Clarks Hill Crappie Fishing

Straddling the Georgia & South Carolina border Clarks Hill is one of the biggest lakes in the Southeast and offers excellent springtime crappie fishing. We joined pro angler Scott Williams to learn how to catch these panfish now and invite you to join us on this episode of Pautzke Outdoors.
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[@grob25]

Kellogg Creek Cove on Lake Allatoona in Cherokee County, GA was the best crappie fishing I knew of as a kid. I have fished that lake when I was stationed at Ft. Gordon back in the early 90's.

[@BenjaminHibbler]

I am new to this area, where is a good area to fish at Clarkshill Lake?

[@351cleveland8]

that's one of my favorite lakes to fish. never know what you may hang into down there. go GameCocks!!

[@markpowell5297]

Im catching monsters with green Ball, but how's the best way to keep them on my minnows? I've tried keeping them cold?

[@user-jn5vw1pr5r]

Can you teach me how to catch this fish or take me there

[@michaelupchurch3769]

Very nice crappies name of your rod how long is it

[@adrianbarrozo1110]

How do you truly know/gauge that the fire balls make a difference? Honestly?….I got on some slabs and did excellent without them

[@TeamPautzke]

Hi Adrian,
The key to any fishing is having confidence in your bait. We, and many others, have confidence in these. On the other hand, if you dig back into future videos, you'll find that we've used Live Scope to show with and without Crappie Fire Balls. They preferred with.
Thanks for your input.