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wordty
01-09-2013, 11:12 PM
Is Priest or Old Hickory better for crappie? When does activity pick up, where are some good places, and what baits work best? Do you all use dedicated crappie rigs or just put lighter line on a regular spincast?
Thanks for any help!
Travis C.
01-10-2013, 10:05 AM
Is Priest or Old Hickory better for crappie?
I'd say it just depends on who you ask and what they are used to fishing. Judging by reports on here, the best place for crappie is where ever Alphahawk's car is parked at that day.
Crappie can be caught a bunch of ways. Some guys on here catch a bunch trolling, on jigs and with live bait.
fatherof4 & Alphahawk are a couple off the top of my head to search their threads. One trolls for them almost all the time and the other fishes light line and trout/crappie magnets but both catch fish really regular.
Pookie
01-10-2013, 12:39 PM
Is Priest or Old Hickory better for crappie? When does activity pick up, where are some good places, and what baits work best? Do you all use dedicated crappie rigs or just put lighter line on a regular spincast?
Thanks for any help!
If you ever make it to Kentucky Lake, you will forget about both of the above.
Jdkxtreme
01-10-2013, 12:43 PM
If you ever make it to Kentucky Lake, you will forget about both of the above.
Would like some info on KY lake? Where to put in at? Fastest place to go from portland?
agelesssone
01-10-2013, 10:59 PM
Leatherwood resort. Out of the bay, go right, start looking for brushpiles on your graph/sonar.
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