Waiting for Crappie in Shallow Water: Early Spawners

TLDRCatch crappie in shallow water during early spawn using 10ft ACC crappie sticks and 1/8 ounce Granger ghost hand tie from Slab City jigs.

Key insights

🎣Waiting for crappie in shallow water during early spawn is a great way to catch them.

🌊Using 10ft ACC crappie sticks provides the flexibility and length needed for waiting.

🔍Pay attention to isolated trees away from the bank, as they can hold multiple crappie.

⚡️Be aware of lightning and prioritize safety when fishing during storms.

🎣The crappie spawn is just beginning, and it will only get better as we move into February and March.

Q&A

What fishing gear should I use for waiting for crappie in shallow water?

10ft ACC crappie sticks are recommended for their flexibility and length.

What type of bait or lure is effective for catching crappie during the spawn?

A 1/8 ounce Granger ghost hand tie from Slab City jigs is a great option.

Where should I focus my fishing efforts during the crappie spawn?

Look for isolated trees away from the bank, as they can hold multiple crappie.

What safety precautions should I take when fishing during storms?

Prioritize safety and seek shelter immediately when lightning is present.

When is the best time to fish for crappie during the spawn?

The crappie spawn is just beginning, and February and March are prime months.

Timestamped Summary

00:50Waiting for crappie in shallow water during early spawn.

02:43Using 10ft ACC crappie sticks and Granger ghost hand tie from Slab City jigs.

09:34Catching crappie in shallow water using the right techniques.

12:08Being aware of lightning and prioritizing safety.

14:33The crappie spawn is just beginning and will improve in February and March.