🎣Using a double jig rig and ACC crappie stick snacks for crappie fishing under a bridge.
🌅Early morning fishing during the pre-spawn period when crappie are hungry and looking for bait.
🎣Adjusting the slip cork depth to find the right zone where the crappie are feeding.
💪Landing multiple keeper-sized crappie using the ACC crappie stick snacks.
⛅️Dealing with changing sunlight conditions and adjusting camera angles for better visibility.
What baits were used for crappie fishing?
—The ACC crappie stick snacks, particularly the Monkey Milk and Disco Face colors, were the successful baits.
How deep should the slip cork be set for crappie fishing?
—Adjust the slip cork depth to find the zone where the crappie are feeding. Experiment with different depths, typically around a foot apart, until you start getting bites.
What time of day is best for crappie fishing?
—Early morning during the pre-spawn period is a great time for crappie fishing when they are hungry and looking for bait. Fishing at first light can yield excellent results.
What is a double jig rig?
—A double jig rig is a setup where two different-colored jigs are tied a foot apart on the line. This allows you to cover more water and fish at different depths simultaneously.
How to deal with changing sunlight conditions while filming?
—Adjust camera angles and settings to account for changing sunlight conditions. Be aware of shadows and direct sunlight affecting visibility, and make adjustments to ensure clear footage.
01:00Using a double jig rig setup with ACC crappie stick snacks for crappie fishing.
02:00Explaining the slip cork setup and its effectiveness for catching crappie.
05:00Demonstrating the successful use of the Old Faithful and Disco Face baits.
07:00Describing the technique of running the jigs through the bridge pillars to target crappie.
09:00Noting the crappie behavior and their preference for the Monkey Milk and Disco Face baits.
11:00Sharing tips on adjusting the slip cork depth and maximizing bait presentation.
13:00Showing the continuous success of catching keeper-sized crappie.
15:00Discussing the challenging lighting conditions and making adjustments for better filming.
