Great video a lot of good information Thanks

Thanks for another great video!

Great video! Thanks for the info....

So cool you at Blood River my father's best friend owned a mariana camp ground there!!!

You working brother!

It's hard to believe how far crappy fishing has come. I started in the mid 90s, we had to build everything except the Drift Master rod holders $5 at Walmart, reels were roughly $10. Seems like BnM rods were $30, 1 1/2" tube jig bodies were 50 for .99 cents. I put a trout net on a paint pole, had to weld 3/4" conduit for rod racks to mount the rod holders on. Build a speedometer with a refrigerator fan blade, no such thing as GPS. The good part was nobody else was doing it and very few knew how or shoot docks. We released the fish because we couldn't use that many. Today they're boat shy, jig shy, and not that many of em. I could catch a 30 fish limit on my dock back then, today my wife caught 4 with minnows... damn I'm old !?

I purchased an outlaw net. Man that is the best net for crappie. The Cranks don’t get all wound up in the netting.

Nice crappie man and cool video!

Lucky. We get one lousy rod in Minnesota Great video!

What line counter reels do you like? I have some Cabela’s brand trolling reels but the clickers have started to slip if I pull cranks over about 1.5mph. Thanks for the great info!

sorry for question you answered it

How long and where did you get the plastic pink measuring ruler? It looks like it will measure thicker/fatter fish than others on the market.

great video. what depth of water were you staying in?

Daiwa makes great smaller line counting reel s

Love the video, do you troll for bass as well ?

That orange or pink crankbaits you showed at the beginning, Looked bigger than a bandit 300. You using bigger than a 300 ?

What speed where you running? I enjoyed video.

Did you use any weights with the crank baits?

Does rising barometric pressure effect success when Pulling crank baits?

Will you do more how too videos?

What reel are you using?

Did you ever pull # 5 flicker shads. That's the only way we fish for crappies. It works in Kansas, Iowa, Nebr,and the Dakotas. If you haven't tried trolling u be missing out. Good information. Just make sure the lake has white crappies in it cause that's what you'll be catching.

How often do you calibrate your reels

i may have missed it how deep are the crankbaits

what paint is that for your t-bars

How many feet out do you have the 16 ft, 12 ft , 8 ft etc

Why use high vis line for crappie ?

So cool you can use 8 rods in your state. Nice next level fishing!

Who made your cranks

Man, you have to put a wind filter on the mic. Go content. Press On!!!

Hey buddy just ran across your channel... Do you catch white and black crappie when trolling crankbaits.. My local lake has more blacks than whites

This guy has a fortune in fishing equipment. Fish cost him around $300.00 per lb.

What pound test line you use thanks

Great content, but the wind noise was awful