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The Crappie Spawn is here or about to be here depending on what part of the country your in. Some think this time of year is the only time to fish for crappie and thats far from the truth but in todays video i go over everything you need to know to gear up and fish the crappie spawn this year!
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[@johndavis5662]

Great information, well said. I've always wondered about temperature and the spawn. Enjoyed meeting you and your dad last week. Will definitely be ordering some of those orange swimbaits!

[@Triple87]

I went fishing the other day for pike. We started getting crappie on 1/2 spinnerbaits with 4.3” keitechs on them. I downsized to a 3.8” keitech on a jig and smoked em all day. 😂

[@MrSki-mv2kr]

Thank you, I have been looking this year pretty hard. I found a beautiful site that's 80% closed in average depth 9- 12 ft going gradually into 2 ft for the entire 80%. There's lots of small trees and brush 6 ft to shore and there's old floating docks particularly sunk. Even if the wind blew into the small opening the majority is very still and calm in 10 mph wind. So, I am preying this is the spot. I do have a few other spots recently scouted. Now I know what to focus on it's going to be interesting.

[@CatfishandCrappie]

Great Info!

[@chrisfulmer9856]

Another great video,thanks.

[@slabbusterrtr7690]

Very good tips man i agree 100% 👍

[@HookLineSinger]

Great info! God bless.

[@bje2920]

Good video I fish Lake hartwell all the time

[@floyd6545]

I like that orange swim bait.

[@bvick22]

Great tips👌

[@TurnerFishingg]

Thanks bud

[@User39.]

Also stained/dirty water heats up quicker because it has those little mud particles in it that absorb and hold heat quicker...also check North end of lake and coves first

[@sheldonpartridge3829]

Lake Turner Covington ga here ❤

[@bayouboyyz3373]

Thanks

[@BamaNYSC95]

Clouds creek I fish there too!

[@blackblack9276]

Where do you guys still sell the snipe beaver?

[@davej0331]

Can't find a better explanation Stepen... And bullseye on the LiveScope comment. We're talking Crappie, not bass. There are too many Randy Blockhead followers out there. Had one aggravating me about it up in Crystal Lake Monday 🤔. Great vid....

[@TurnerFishingg]

99% of people don't use scope the way that it's considered "cheating" because honestly when I'm looking for a giant I may drop a jig 10 times in 8 hours on a few fish that are huge. Not many people in their right mind can do that haha

[@davej0331]

@@TurnerFishingg not to mention we're using sidescan way more than FFS. If anything is cheatin', that is - and ya still have to know how to fish. Just like this video... If you don't know where to start looking, it's worthless anyway.... 🎣

[@Shaqoneil81-ci7dr]

I’m on Randy Blaukets side. However, with the crappie population being about ten times that of bass, its apples to oranges…or bass to crappie.

[@CloudFT]

Can I ask how do you know which is upper and lower end of your lake?

[@bidkid2020]

Good video thanks what would you recommend looking for cropping on a boat it's about a 60 acre Lake about 80 years old would you just looking Channel areas all along the shoreline or there's a few docks out there I can hit

[@TurnerFishingg]

I would look on the shallowest side or most cover depending on if the place is fished alot. If it's not they are probably every where over populated small ones

[@archieroudybush443]

Thank you. Like your video. Some advice: For me your videos are hard to watch because your moving and the cameras moving. Makes me dizzy. Thanks again.

[@PalmettoCastaway]

We need to hook up sometime in SC

[@351cleveland8]

great tips man 👍

[@TurnerFishingg]

Thanks bud

[@351cleveland8]

@@TurnerFishingg we took off work tomorrow and hitting greenwood in the morning. in this murky water you already know what i'm throwing. rigging up Pink Dink Okuma setup now 👍

[@TurnerFishingg]

Haha ill be out on murray tomorrow imma start hitting greenwood soon tho bout got the boat rigged back up just gonna go old-school till I get a scope back but hell sidescan will find em

[@351cleveland8]

@@TurnerFishingg many people deglect side scan but it works

[@351cleveland8]

@@TurnerFishingg rigging up The OG too on another 8ft setup 👍

[@cawv98]

Is monkey milk really working for crappies? I don’t see those bait in store?

[@OpportunityFishing]

I'd be curious to hear if you have any insights about how crappie behave in 45 to 50° water. We're a long way from 60° water where I fish for them in Colorado. In fact we just had a snowstorm that dumped about a foot of snow over several of the lakes I like to crappie fish. But I want to learn more about these fish. You got any advice where I should be looking for them in somewhat post ice conditions?

[@TurnerFishingg]

I would look around mainlake channel swings for brush they should still be pretty stacked up.

[@OpportunityFishing]

@@TurnerFishingg thanks for the tip!

[@TheZeppelin14]

Livescope is gonna help so many more people catch those big females that used to not be targeted out in the middle of the lake and that is how it will start to impact Crappie populations.

[@Lenny4400]

Where to 😢goto look for them...... under bridge open water areas ,?

[@TurnerFishingg]

The bank:)

[@ddnsal2143]

Anybody in or close to Atlanta know any good crappie spots

[@user-gz2rx7eg2o]

Hey will they spawn around bridges?

[@TurnerFishingg]

If the bridge is back in a creek or a pocket. Any hard bottom that the light can penatrate sometime during the day

[@user-gz2rx7eg2o]

@@TurnerFishingg gotcha

[@user-gz2rx7eg2o]

@@TurnerFishingg thanks too!

[@MrSki-mv2kr]

Rarely because of water flow being faster at most bridges. Your looking for water cul-de-sac that's shallow and usually protected about 3/4 closed. Hope this helps, if you find a couple spots like that, just remember them because bluegill will use same area.

[@ryancantrell6480]

Informative but the moving camera is making me motionsick!

[@User39.]

Crappy ?.......Its Crappie

[@dalesmith5126]

please stop dancing when you record.