SHALLOW & MUDDY River Backwater Bonanza - The Crappie Chronicles [S4:E13]

[@ryanmader4663]

Feel like every good midwest fishing video should start at a kwik trip

[@adambartusek]

Tryna get some gas coupons 😅😂

[@dereksoukup]

Love a good Kwik Trip/Star would even go for a Casey's breakfast pizza!

[@mitchkayla9195]

Kwik with a k not that q bull shit

[@shawnfleming22]

Another killer episode! My 7 year old son and I were up at 5 am watching. He’s pumped to catch and cook, says he’s ready for Pinks crappie rolls again and so am I! Let’s GOOOO

[@jcoaks887]

Exploring is a lot of fun. The adventure is so fun

[@darylekstrom678]

What slabs! 😮🎣🕳️

[@warhmonger]

FREAK SHOW! I love the backwaters, and I appreciate you boys for letting your fans know that adventuring there is dangerous. Anyone reading this, go with at least another person if you venture there. I'm expecting another video since I haven't seen the word "Finale" in the title.

[@czykrepublic4323]

Another banger, well done!

[@vued4617]

Awesome video!

[@thomasyang7691]

Found another mn content creator ❤

[@morrowoutdoors1336]

I just picked up the plastics at thorn Brothers

[@wayne-oo]

Were those flutter fry plastics ?

[@craigvanderwegen5402]

Where do I find that green reel and palm rod combo being used in this video? I have trying to find something like it online but have had no success.

[@adambartusek]

It’s Griff’s Chronicle from Thorne Bros with a Schooley reel.

[@Rylan244]

Will you guys be releasing another Line up of rods ?

[@adambartusek]

They’re available again at Thorne this year and there’s 2 additional models!

[@Rylan244]

@@adambartusekok cool! Are they the econicle and the pinnicle ? I got pinks rod last for Christmas and I love it.

[@adambartusek]

@Rylan244 yep! Those are the 2!

[@CSLCW]

LFG

[@UlyssesF.]

Do yall not keep them?? I keep all the crappie I catch, best eating fish. Or is there a slot limit at that lake?

[@adambartusek]

We practice selective harvest. So we keep some between 10-12 inches to eat but put the biggest ones, with the best genetics, back into the lake/river. You’re right, they do taste great!