How To Use Sonar To Quickly Locate Crappie (Simple Tips)

[@ksoutdoorsports]

Those are some good lookin' Crappies! Looks like a fun night right there.

[@dominatefishing9641]

right on man! always fun when you are catching crappie!

[@Wissahickonwild]

Nice dude and great imaging I need to get one of those!

[@NewBeginningNewCreation]

That first crappie was weird looking, why did it have so much green in it?

[@dominatefishing9641]

not sure... might be the lake

[@NewBeginningNewCreation]

@@dominatefishing9641 got my st. Croix yesterday a 7'er I'm itching to go get it wet

[@martypoole6804]

What helix are u using on your trolling motor? Does it have di ? What gn is it?

[@daveg2199]

Awesome video again Dan. Would you consider shooting a crappie search video on one of the Wisconsin river flowages? I live a block from Dubay and have been having trouble finding crappie consistently. All sand and wood. Thanks Dan!

[@dominatefishing9641]

yea man, never fished dubay... does it get deep?

[@daveg2199]

@@dominatefishing9641 for sure! The invisible original channel runs through. Averaging 15-25'. But every boat uses it like a highway. Mstly shallow and stumpy submerged and partially submerged. All sand/muck bottom. Weeds are almost non existent except maybe some lily pads.

[@dominatefishing9641]

@@daveg2199 If you can get out before the boats I bet there are crappie in the 15-25 main river channel if there are spots with wood...

[@daveg2199]

@@dominatefishing9641 Thanks for the advice! Ill give that a try!

[@ketylo01]

Hey Dan awesome video but the way! Guestion, how can a determine the fall rate of a jig or whatever I'm using? Thank you for any help! Marty

[@dominatefishing9641]

well I can tell you a 1/8th oz jig with live bait fall about 1 foot per second, so you can count it down to the depth you want to fish... its a little more than a second the lighter you go...