Spider Rigging For Crappie With Three Time National Champion Charlie Bunting #20 (3-21-2020)
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- Опубліковано 15 жов 2024
- In this video I am spider rigging for crappie on Truman Lake in Missouri with three time crappie fishing national champion Charlie Bunting. Charlie shares his knowledge about how to locate crappie using mapping and side imaging and how to then catch those crappie spider rigging with multiple poles. Charlie demonstrates how to use Garmin Livescope to target larger crappie. He also discusses the equipment and baits he uses with this method of crappie fishing.
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Awesome, I worked with Charlie for many years. Thanks for the video.
Mike, this is really informative and educational on so many different things. I love that you are a gifted teacher and willing to share. I learned a lot, and changed my mind about a lot. Thank you for such great information.
Great work Mike and Charlie!
I enjoyed the two you having big fun catching crappies. Keep up the good work.
Good stuff Mike!
Mike, another excellent excellent video. Did you notice one of your poles was going down while you were signing off at the end? Looked like a good fish pulling on it.
Poor ol Charlie going home all slimed up . he kissed A lot of those fish you caught. Great video I learned a few things Thanks
Love the video can't wake try my new like comics this year got me to Helix 10 hummingbirds Mega And Garmen live scope Keep up the great work awesome video
Thank you mr. baker! Excellent video!
That single fish on the timber makes you want to single pole every time I spider rig
Mike.. It’s February 15th. Haven’t seen any fishing videos lately. Been a bit too chilly for you?
At the end of the video I couldn't help but watch that rod bend, and bend, and bed, then come out of the water.
Awsome show brother thanks for the great tutorials 👍👍
Great video, I know this took time & effort, thanks I enjoyed.
Nice video Mike. When I saw all those trees I thought “spider rig”??? Definitely looked like a single pole spot.
Without telling me exactly where you are fishing, help me pick some areas to fish above Bucksaw. What are you looking for? What kind of area? Creek channels? Flats? How deep? Etc.
Thanks.
Flats 8 to 10 ft. deep.
@@MikeBakerVideos Thanks Mike
Awesome video !
Great video!
Great video buddy
Great video Mike, Charlie and I go way back. Great guy, we even went to canada years ago. Truman hard to beat.
Hi Mike!
Mr. baker do you guide?Would make my day if I could fish with you sir !!
Thank you for the compliment. However, I do not guide. Simply, not enough time.
cool vid. now you gonna get me in trouble with the wife lov that Garmin but my older echomap 73 Sv's don't work with panopictics was going to lake of the ozark for the first time in 4 weeks but who knows now. love those crappie.
Great video! I’m looking forward to seeing the afternoon 1 pole session!
On the Solix on the bow, how do you have your transducer set up? Is it also on the trolling motor along with the Livescope transducer? I also have the the Solix 12, but cannot seem to find a good way to mount the 3D transducer on the front of the boat.
I have the Solix transducer on the bottom of the foot of the trolling motor. The Livescope transducer is above the foot on the shaft.
@@MikeBakerVideos Livescope using my near future. Glad to see you are fishing Truman. My home lake.
at 32:00 minute mark, was that a fish on mike's rod?
I think I was hung up but I wondered that too when I watched the playback. Good eye. Thanks for watching.
Like what kind of line to use on your crappie rods
10 lb. high vis. mono.
Pole got snagged hard @32:06
What monitor you have your livescope on
Not sure what you mean by “what monitor”. The color palette is black emerald if that is what you mean.
What size weight were you using?
Can’t really remember. I usually either use a 1/2 or 1 oz.