3 Crappie Fishing Tips Guaranteed To Catch Crappies From Shore!

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  • 3 Crappie Fishing Tips Guaranteed To Catch Crappies From Shore!
    In this video Dan Meyer gives 3 tips to help you catch more crappies from shore. Crappy fishing from a river bank can be a very productive way to fish once you master these 3 crappie fishing tips.
    Most guys won’t give out their crappie fishing tips and secrets but in this video Dan Meyer tells you how to catch crappies from shore.
    These are top crappie fishing tips youtube.
    These are also great crappie fishing tips for beginners.
    Follow these crappie fishing tips and catch more fish from shore this summer.
    Crappie fishing tips for summer.

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  • @ascaye
    @ascaye 6 років тому +44

    I don't know where you're fishing but I would be terrified to stand on a tree like that here in Central Florida. A Gator will snatch me right off that tree. 🐊

    • @dominatefishing9641
      @dominatefishing9641  6 років тому +27

      lol... no gators here in WI...

    • @DarthMackzodroginstomp
      @DarthMackzodroginstomp 3 роки тому

      Good crappie fishing in Great Lakes area for sure

    • @64marine
      @64marine 3 роки тому +2

      @@DarthMackzodroginstomp Here in southern Oregon; the Govt Fish and /Game folks poisoned out the 2 best lakes for Crappie, bullhead, Bass, and in cooler times--trout. Now they just have bass and trout that taste like mud in Summer into Fall.

    • @64marine
      @64marine 3 роки тому

      To find Good crappie fishing; I would need to travel over 150 miles.

    • @DarthMackzodroginstomp
      @DarthMackzodroginstomp 3 роки тому +3

      @@64marine Damn bro, that sucks. Pan fish get no respect. I love fishing for bass and catfish, but bluegill/sunfish and crappie are just as fun imo. Small fish need love too

  • @rocksandoil2241
    @rocksandoil2241 6 років тому +31

    My grandfather did this with a cane pole on the Osage and Illinois River in NW Arkansas back in the 50's.

  • @mikep3322
    @mikep3322 5 років тому +73

    I would rather catch those all day vs a 200lb gar

    • @waldowaggins1330
      @waldowaggins1330 4 роки тому +3

      They just released an alligator gar near where I live, something about there not being any/many left, I’m just waiting for it to somehow make its way to the Illinois river

  • @jjvilla5257
    @jjvilla5257 5 років тому +29

    I caught my first Crappie 2 days ago on a green grub lure....about two feet off the shore I was fishing at.. It fought pretty good and was only about a pound and a half. ...now I can't wait to catch my next...I appreciate you doing these videos. ..I feel like I've gotten a lot of good tips from you.

    • @clawviper1367
      @clawviper1367 4 роки тому

      OMG SAMEEE💀

    • @waldowaggins1330
      @waldowaggins1330 4 роки тому

      If you wanna catch crappie or bluegill wax worms are the way to go

  • @foothillscrafted1056
    @foothillscrafted1056 7 років тому +36

    Nothin' beats a hot spot holding good fish. Thanks for posting!

  • @atumeyssmaniii1758
    @atumeyssmaniii1758 5 років тому +50

    Why don't you eat the crappie, they are some of the best tasting fish on earth.

    • @dominatefishing9641
      @dominatefishing9641  5 років тому +13

      I love eating crappie! I catch a lot of them so I through some back...

    • @robinbelgrave3554
      @robinbelgrave3554 5 років тому +1

      . what state are you in.. Bradenton fl here

    • @dominatefishing9641
      @dominatefishing9641  5 років тому +2

      @@robinbelgrave3554 Wisconsin... how is the fishing in your area?

    • @ridiculousfishr9812
      @ridiculousfishr9812 5 років тому

      @@dominatefishing9641 How awesome is Wisconsin? I'm in So Cal and can't stand it. Too many people, too much traffic, and fishing is awful. I visited Minnesota when I was younger (had family there) and fell in love with fishing. I love the west because of the mountains but my brief time in Minnesota makes me consider Minnesota and Wisconsin.

    • @dominatefishing9641
      @dominatefishing9641  5 років тому

      @@ridiculousfishr9812 I love it here! we have pressure to, but not like So Cal... lots of lakes to choose from! you cant go wrong with Mn or WI... you also have a variety of fish to target!

  • @johnmeyer6197
    @johnmeyer6197 6 років тому +11

    I remember fly fishing for crappie from shore. This is how l started fly tying. I went crappie fishing and had two flies one that broke and other started unraveling. I was able to catch my last 1lb crappie when nothing was left of unraveled fly.
    I was using a yellow Salley fly with red tail. Great fly.

  • @raqeeblewis5216
    @raqeeblewis5216 6 років тому +8

    Last time I went crappie fishing was in fall time I live in eastern pa 'my freezer still full with 10 inchers it takes skill and instinct to be a bank fishermen

  • @johntheodore6299
    @johntheodore6299 6 років тому +13

    Makes me hungry

  • @scotpender9460
    @scotpender9460 7 років тому +13

    Awesome vid dude, I just subbed and keep them coming, I am boat less and fish from banks. Thanks man!

    • @dominatefishing9641
      @dominatefishing9641  7 років тому

      thanks! there is a lot of good fishing from shore... just takes a lot of trial and err to find them.

  • @Dark30Outdoors
    @Dark30Outdoors 5 років тому +12

    That’s a great looking river!! Some really nice crappie you caught!

  • @athleticmadebullies
    @athleticmadebullies 7 років тому +9

    How did u catch those fish back to back..I been going fishing the past 3 days n I haven't caught nothing

    • @dominatefishing9641
      @dominatefishing9641  7 років тому +10

      I found a spot where they were stacked up... sometimes you have to try a lot of spots before you find the school.

  • @oldmanpatriot1490
    @oldmanpatriot1490 2 роки тому +3

    I love the bobber and jig method.. The main trick to catching crappie is to find the depth they are at.. jigging without a bobber is good to find them, but when you do, set your bobber just at or a little above that depth and you will slay them.. Another nice thing about a bobber is you can keep your jig in front of them longer. Just remember to work it real slow. let that bobber do the work for you. I loke to use 1/32 ounce jigs with bobby garland bodies. smaller the better.. anything over 2 inches is too big. 1 to 1 1/2 inch bodies are best. I like the blue ice shad, black tube with chartreuse tails, extremely small white twister tail seems to be my go too's but the thing to remember is if you hit a tree and dont get anything, change the color before moving. it could be something as simple as color or depth that didnt make them bite.. I always use a squirt of scent too.. dont matter what kind as long as its not catfish bait. I use power bait scent but I have heard really good things about slab sauce. I havent tried it yet cause I havent found it. but I will sooner or later. I will probably have to order it online. stupid if you ask me.. Man wants to see it first hand before spending hard earned money.. world is full of junk..
    Anyways,, i hope this helps someone. Great fishin.. love to see them big river slabs.. good eatin too... Oh,, and bend your hook out just a tad.. not too much,, just a tad.. you will miss less crappies.. Learned that from Richard Gene the fishin machine.. It works..

    • @gabec2494
      @gabec2494 2 роки тому +1

      I'm taking the kids out fishing for crappie this morning and will definitely follow your advice. I appreciate you sharing your tips

    • @oldmanpatriot1490
      @oldmanpatriot1490 2 роки тому

      @@gabec2494 I love fall crappies.... If the conditions are right,, they will be aggressive. This time of year I dont jig a ton because they are trying to fatten up for winter.. So it depends where you are located.. I live in the upper midwest and temps can get a bit chilly this time of year especially in the mornings but its great fishing... I use just a pencil bobber and a gold hook and a minnow.. you can use a split shot if you like but I tend to go as light as possible.. The biggest secret is how to hook the minnow... best is way back in the meat of the tail so it can still swim and stay alive. dont hit any guts cause the minnow will be lifeless... the minnow swimming wounded creates a lot of vibration in the water. crappies cant resist an easy meal. I normally catch my limit that way.. Good luck and great fishin...

  • @vcovington623
    @vcovington623 4 роки тому +7

    Yall catch and release...I catch and fry...love the video.

  • @BassAckwards2020
    @BassAckwards2020 5 років тому +6

    Wow this is awesome info!!! Thanks for sharing!!! Keep em coming

  • @chrisc3967
    @chrisc3967 2 роки тому +6

    Great video, looks like a lot of fun. Never seen anyone using a bobber with an artificial before, but based on that crappie your dad was catching seemed to work just fine. Definitely learned something today!

    • @robertortega8524
      @robertortega8524 2 роки тому +2

      I use a weighted bobber with my jigs and baby shad colored plastics! You’d be surprised how well it works! Me and my cousin caught 50+ just the other day.

    • @ShawnWilliams-gv8hz
      @ShawnWilliams-gv8hz Рік тому

      I literally just caught 4 crappie with bobber and small piece of a finest worm

    • @ckong46
      @ckong46 10 місяців тому

      @robertortega8524 when did u found out bout that setup? 😆 🤣
      Been doing that for decades, never went bak to stupid minnows 😆

  • @dakistle
    @dakistle 6 років тому +6

    Always cool to take your dad fishing

  • @GOTCHAPARK
    @GOTCHAPARK 7 років тому +19

    Great video , glad you and your dad got to spend some time together fishing ,Just FYI it would be a good idea if you included your tackle set up and links to the items that you are using in the video so we can purchase the same set up and catch fish just like you and your dad . : )

    • @dominatefishing9641
      @dominatefishing9641  7 років тому +3

      thanks for the tip!

    • @marianlower1164
      @marianlower1164 6 років тому

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    • @marianlower1164
      @marianlower1164 6 років тому

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    • @marianlower1164
      @marianlower1164 6 років тому

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    • @marianlower1164
      @marianlower1164 6 років тому

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  • @kevindavis7790
    @kevindavis7790 Рік тому +1

    slab after slab you guys were knocking them down

  • @lolmetswhathappeneduhhh2029
    @lolmetswhathappeneduhhh2029 5 років тому +2

    These suckers are difficult to catch from the bank. They tend to hang out in deeper water. I've finally been able to catch a few this year. Been a few years since my last one until this year. No giants but some decent 10-12 inchers.

    • @dominatefishing9641
      @dominatefishing9641  5 років тому

      nice man! 10-12 are the good eating size... your right they are tough, if your on a river the deeper holes can be closer to shore..

  • @mohammedtuma100
    @mohammedtuma100 7 років тому +3

    When you say shore, are you talking lakes or rivers! Great video by the way!
    I live in Lincoln NEBRASKA and fishing here is really bad, I have to drive 3 hours to catch some decent fish. Second question, can you catch them in July and how? What kind of bait?
    Thank you

    • @dominatefishing9641
      @dominatefishing9641  7 років тому +3

      When I say shore, I mean lakes and rivers, however on average it will be easier to find them in rivers from shore in my opinion… I’m going to make a fishing from shore video on a lake soon. Yes you can catch them from shore in July but it becomes a little harder. The best bite seems to be right before dark and very early in the morning. Use a live minnow on a jig or a tube jig.

    • @ChipChurp
      @ChipChurp 5 років тому

      I agree Lincoln sucks to fish so does anywhere surrounding Omaha .

  • @wolfsvein
    @wolfsvein 2 роки тому +1

    You didn't show fishing technique

  • @sammyvh11
    @sammyvh11 4 роки тому +9

    Need more releases like this my home lake is fished out.

  • @randyholloway6895
    @randyholloway6895 5 років тому +8

    IN FLORIDA WE CALL THEM SPECKLED PERCH OR SPECS!!! THEY LOVE MINNOWS.

  • @FishingForTheRestOfUs
    @FishingForTheRestOfUs 7 років тому +6

    Great video! Some nice crappie too!

  • @randominformation3255
    @randominformation3255 7 років тому +3

    I am going to give it a try I will let you know.

  • @predwards8941
    @predwards8941 4 роки тому +2

    Awesome video! You have a new subscriber! Can’t wait to binge some quality fishing videos 😎

  • @FCF09
    @FCF09 2 роки тому +1

    Why don’t y’all keep the fish?

  • @theSicariuselitealphaJOKES
    @theSicariuselitealphaJOKES 29 днів тому +1

    Fucking A Greatness Catches.

  • @fakiirification
    @fakiirification 3 роки тому +1

    jesus. you could host one hell of a fish fry in just a few minutes from that tree. LOL

  • @mwatkins2464
    @mwatkins2464 6 років тому +1

    I like your videos but can’t stand hearing you pronounce crappie wrong. It’s just like bass bream they don’t have a s on the end when their are more than one. How does this sound, I’m going basses fishing?? Is that what you say? Or I’m going breams fishing!! It’s just crappie. Have a great day 🎣⚓️👍

    • @dominatefishing9641
      @dominatefishing9641  6 років тому +2

      lol... I'm working on it... must be a regional thing, everyone around here says crappies.

    • @mwatkins2464
      @mwatkins2464 6 років тому +1

      Dominate Fishing they still taste the same tho !! lol🎣🎣😊

  • @michaelseidl5240
    @michaelseidl5240 4 роки тому +1

    Structure always helps, but another thing you can do is, create your own structure. I've dropped christmas trees and other ecological safe stuff into lakes, completely submerged, gone back the next year, casted around where it was dropped, and hammered slabs.

  • @suutamxeco-oco349
    @suutamxeco-oco349 2 роки тому

    Nice Vid! I just Washington in snohomish country
    Can’t find anywhere to fishing
    Nice place

  • @mannyrivera9862
    @mannyrivera9862 Рік тому

    Hello their buddy, doing some crappy fishing at a lake with realy mearky water cold mountain snow water in California.
    What would you recoment.
    I hqve tryed many diffrent crappy jiggs and nothing i need some good helpful advice....
    Please.

  • @arturoerickson1799
    @arturoerickson1799 7 років тому +4

    Don't discount the bobbers. When I was a kid plastic baits weren't popular yet. We used maribu jigs (feathered), it's my belief that the bobber's jiggling along on the surface created a jigging action on the retrieve. Slayed 'em! Just last night my son and caught several on shad like swim baits in weeds beds just off the river channel in a small lake. Hot temps had driven them away from shallow shorelines.

  • @StealthDonut1
    @StealthDonut1 2 роки тому

    Ok, I will be the first to admit that you are clearly a master fisherman. But why are you letting these crappies go? That is utterly delicious eating, especially if you get a half dozen. Just need some good breading and fry those suckers up in a skillet. The fish is sweet to the taste and deeply nutritious!

  • @anthonydesroches8897
    @anthonydesroches8897 3 роки тому

    Actually I'm a crappie fisherman and alot what you say is wrong. I fish from bank and I do it all day. And u don't need moving waters to catch them. In an half hour I caught 32 right off the bank. And I use bobbers and I also fish in a small swamp.

  • @grandwonder5858
    @grandwonder5858 7 років тому +5

    You said you were going to show us how to fish for crappie in the Summer time from shore, I didn't see you show us anything about that except the fact that you were showing us the fish that you caught! Show off!

    • @energymischiefbear1001
      @energymischiefbear1001 6 років тому

      Grand Wonder I mean... he did give us the tips beforehand then showed the fish the tips produced. It’s probably because of camera memory to be honest man a lot of people have that problem

  • @karenhipp97
    @karenhipp97 5 років тому +1

    Nice outdoors video with Clear Water, and great to see father and son enjoying being together. I got two "tips", for bank fishing - structure and moving water - but missed #3 tip? Been fishing off and on for 60+ years, and have never seen anyone stand in the water without some rubber boots. Maybe that was the 3rd guaranteed tip? Fishing means different things to different people, but fishing for crappie just for the sport, without keeping them to eat (legal size and number allowed) is the main reason for crappie fishing - certainly not for the "fight" that larger species of fish provides. But then, that's just my idea on reasons for fishing for crappie, and you're the one catching them, not me. Hope to this next week though...…….

    • @dominatefishing9641
      @dominatefishing9641  5 років тому

      tip 3 is to move around, if you are fishing trees, or stumps or what ever structure the fish wont be in every one... you need to keep trying spots till you find the fish! we eat a lot of crappie. we also catch a lot of crappie so we through some back. good luck this week! let me know if you hammer them!

  • @jizerugewelle5677
    @jizerugewelle5677 3 роки тому

    I'm at Snake river and fishing for Crappie and catfish and is good but it's been two day and I only got ONE CRAPPIE!

  • @ericsanchez3778
    @ericsanchez3778 7 років тому +2

    Thanks for sharing. Subscribe

  • @lesliebrennan3351
    @lesliebrennan3351 2 роки тому

    ARGH... throwing them back?!!! My wife woukd be screaming at me.

  • @michaelfries7969
    @michaelfries7969 5 років тому

    Son of a bitch...I need to find trees in the water now....those were HUGE!! thanks fr the tips man!!

  • @kevinjohnson2248
    @kevinjohnson2248 Рік тому

    You guys like that catch & release, I catch and I release also but I release them in some hot grease!!!

  • @raylowery9466
    @raylowery9466 4 роки тому

    I am confused, you don't like to eat crappie or you already have a freezer full of frozen """slabs"" ???????? I am sitting here crying everytime i see you thrown one back...............lol

    • @dominatefishing9641
      @dominatefishing9641  4 роки тому

      haha, I love crappie, and eat plenty!! gotta through a few back to...

  • @markforster6457
    @markforster6457 3 роки тому

    A lighter jig will sink slower if it's tied to line normally used for heavier jigs? Pardon my ignorance. I'm just coming back after a few years away. Thank you and thanks for the video! I can't afford a boat so bank fishing is what I do. New subscriber

  • @j.taylor7361
    @j.taylor7361 5 років тому +2

    Do you have a weight on your line at all? I assume you're dad does?

    • @dominatefishing9641
      @dominatefishing9641  5 років тому +2

      the weight on both of ours is the weight of the jig head... 1/16th oz

  • @altonweathersby7110
    @altonweathersby7110 3 роки тому

    Why are you throwing those crappie back🤦🏿‍♂️😡

  • @mikecollier212
    @mikecollier212 Рік тому

    If the water is dark, do you use a lighter color like red and white, pink and white?

  • @woodman2182
    @woodman2182 6 років тому +4

    Was that during the spawn?

    • @dominatefishing9641
      @dominatefishing9641  6 років тому +5

      no those were post spawn... during the spawn crappie will try to get out of the current.

  • @landoftenthousand7159
    @landoftenthousand7159 7 років тому +3

    thanks dan, nice fishing with your old man.

  • @brianwilson8119
    @brianwilson8119 4 роки тому

    What time of year was this? Dont know what I'm doing wrong. I hear of the spring crappie and saugeye run here at indian lake logan county Ohio and seems that no matter what time of day or what lure/ bait I'm using, we either come home empty handed or land one fish for 4hrs of fishing time😡😞

  • @mypov4347
    @mypov4347 2 роки тому

    Good gravy, send me dem ones you be tossing back here in NC mr...🎯

  • @wildresources
    @wildresources Рік тому

    New subscriber! Great information on Crappie. Thanks for sharing! 👍

  • @russellcox5129
    @russellcox5129 5 років тому +1

    In the spring they bed along shore lines , grass areas work well as well as edges of Lilly pads bridge abutment close to shore work well , I fish with my son it’s great you guys fish together you and your dad , tight lines and God bless

    • @dominatefishing9641
      @dominatefishing9641  5 років тому

      thanks Russell, your son is lucky to grow up fishing with you.. sounds like you will be his fishing partner like my dad is mine! thanks for the tips and the comment!
      God Bless!

  • @kevingary7018
    @kevingary7018 2 роки тому

    :) ... I like fishin tidal water - crappie feed on a moving tide.

  • @SimplyyLive
    @SimplyyLive 3 роки тому

    I live in Massachusetts and for me I can barely catch them at my local pond they only caught them in the night with a night crawler never tried live minnows would it work?

    • @dominatefishing9641
      @dominatefishing9641  3 роки тому

      yes Live minnows will work. In most cases (not all) live minnows will out fish crawlers.

    • @SimplyyLive
      @SimplyyLive 3 роки тому

      @@dominatefishing9641 so a bobber with what kind of hook would work with the live minnow and do I need a split shot what is recommended thanks for replying

    • @dominatefishing9641
      @dominatefishing9641  3 роки тому

      @@SimplyyLive yes use a split shot up about 12 inches from the hook. use any number 6 or eight hook.

    • @SimplyyLive
      @SimplyyLive 3 роки тому

      @@dominatefishing9641 thank you, subscribed!

  • @scottmann1519
    @scottmann1519 2 роки тому

    What kind of line do you use? And I have 50 pound braid, will that work? I normally bass fish and I’m trying to fish for crappie

  • @leiashannon8858
    @leiashannon8858 3 роки тому

    Why are you throwing them back in? Like my dad would say, if they’re hand size, they are pan size. Dinner time!! 😂

  • @shawneldridge4524
    @shawneldridge4524 6 років тому

    🙋 the best baits i use for trout, crappies, and perch is none other than the best there is & that is the Berkley gulp alive 1inch/2cm minnows & the best color to use is chartreuse shad. I will say it's true what they say these 1 in minnows by Berkley well out fish anything and that is a guaranteed. When Berkley did these they outdid themselves which is a fantastic little bait to use for all different types of fish. Of course they do smell in there only one in but still they actually work great if you know how to work them right. I have a stock of 5 jars of each colors. Ever since Berkley came out with these 1inch/2cm minnows I do not use nothing else but these. The downside to using these are the fact that every time you catch fish after a while the rubber rips. What can I say the fish love these little minnows. Don't know if it's because of the solution that they're in or because the action when they're in the water or what. I'm satisfied with them and I've been using them for years maybe about 10 years give or take no maybe. Catch nice big trout, crappies, small mouth in largemouth bass, and other fish as well with these Berkley gulp 1 inch/2cm minnows. The thing is if you do not have the jar closed right it will leak. Just letting y'all know. But I guarantee if you give it a chance you will nail a lot more and even bigger fish.

  • @lindioncicerao1247
    @lindioncicerao1247 3 роки тому

    Just found ya. Thanks for the video. Subscribed. At a fast glance your dad looked like teddy Roosevelt. Perched on that tree.

  • @damienford753
    @damienford753 5 років тому +3

    Wht state u in

  • @sirjhonson8218
    @sirjhonson8218 3 роки тому

    I can be fishing at 24 inches and catch nothing . Move my bait down to 36 or 48 inches and start catching . Water temps. change at depths .

  • @SCREEVER333
    @SCREEVER333 3 роки тому

    I love where I live now, but nothing like those deep Midwest panfish. Don’t miss the damn winters tho one bit. Haha

  • @lukkyluciano
    @lukkyluciano 7 років тому +14

    hardest part is finding them

    • @dominatefishing9641
      @dominatefishing9641  7 років тому +2

      yes it is... It is a lot of trial and err till you find the tree that is holding them!

    • @lolmetswhathappeneduhhh2029
      @lolmetswhathappeneduhhh2029 5 років тому

      Lord yeah. They are harder to find than just about every other freshwater fish.

  • @bungaaceh6103
    @bungaaceh6103 4 роки тому +1

    😎👍👍👌🙏🙏

  • @ced3576
    @ced3576 3 роки тому

    I catch bass and bluegill all day but never can locate crappie

  • @jaystef1627
    @jaystef1627 2 роки тому

    My dad taught me everything I know about fishing. I outfish him no matter what haha. Looks like you 2 are the same

  • @operator1018
    @operator1018 Рік тому

    Can you please make a video, on how to find fallen trees ?

  • @solarisadmin
    @solarisadmin 4 місяці тому

    It would be helpful to know how your rig is setup.

  • @albertomencia8415
    @albertomencia8415 Рік тому

    wow fishing with u dad is great i just to do back home

  • @mattsonestv6936
    @mattsonestv6936 6 років тому

    The first time I caught crappy was in a pond that didn’t have mcuh fish in it at all but I mainly cause was bait size bluegill but kne day I tried a beatle spin instead of worms or bread and then I caught three crappie two were regular good eating sized and the last one that I ever caught was a huge one and I thought it was a bass at first but it was a 3 pound crappie and I was amazed

  • @OurHealthyLifestyleTips
    @OurHealthyLifestyleTips 6 років тому

    So ummmm, I never heard you say distinctly what the 3 tips to catch crappie are??? So now you owe me a fried crappie dinner!🇨🇱

    • @stevebigfoot8864
      @stevebigfoot8864 5 років тому

      I heard him mention three tips, but if it gets you a fish fry, I'll swear he must have left that on the cutting room floor.

  • @willamestrada1121
    @willamestrada1121 2 роки тому

    Hope you and your dad are alive and doing well. From Nashville Tennessee good night.

  • @marionking9251
    @marionking9251 7 років тому +3

    man you are putting it on them great video

  • @thebigjohnshow2210
    @thebigjohnshow2210 6 років тому +3

    Great video brother

  • @eddiequintanilla6589
    @eddiequintanilla6589 3 роки тому

    Don't like catch n release videos! 😖

  • @mannyrivera9862
    @mannyrivera9862 Рік тому

    And it gets very windy most of the time..

  • @jorgesfishingadventure
    @jorgesfishingadventure 3 роки тому

    Nice crappie my friend and very good spot for fishing 👍

  • @kirbymorris2253
    @kirbymorris2253 3 роки тому

    You ain’t gonna get no fish tacos if you keep throwing them back.

  • @johncox5297
    @johncox5297 7 місяців тому

    Thanks for the great advice. Its great that you and your dad share this in common.

  • @DaOnlyGrahamKracker
    @DaOnlyGrahamKracker 3 роки тому

    When I was bout 8 I would catch crappie back to back from shore

  • @danielwhirley6779
    @danielwhirley6779 3 роки тому

    I'm eating some of them sorry guys. God bless great video.

  • @tonyedwards9972
    @tonyedwards9972 Рік тому

    The word slab has a whole new definition...here in mississippi, we don't say slab unless they're 2lbs or better...

  • @kipperwhite2976
    @kipperwhite2976 6 років тому +3

    Tuff is right!! Boatless bank yanker 4 13.5 yrs now so wanna-needa-gitta kayak-canoe or holler log but seems when $$ R saved Daughter or g/kids need something so bank on bank again 4me! good info TY alot ;)

    • @kipperwhite2976
      @kipperwhite2976 6 років тому

      PS did git some of those C/bites they git it done well 4 me tip my jig's w/it always

  • @itsjustdorian8927
    @itsjustdorian8927 2 роки тому

    I’ve never caught a crappy that big lol got to use you guys tips for sure thanks!

  • @christopherscofield4252
    @christopherscofield4252 2 роки тому

    Here in Texas our limits are 25 crappie what's yours at?

  • @johnyoe7674
    @johnyoe7674 4 роки тому

    I like your video only one thing keep those Fish and eat Them

  • @Maltese280zx
    @Maltese280zx 3 роки тому

    I dont think it "crappies".

  • @michael1204
    @michael1204 6 років тому +1

    Do you prefer fishing morning or before sunset.

  • @lamontedwards9293
    @lamontedwards9293 3 роки тому

    What bait does your dad use

  • @paulw1059
    @paulw1059 4 роки тому

    That crappie at 5:30 is gorgeous, bet that would've tasted good in a fish taco. Mm mmm

  • @lolalola5391
    @lolalola5391 5 років тому

    Nice!! But why didn't you guy's kept them they we're very good looking fish.

    • @dominatefishing9641
      @dominatefishing9641  5 років тому +1

      They were nice ones, but we dident need fish at that time... had plenty.

  • @ultimatedriversofmachinery
    @ultimatedriversofmachinery 3 роки тому

    A nice crappie.

  • @PhatOne
    @PhatOne 2 роки тому

    Where are you fishing? What river, what state?

  • @joelmaske9669
    @joelmaske9669 4 роки тому

    Wow you don't know how good you got it every spot you go to here in central Texas has people and hardly any good crappie anymore, I need to vacation somewhere this pristine

    • @dominatefishing9641
      @dominatefishing9641  4 роки тому

      that stinks, is there still area in Texas where its mostly ranches and wilderness?

    • @joelmaske9669
      @joelmaske9669 4 роки тому

      @@dominatefishing9641 yes but in Texas landowners are mega assholes especially if they own water access

  • @MrCoyoteRules
    @MrCoyoteRules 10 місяців тому

    Dan Meyer the Fish Frier

  • @luigfishing4966
    @luigfishing4966 3 роки тому

    Great video and thanks for the tips, ill be sure to put them to good use

  • @bassbrozz4655
    @bassbrozz4655 2 роки тому

    That’s kewl, I fish with my pops too

  • @RoddogGaming
    @RoddogGaming 6 років тому +1

    So what does the bobber usually do when using a jig to fish

    • @dominatefishing9641
      @dominatefishing9641  6 років тому +2

      keeps the lure vertical and keeps the lure above the snags and in the strike zone with a slow presentation... also, crappie feed looking up. if your lure is below them usually they wont swim down to get it.

    • @vinniefusco7809
      @vinniefusco7809 2 роки тому

      Once you locate the depth the crappies are at, It keeps your jig swimming at the same depth each time.