I made a trip to Mississippi on Tuesday for some crappie fishing on the new
restructured Legion Lake . This is the same lake that was practically consumed
by lily pads and coontail moss last year. This is my brother’s home lake where
he fishes for crappie this time of year. Conditions were not the best
considering the cold front that had passed through the day before I arrived. One
can expect cold fronts, windy conditions, and bluebird skies in the month of
March and this trip had all those conditions.
The reward for the trip was
this nice catch using the following tube jigs loaded with nibbles. There were
some nice slabs here.
Closed faced spincast reels
with 11 ft. jigger poles rigged with 6 lb. test line are your best combos when Spider Fishing, because of the
reach one can achieve with this type of pole.
My brother standing by his
boat with 8 jigger poles set up ready for action fishing with the curly tail crappie jigs. Think of the amount of water
one can cover when Spider Fishing
An image of what this lake looks like this past summer before reconstruction took place this year, notice the moss pads in the distance and all the growth around the edges, much cleaner to fish now.
Crappie are really fun. You have crappie and pee in the same post. Congrats! =)
ReplyDeleteKevin
ReplyDeleteCrappie fishing is fun especially using the Spider rigs---the pee jar has to be part of it!
A little hard to use a pee jar in a float tube. Shoot me an email and let me know where you get those little injector goodies.
ReplyDeleteThat sounds like a lot of fun! Nice post.
ReplyDeleteRick
ReplyDeleteIt is because you are always looking for the tips of those rods to bend, meaning a hit. Thanks for the comment
Hi Mark
ReplyDeleteThe injectors can be bought at Fred's for a 1.00. You will need to buy two or three for the different color nibbles you will be injecting. Mark this works to perfection, I don't see why it would not produce on some of the lakes you fish out that way. thanks for the comment
Alan
ReplyDeleteThis lake was covered around the edge and the back of the lake was covered with lilly pads. The revamping of this lake was amazing. thanks for the comment
Hi Bill. I'm learning a lot about bluegill and crappie and pee bottles...thanks!
ReplyDeleteHoward
ReplyDeleteWe are reversing roles here with me learning trout fishing from you, the rewards of blogging. thanks for the comment
crappie are some good eating :)
ReplyDeleteCasey
ReplyDeleteMy favorite fish to eat. Thanks for the comment