Caught a Black Crappie on Tappahannock Ponds

A photo of Bassfishinboy11's catch

Caught By

Bassfishinboy11
9/26/2014 11:54:58 PM

Catch Details

	Species	Black Crappie
	Waterway	Tappahannock Ponds
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1. Sep, 27, 2014 fishinfool23 0
  All about picking the right color
2. Sep, 27, 2014 fishinfool23 0
  Bass minnows, and sometimes some creek chubs, don't be afraid to throw a bigger bait, they will go after bigger bait then what you think, everyonce in a while ...more they will only touch artifitial, then its
3. Sep, 27, 2014 fishinfool23 0
  They will be tucked under cover, it just depends what they want that day, I have always had better luck with live minnows, normally I will get a few dozen of crappie ...more minnows, and 1 dozen of
4. Sep, 27, 2014 Donald Myers 0
  Wait for them to run in the spring and throw a tube jig.
5. Sep, 27, 2014 Joe Olsem 0
  Minnow. I prefer using a bobber when fishing in trees to not hang up. Lastly patience. Most of the times the littler crappie will attack first and more viciously. ...more The big ones are slow/sluggish
6. Sep, 27, 2014 Jackson Roberts 0
  Use a live minnow with slip bobber
7. Sep, 27, 2014 Joe Olsem 0
  For deep water crappies I'd use a Eagle Claw Crappie rig tipped with minnows. For shallow water I'd find a good tree or weed bed that has crappie around ...more it. The big ones will be close by. And use a
8. Sep, 26, 2014 Sutton Dole 0
  If it is in a pond, 2 inch chartreuse Berkeley swimming shad
9. Sep, 26, 2014 Sutton Dole 0
  White/ chartreuse crappie magnet on a 1/16 oz jig head under a small cork
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