Trolling For Crappie on Kentucky Lake

Host Chad Miles hops on the boat with Kick'N Bass Guide Service for a fall fishing trip on Kentucky Lake. They try out a different way to catch some crappie, and have a ton of luck!
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[@eiyumats6218]

Nice. beautiful video with nice music!

[@dakotajim]

Just fished with Captain Rich for yellows and whites, great time!

[@andyanaoutdoors2487]

This looks like great fun!

[@robbyddurham1624]

I don't enjoy pulling fish in after they've been pulled behind the boat. I much like feeling the crappie hit a jig and run for a bit.

[@skipstewart9399]

Awesome

[@bikingnebraska2667]

Let's be honest you didn't need a net

[@thomasmaclin7259]

that is an expensive net, we gonna use it.

[@stevegunderson9091]

A net! Really? Good stuff otherwise

[@basshumbler5886]

Paper mouths

[@jasonschultz5134]

I am looking for rod holders to put on a pontoon any one have info on what is being used in this video?

[@cliffgriffin2401]

Look up Hill rod holders

[@Deecrappie]

👍

[@stevebenson3024]

Real men don't wear crocs.

[@stevebenson3024]

10 rods. No state should have more than 2 apiece.

[@PeytonCapps6]

What?

[@outdoorswithkaden1414]

I beg u differ, I generally use up to 3 rods, but you have to have more baits to catch more fish usually for crappie. I use tubes, jigs, and minners.