UNDERWATER Crappie Footage on Brush Piles | What We Learned (Useful)

[@Outdoorjunkie]

Loved the under water footage. You explained it well also.

[@lesyoung9294]

Nice job explaining things. Definitely want to see more under water footage.

[@jodcummins]

Fantastic, I loved the under water footage of the fish bait interaction. Great job. Would love to see more

[@Wired2Fish]

Glad you enjoyed it Joe! He's another recent one Kobie hosted on Wired2fish: kzbin.info/www/bejne/qZKroYBvaM6ebMU

[@kylediaz883]

So cool! Yes! I would like to see more videos like this!

[@6295danny]

Very interesting to see there reactions live. Would like to see a video with a double jig setup with different jig sizes. Maybe even mono vs braid vs fluoro.

[@joshalzen4778]

Love the underwater footage and analysis. Great job.

[@firemanstephen]

Please do more of the under water videos. I have an old aqua view and threw out some brush piles over the years. This winter 2020/21 I dropped 3 new trees in the same spot as some of my other ones over the years. After me and a friend caught a few good ones we used the aqua view to see how the new brush piles looked that we dropped that morning, 1 to 2 hours after the bite stopped. To our surprise there was a ton of fish still down there and in the new trees. A good mix of everything (KY Lake). It showed us that even though you think there are no fish in the area it's that they are in no mood to eat. We did casting to the brush piles to not spook them instead of vertical jigging.

[@theplowboipodcast6469]

Very good footage .. you just got a new subscriber

[@ppdrawings]

I just keep watching this awesome video!! Underwater video teaches you exactly what you need to know. Thanks again man! We need more videos like this.

[@rodneygreen9968]

Thank You Kobie for the underwater coverage. I found it to very informative on the Crappie behavior & movements around cover. I'd like to see More of the Videos like this. Good Fishing to you in 2021.

[@Wired2Fish]

Thank you very much Rodney. We'll be pushing into more of this content format in 2021 is some new and exciting ways. Best fishing to you as well.

[@coldpint]

Love the view and insight it provides! Thanks for sharing.

[@BehindTheReelFishing]

That's the homie! This is some really cool footage!

[@chadrutter8372]

Awesome video very informative, I would love to see more videos like this!

[@ralo4265]

Good stuff Kobie! 👊🏼💯🇺🇸 Thanks for the analysis my friend!

[@troygoesfishing412]

Great stuff. Love to see more .

[@terrymorgan6231]

Great video! More like that please!

[@Wired2Fish]

You got it Terry! Let us know if you have any specific topics of interest.

[@fourhorsemen_2816]

@@Wired2Fish - would love to see this kind of footage on drop shot (various worm rigging) and amount of action with rod tip.

[@derekwilliams6403]

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[@terrelltyler4308]

Thanks for the info bro I really appreciate you doing this video 👍🏾

[@Wired2Fish]

Our pleasure. We learn a ton through our underwater filming missions -- glad you found the info interesting.

[@TonyaGreenwood]

Awesome video! Hardly anything out there like this. Very informative. I’m an avid crappie fisherman and have always been fascinating by them and how quickly they’ll change on you from day to day and even throughout the day

[@donzellwest4165]

Good evening guys!! Hey man I’m from Louisiana and I love to crappie fish. Check this out and I’m being as honest and sincere as hell. Man I am watching one of you guys videos on crappie fishing where y’all had your cameras under water so we could see EXACTLY what the fish were doing from biting the jig to spitting it out to totally ignoring the jig. Fellas this is by far THE BEST DAM/MOST BENEFICIAL FISHING VIDEO I have ever watched. Usually the videos always show people catching fish FROM THE WATER SURFACE. I know how the hell to catch them with the best of anglers. I have NEVER seen a video that actually shows us WTH the fish are doing in live time with camera footage as you guys have shown. Enough with the chit chat, WOULD YOU GUYS PLEASE MAKE SOME MORE VIDEOS LIKE I AM REFERRING TO. The ONLY other request is that can you guys make some footage like I am talking about in some of the southern states (Louisiana, Alabama, Mississippi, etc.)!! Thank you guys man and may God continue to bless you guys to do what you do.

[@dillardwinters4882]

Great information.

[@davidgreenwood4985]

good video, things to think about

[@Wired2Fish]

Thanks for watching David! Fish behavior is fascinating.

[@firstlightangler6049]

Epic video. I love the underwater eats and reactions. I always theorize if a bass or crappie is interested it’s gonna eat or it’s not even gonna come near. Seeing that crappie come in and then lose interest is interesting. I should’ve taken more time this past ice season to set up my aqua view camera and watch the bass eating my rippin rap and their reactions or lack of reactions.

[@Wired2Fish]

This is also something we have learned throughout the years by watching underwaters!

[@jacobmunson8575]

Yes Please more underwater videos.

[@Wired2Fish]

You got it Jacob. Any specific requests?

[@jacobmunson8575]

@@Wired2Fish more underwater footage of crank baits

[@jacobmunson8575]

@@Wired2Fish habitat and structure

[@waterdoglures1352]

Great Job!

[@dougnice67]

that was very useful.

[@stevenfasbender3484]

Love these videos

[@BobBohner4851]

Yes I’d like to see much more please

[@Wired2Fish]

On it Robert! Thanks.

[@davidliles87]

Good job very interesting show more videos on this please thank you

[@Wired2Fish]

Thank you David! We're on it!

[@mitchellhelms7238]

That was great info

[@ppdrawings]

MAN ! ! ! ! This video is great ! ! ! Thanks!!!

[@Wired2Fish]

Thanks a lot. So much to be learned from watching fish interact with their underwater world.

[@billyfitzgerald5684]

Great video please keep it up on crappie all of us can totally relate knowing that we had to have had our jigs around the crappie but must have been using more action than we realized especially when crappie were sluggish

[@aljackson1228]

Expands the imagination! Thnx ..🦎🐟

[@Wired2Fish]

It does! Let the fish do the teaching, no different than watching whitetail on deer stand.

[@gr8_22-15]

Good stuff!

[@ctmoboctmobo5061]

Really enjoyed and very good info. Like to see live footage with a minnow ? Thanks

[@Wired2Fish]

Appreciate you taking the time to watch.

[@roderunnr450]

Underwater footage = like!

[@UKbigblueman70]

Great video. Love to see more crappie. What cameras did you use?

[@realjeffgarrett]

Love these types of videos

[@Wired2Fish]

Thanks Jeff. We’ll be on this format a fair bit in 2021 so keep checking back!

[@khalli2112]

Had a 50 gal aquarium in the late 80's with lake fish and crappie would never move downward to eat minnows, they always would approach a minnow then lower the tail and eat it moving in an upward direction. The bluegill was the alpha of my tank...hahaha.

[@randomtube8226]

Would like underwater footage of fish in swift moving waters to see how different they behave in current waters.

[@Wired2Fish]

We're on it Random Tube, we just filmed a bunch of river footage yesterday.

[@davidhsloan8732]

Purchased a steinhauser rod lately just for fun fishing extends 18 inches give me a review on this rod and a video thanks

[@timhalcomb4041]

I love the video thanks for the camera veiwHave a blessed day in Jesus name

[@Wired2Fish]

Thank you! You too!

[@wesleycurrin1457]

This would be a good experiment on winter largemouth bass deep with a jigging spoon

[@Wired2Fish]

Noted, thanks for the idea Wesley.

[@mountainspringoutdoors3743]

What editing platform do you use

[@Wired2Fish]

Adobe Premiere Pro (Creative Cloud package)

[@mountainspringoutdoors3743]

@@Wired2Fish thanks

[@StevenGianatasio]

Remember also that was in very cold water. So I would think that the fish were Lethargic. In warmer water they would probably be a little more aggressive. But I also agree that a slow presentation is more important and productive. So slow down Cowboys 🤠 and catch more Crappie 🐟 🎣 Tight Lines 🎣

[@dawsonbroberg6339]

Kobecity!!

[@televisionpilot3551]

Great video…but yeah, that’s way too much movement on that jig

[@jamesbarron1202]

I think crappie are the moodiest out of all the southern freshwater fish. They can be so easy at times and turned off others.

[@slabbusterrtr7690]

Yes it's crazy they are very moody one day they will anything u drop next day zero and I mean zero

[@ronalddills4566]

Bass largemouth and smallmouth are very different species than crappies. Crappie need for you to pull the bait away from them. They wil chase almost every single time. They it on your fancy camera, and see what you see 😅. Great video

[@jamesfriberg873]

👍🏾

[@stephenbush7200]

Informative video, but it would be better if you took the camera off of you so much and focused it more on the underwater footage while you explained it.

[@Daniel_Tucker]

✌🏻

[@slabbusterrtr7690]

Hey if u could get into a mind of a crappie man u would be a rich man lol nothing moves through out the water column like a crappie they are one strange fish that's why I don't consider the a pan fish they are a game fish 100%

[@greghernandez1409]

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[@coldpint]

Love the view and insight it provides! Thanks for sharing.

[@Wired2Fish]

Glad you liked it Coldpint. We have some more similar UW analysis videos in the works.