Crappie jigs

Crappie fishing is an incredibly rewarding and accessible sport, popular among anglers of all experience levels. Known for their tasty white meat and tendency to school up in large numbers, crappie…

Crappie fishing with a jig and bobber, float, cork! Crappie fishing tips, techniques, full setup, rigs, hacks, secrets. How to catch crappie with a jig and b...

I created the Hairy Cricket to fish for giant Redear Sunfish and Bluegills. I’ve found that it also catches lots of crappie and catfish and even a few bass. The Hairy Cricket is just a representation of the many bugs that swim around in the lakes and rivers we fish. I like to tip the Hairy Cricket with a small piece of worm. The Hairy Cricket works great worked on the bottom or under a bobber. I like to use the Hairy Cricket Jig with a bobber when fishing around lots of cover for big Redear…

There is nothing like a trip out to catch bluegill and crappie. Both fish are prone to schooling, which means you can catch hundreds in a day of fishing if you’re lucky. Want to ensure that you are the one catching all those fish next time out on the water? Then read below the best … Read more "The 6 Best Bluegill and Crappie Baits"

Less action is more when stubborn crappies refuse to eat.

Northland® Fishing Tackle’s Tungsten Crappie King Jigs bring expertly-designed, faster-falling baits for crappies in transition. BEMIDJI, Minn. (February 26, 2024) – Angler are already on some awesome crappie bites in the south and mid-states. An early ice-out appears not only possible, but already happening in the southern latitudes of the Ice Belt. Yep, best get your spring...

One way to locate pods of these tasty panfish quickly is via an art generally known as "long-lining", slow-trolling a number of tiny jigs just off bottom at a snail's pace until the lures find the fish.

Crappie are known to spawn in similar areas every year, yet as weather conditions shift so can the water

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Both white and black crappies are known to be fickle about what they eat. It is not uncommon for this fish to stubbornly prefer a jig of a specific shape, color, size, wiggle, or wobble, and they will do this for seemingly no reason, or at least for reasons that don’t…