Corking For Crappie On Lake Of The Ozarks #16 (3-16-2019)
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- Опубліковано 15 жов 2024
- Informational video about old fashion fishing for crappie with a cork (bobber) using modern day electronics (Garmin Live Scope). In this video I am catching crappie shallow in very cold water.
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You the man Mike! Love it!
Really like your video! Word of advice, I see after you catch one, you lay your rod down with your jig and cork over the side of the boat while you go to the live well. Good way to loose a rod and reel. Ask me how I know! LOL! Fish took the bait while I was at the live well and over the side it went
I like your down to earth presentations, and you are not full of sponsors and pushing products. That will bring me back to watch and look forward to more from you, Mike.
Love the videos! I'm from Lake Ozark and go to Mizzou, so the channel is my go to study break. If you ever need 30 instead of 15 i'm available! lol
That jig looked mighty tasty I wouldn't mind eating it myself.
Thanks for the report, Mike. Your livescope was spot on for locating the roaming school. Even with a conventional depth finder it would not have been possible to make the decision as to where to cast. Hopefully when our overnight temps start climbing into the 40s the crappie will move onto docks and banks. Best wishes, Don
Another Great and informative video .. Thanks Mike 👍
GREAT job! Taking grandkids bass, crappie fishing super helpful
That live scope is awsome
Glad to see you back at it Mike, great video, enjoyed it very much, I'd say you got this fishing game figure out. I look forward to your next one.
That's awesome. I'll watch someone that makes their own jigs fish all day. Nice slabs.
White bass are good eats. Great videos Mike
Great video sir. Thankful for you sharing it with us. Down here on Lake D'arbonne, most of the crappie are still much deeper at this time of year. Very rare to find them that shallow here except when they spawn.
Always a great feeling to catch fish on your own hand tied jigs. Congrats.
your video editing is getting really good. I feel like I transitioned throughout the day with you
Great video please keep them coming!
Nice video, this is just the type of crappie fishing I was dreaming of when I purchased my livescope using with my ulterra trolling motor and power poles. I have since mounted my TM to a separate mount. I normally fish deeper waters.
Glad to see you making more super videos ! Thank you for helping to teach us about catching crappie.
Excellent video Mike. Thanks for sharing your insight with us. Entertaining and informative!
Thanks for sharing. Looks like real fun.
Enjoy your videos. Always find them to be informative. I especially like that your videos show different techniques to catch fish. Would like to see more of how you are finding fish on side imaging before stopping to fish as you do in last 2 videos. You have a great video showing finding fish on docks on side imaging before dock shooting. I ask as I am still trying to learn how to find suspended crappie that are not holding to structure on side imaging. I can see structure away from boat, but still struggle with actually seeing the fish. Hopefully this makes sense. Thanks for sharing!
I will try to shoot more video on side imaging looking for suspended fish away from structure. Thanks for watching!
Love your videos Mike, great job and please continue to make them.
Got to love the Livescope!!
Thanks! Good video!
Awesome video. I would be interested to see what the groups look like on your side imaging as well. Thanks again.
Love the videos Mike. Thank you for taking the time to record your adventures and edit the content for a superb presentation. Really enjoy watching.
Thanks for watching!
Thanks Mike.
Best crappie videos on UA-cam!
Wow! That is a tall order. Thanks Jason.
Thanks Mike. Enjoyed it.
Great video Mike!!! I haven't ever tied any jigs - but think that it would be an awesome feeling making something that would fool a fish into biting. Hopefully more video's in the future.
Thanks, Mike!
Glad to have happened upon your channel. Great video sir, I love some good crappie. Thanks for sharing
Lots of times I think they will bite anything, in Columbia looking forward to getting back down there
I used to called that bobber jigging, def a hit night time around boat dock
It's cute how you said "I know nothing about tying jigs, I got on UA-cam" hahaha I did the same and killed the small mouth bass before winter hit!!
excellent fishing man, good video
New sub and fan here, love seeing the live scope view of what your seeing.
thanks
Great video! Thanks for your time making it.
Thank you for watching it.
Great Video Mike, id love to see that live scope in action. Thats something i dont think I can afford to invest in lol. Thanks for posting these videos
Great show Mike👍👍
Awesome video thanks!
I need to get me one of those live scopes seems were I fish there is no fish lol or maybe its just me... lol great video!!!!
Hey Mike, really enjoy your video’s! Can’t wait for the next one! I have a mavic pro if you want to take me with you 👍
Good luck
Could see the cork pretty well. I enjoyed that, thanks sir. Subbed
Outstanding video! Dennis
Happy to see you makings vids again, we fish the same lake:)
Good stuff !!!
Caught crappies corking yesterday 10 inches in Southern Virginia
Mike, enjoy watching your videos. What type of rod holders do you use for you spider rigging?
Perotti
Hey mike love your videos what kind monitor do I need to buy for live scope thanks
I always recommend buying the biggest you can afford. However, even an inexpensive Garmin 9" that is live scope compatible is a great locater.
What area of the lake do you fish? I'm located around the 47mm so I usually fish between (42-52mm). Crappie fishing is starting to pick up - The spawn is on!
I fish the lake from dam to dam but spend most of my time from Bagnell Dam to 14mm
nice
We fish like that in Indiana all year round. Awesome job
Great video, keep it up!
I just found ur channel
Mike, around what Mike Marker and part of the Lake of the Ozarks do you normally fish for crappie? I fish the Grand Glaize. Just curious.
I truly fish from dam to dam on the Osage and in the Gravois. Rarely in the Glaize or Niangua.
Love all your vids mike! What action you using for your cherrywood rods for trolling? I assume you use the 7' rods but do you use the med power or med heavy power?
Medium.
Nice vid new sub from nj!!
Enjoy your videos. Why a stringer plus live well? Also, Live Scope worth investing the money? Been using Helix 10 Mega everything.
Simply easier to get the fish out without freezing your hands in cold weather. Also, I modified it to have 15 hooks which is the legal limit on most lakes in Mo. so no need for counting and keeping track of how many fish you have caught.
Live Scope is definitely worth the money!
Awesome video, new to your channel 👍
Love watching your videos my family and i love trolling cranks for crappie out of curiosity would you divulge what general area of the lake you fish my family and i fish the gravois
I do most of my crankbait trolling on the lower end of the lake between the dam and the 19 mile marker and in the Gravois area simply because I have a house in that area and it is more convenient.
When I come to the lake this summer can I take you fishing?
I watched your 1st video on the live scope transducer. What kind of graph are you using with it?
Echo Map Plus 93SV
I've never caught a crappie, but I am a crappy fisherman.
How doe that guy drive into his garage
@Mike Baker Videos 22k views in 6 days! Congratz :) +1 Like and subscribed. The large-ish presentation you tied on that 1/32 red sickle keeps the juvies away (supposedly); looks good. Did you pour that jig, too? What size/brand is that red hook?
I did pour that jig with a #1 red sickle hook. Not sure of the brand. I order them from Do-It molds.
@@MikeBakerVideos Thank you :), that helps me. I follow Richard Gene's channel, too -- good Crappie fisherman seem to prefer the sickle :)
If I’m catching crappie to eat, I’d rather catch 10 or 11 inchers than bigger ones.
What if we don't have a livescope?
Use side imaging, down imaging or traditional 2D sonar.
Upper Osage?
No.
Who downvotes this stuff? Nice vid!
More livescope please....
I’ve never had the kind of money it takes to throw my tackle aside or on the ground like that.
Yes, I would keep 50.
THE POLE 2 LONG 🤔
I seriously don't get it, I go and can't catch not a damn thing. Its like I see the fishes at the depth, use multiple types of bait, and no bite, zero, nada...I quit fishing.
Don’t quit. We all have those days.
Great video I have a channel too it would be awesome if you could check it out!♥️🎣