely appreciate your watching out content and your comments are legit, although it this scenario the fish we're indeed kept to be enjoyed by the friends and crew on this trip, I would never hold any fish by the gills and expect to release them, not respectful, that was never our intent, for thumbnail purpose since the fish we're harvested. As for other thumbnails, the bigger fish we're all released and only held briefly for a few photos and released we're caught ( yes exact same areas as caught); again, in some cases the fish we're kept as part of 5% kept and 95% released, we are sure you can agree, those are pretty good #'s for catch and release. We respect and release most of the bigger crappie we catch every year.

[@richardkelly2047]

Yeah we called it cane pole fishing

[@ExtremeAnglerTV]

Thanks for the info, yea it is a deadly technique for catching crappie

[@terrencejackson9290]

I’m from New England we don’t see a lot of crappy it looks similar to what we call calico bass are they in the same family

[@ExtremeAnglerTV]

Yes, all depends on where they are caught and what form of cover or structure they are caught, e;g; weeds and/or deep wood

[@gunshigh8202]

Watched the video twice still waiting to see them giants you spoke of it title. But i'm from northern Mississippi and big is obviously a relative term.......

[@ExtremeAnglerTV]

Every place is different, ole' MS is unique but doesn't have the same structure elements as some of the other locations we fish, but we sure love those big white Mississippi hub caps.

[@person390]

What state are you fishing in ? Thay have a really nice color nice too yes I'll keep a dozen .... Big Like on your channel . . Oh Arkansas yep nice .... and wall hangers . But find a Sisco Kid double broke back minnow with a finished silver bill is a slab hunter . Old lure it is . Gold Snagly Sally's double gold blades and shartruce ogger tale Texas rig grabs on brush piles will get them in the boat or bank . Big Like on your show !

[@ExtremeAnglerTV]

Thanks for the comments and watch time Richard, we sincerely appreciate that; the golden slabs are from Ontario Canada, our home town.

[@kennytootallslater2571]

Was this on reelfoot lake?

[@ExtremeAnglerTV]

Not in this video, but we have lots of reelfoot lake crappie videos on our channel.

[@dmzempr]

Love the videos. Really love to be able to buy some xtreme crappie angler shirts. Is there a store?

[@ExtremeAnglerTV]

It's coming,, promise.....

[@geneodom672]

Ok fella, FISH. Old clip, Canada still locked down

[@ExtremeAnglerTV]

appreciate you watching, Canada is not locked down, U.S. has its borders closed to entry, our borders are open to Americans.

[@sardomnumspa]

What size and type line are you using?

[@ExtremeAnglerTV]

Mostly Gamma Edge and monofilament in 4 & 6 lbs test depending on the cover or structure elements we are fishing

[@sardomnumspa]

@@ExtremeAnglerTV thanks!

[@FASHIONEDbyFINESSE]

Jig pole is my favorite way for many reasons but I typically don't use that heavy of a jig . What's the benefit of using heavy jigs when jigging? Am I missing something by not doing that? Also why use a 10' pole when the nose of the boat is touching the tree trunk? Couldn't you just use 51/2- 6' if you're directly over the fish?

[@ExtremeAnglerTV]

Exactly, it's the feel of the jig that is paramount, dependant upon what form of structure you are jigging.

[@bobbycarter5808]

what reel is on your jig pole

[@ExtremeAnglerTV]

B `n M poles makes them, BAN01 or 02 are my fav's for single pole jigging with bottom reel seat jig poles.

[@MP-cx2rh]

You funny, you have a Garmin Live Scope and you say it’s the jig pole. Granted there are times for a jig pole but it’s hard to beat that 7’ fast action Crappie Max rod with a little bitty float and a Boogie Jig hand made hair jig from Jenny Perry Enterprise. Cast against that bank and pop that hair jig once or twice and bam…slab

[@ExtremeAnglerTV]

Agreed, fish first, tv secondary to me personally!

[@franciousmcfall3522]

How may I get some crappie magnet baits?

[@ExtremeAnglerTV]

Here you go Francious- troutmagnet.com/crappie-magnet.html they will be available in Ontario next spring FYI, thanks for asking.

[@S1NCER3-888]

Still waiting for the swag to go live lol

[@ExtremeAnglerTV]

Soon come, promise & thx for asking Larry ( new designs and more....)

[@MikeSmith-mt5zc]

First of all you are using live scope so thats an advantage that some of us don't have, but I like the fish.

[@ExtremeAnglerTV]

Mike we appreciate all comments such as yours, but in certain situations, some guides, tournament anglers or individuals prefer the use of electronics like live scope to pinpoint the brush piles or individual fish, personally, I do not use it on my boat, to each it's own and we respect everyones choice either way, thanks for the watch time and comments once again.

[@MikeSmith-mt5zc]

@@ExtremeAnglerTV I can agree to some but dont you think for tournaments its almost like well cheating, what happened to the good old days when you had to basically find them with the old style fishfinders, I mean wasnt that half the fun and the live scopes for the avg fisherman is to expensive, but like you said to each his own I like your pole jigging tho love those monster crappies.

[@ExtremeAnglerTV]

We agree, the satisfaction of finding them then catching them is more than half the fun, thx again Mike.

[@slabkatcher5171]

Where can I go and get those kool looking Xtreme crappie shirts?

[@ExtremeAnglerTV]

We are in the midst of creating NEW line of apparel, stay tuned and thanks for asking, much appreciated

[@timvalentine4660]

I cannot find the gold dust

[@ExtremeAnglerTV]

Tim, here ya go buddy- buy lots, they catch big crappie troutmagnet.com/slab-magnet-lemon-meringue-1634.html. thx for watching

[@gilllawson2214]

What was this filmed in VHS? some of the footage is awful

[@ExtremeAnglerTV]

Nope, all HD, maybe your computer is old lol.

[@wyattporterfield4649]

Show your live scope

[@ExtremeAnglerTV]

Pretty sure it was shown in the Texas portions of the video?

[@joedarden2276]

We Fishing

[@scottadams960]

Love the orange shirt. Where can I get one?

[@ExtremeAnglerTV]

Scott, hang tight buddy, we are in the midst of creating a new line of apparel, we will announce once they become available, thx for asking

[@loydparton8543]

Need a pole made in the USA buddy

[@ExtremeAnglerTV]

Who makes those? LOL. Most wouldn't consider the cost diff then those made off-shore.

[@jimchurchilloutdooradventu9851]

So ya start off talking about up north .. had me excited but then your in cypress trees down south.. 🤦🏻‍♂️. That was an 1;07.46 of my life I won’t get back…

[@ExtremeAnglerTV]

Thank you for watching

[@obiegraves7717]

J

[@ExtremeAnglerTV]

We love fishing for crappie with J & J. Godwin.

[@daviddaigrepont9485]

No audio. I heard the intro music but no audio after

[@ExtremeAnglerTV]

you need to check your settings DD, it's perfectly fine on our end and on the 'net.

[@kaelinglover9239]

Lol you’re using livescope ! It’s not the gear . Put down the livescope and catch them

[@ExtremeAnglerTV]

Cmon man, in certain situations you cannot beat it, ask the thousands of crappie anglers now using livescope

[@capnchip]

Very interesting.....but, WAY TOO LONG and same stuff about 64 times! This would be better at about 7 minutes.

[@ExtremeAnglerTV]

Most like the longer content, but thanks for watching anyhow.

[@christianz-jg2bh]

Made it china huh?

[@ExtremeAnglerTV]

Like most probably, would you pay more for made in USA? Didn't think so.

[@WillieMakeit]

#GRIZZLYJIGCOMPANY is another great panfish supply company

[@ExtremeAnglerTV]

yea, they are kind of popular with crappie fishermen.