Spring Time Crappie Fishing on Lake D'arbonne // Episode 01

[@davidtreichler5616]

Enjoyed the video. Will be looking for more. God Bless.

[@TyPigPatrol]

Great video, and great info! Thanks for sharing!

[@mathewbodine8860]

I love to feel the thump! I catch and release almost all my fish. I keep about 1 mess per year for my mom.

[@joebowman8204]

Great video. Looking forward to getting back to Lake Darbonne soon.

[@rodneywroten2994]

Sam is A icon of that lake

[@ddjackson04]

Love this guy! He's a true sport and that's the way I fish in lakes. Put some of the gals back and let them make babies.. GOD bless you, Sir!

[@cayogator]

Parents bought land and camp there in late 70s.......My brothers and I loved fishing there till we moved away ....beautiful place....

[@awfoutdoors6299]

Good stuff

[@iamremyAdventures]

Great video 👏🏾👏🏾👏🏾👏🏾🤙🏾

[@Seekersofmen316]

Thank you

[@All_JAGUAR_all_day]

Amen

[@cecilchristopher2996]

Nice video keep them coming

[@Seekersofmen316]

Thank you... Episode 2 is coming tonight

[@mokush4me412]

I don’t know what a white perch are but, those are some nice sacalaits 👍🏿

[@georgestevenson830]

Fantastic videography,really enjoyed it. If you don't mind me askin what brand of rod were you using?

[@CraigRoberson]

This was a great Day!!!!!

[@bayouboyyz3373]

HomeSweetHome

[@cjr4497]

Louisiana has non-existent freshwater fisheries management. The limits have never been adjusted for the added pressure on our lakes. 50 white perch/sacalait/crappie is ridiculous. No limit on brim is ridiculous.

[@ccl2384]

Water clarity makes no difference. If you're using a trolling motor and depth finder they know you're there. Vibrations and sonar pulsations are way more easily detected than by sight.

[@phabbletty]

Booger Country

[@CrappielimitTV]

Nice video I just subscribe so come on over to crappie limit tv an return the favor hope to see u soon B safe an tight lines