Ice fishing Crappie
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- Опубліковано 3 січ 2017
- Crappie fishing through the ice with my little brother. Ice fishing for crappie in Utah proved to be a good time, enjoy!
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wow Big slab crappie Nice.. And thru the Ice man those had to be some great tasting fish for the table.. Talk about making someone jealous.. Thanks for the reason to go out fishing.
Thank you, these were definitely nice fish! Go get after it!
Geeze you guys found some descent sized Crappie. Nothing like that down here. Always fun when the Crappie bite is hot. Now you've got some very good tacos to fry up.
House is done and we're moved in so now it's time to go out on some ice.
Ya, this was a fun outing for sure with some decent fish. Good to hear your house is done, we should meet up in Northern UT and do some fishing in the next few weeks. Looking forward to some of your ice vids!
Quality trip and a quality video (I like the new edits)! I can smell those crappie in the frying pan from here. Nice work!
Thanks Dave, always appreciated!
Great video like always, keep up the good work guys
Thanks Jesse, I appreciate it!
Great video and awesome crappie action
Thanks Johnny!
Awesome i know im heading out today to Mantua the fishing has been hot over there or so ive been told. Keep fishing on man!
Awesome, good luck! Thanks for commenting and watching!
Solid day! nice fish
Thank you!
I had a question about your flasher. Does the dial on it ever confuse you, I don't have one so I can't say for myself but sort of looks confusing was it a good buy?
Jay, this is a good question. The way my flasher appears in this video isn't how it actually looks in person. This is due to the light frequency and my camera not getting along. So...when I'm saying things like "there's a fish on the screen" don't get frustrated if you can't tell, because it just looks like a bunch of flashing colors every now and then, it's much different in person. I have only used this flasher on two outings, but I am happy with my purchase so far. Thanks for watching, hope that helps.
The old pink stripe; you can't go wrong birdles!
True story!
Good work!
Thanks AKMer47!
can i ask what editor you use
I second that⏬what lake is it?
what lake is this at?
Where is that?
Kinda looks like Willard bay but hard to tell.
Finally a well edited vid
Thanks I apprecaite it, I still have a lot to learn, but it's fun to dabble with making a few videos. I use Final Cut Pro on a MacBook Pro. Thanks for watching!
THE MOUNTAINLIFE cheers and nice slabs.. check my channel out for quick vids big fish if you want .. subbed
Thanks man, I'll sub you back. Good luck this winter!
THE MOUNTAINLIFE you too goimg for trophy walleye soon stay tuned and good luck from me n my friends from ontario
what head cam are you using in this video?
I am using a contour Roam 2, the cameras are ok, but I cannot recommend the company. My last one was supposedly waterproof up to 3 feet, not so! And the company totally ignored me after multiple attempts to contact them about it. Luckily I had purchased an aftermarket warranty and got it replaced that way. Good luck and thanks for watching!
Is that at mantua
Awesome video man. Those are some huge crappie. Where were u fishing at?!
Thank you, they were some nice fish. I was in Northern Utah ;)
THE MOUNTAINLIFE Thanks man! Keep up the awesome videos
the mountainlife please help I am going to strawberry late January I am an inexperienced angler and have no idea on what baits I should use we are targeting rainbows to.
Hello William, thanks for the question. I will give you a few ideas on what has worked well for me, but keep in mind, someone might have a different opinion. That said, green paddle bugs seem to do really well there. I have also had good success with a white tube jig, roughly 2 inches long, tipped with a wax or meal worm. These are two options for jigging, and in UT you can use two rods. So while you are jigging a tube or paddle bug, I would rig up some type of small ice jig/fly. I like a small colored jig (usually pink and white) tipped with a wax worm, meal worm, or maggots. You can dead stick this (which means you simply put the bait down the hole and keep an eye on it) while you are jigging your other rod. Hope that helps, good luck!
THE MOUNTAINLIFE please post a picture of those paddle bugs there r a wide variety