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Welcome to CrappieNOW! An unequaled online-only crappie fishing magazine aimed at passionate crappie anglers from all skill levels. It is presented on a platform where readers can search for information on new crappie fishing tips, techniques, destinations, equipment, tackle, tournaments, and the latest news from industry-leading professionals.

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Destinations

Chris Hanson (left) and Darren Troseth show off their black crappie catch from Upper Red Lake in 2007.

Learning from the Past

Chris Hanson (left) and Darren Troseth show off their black crappie catch from Upper Red Lake in 2007. The...

Lots of hardcore crappie fisherman are also hardcore hunters. A winter visit to the Mississippi Delta can put folks smackdab in the best of both worlds.

Cast & Blast

Capt. Lee Pitts says the white crappie and black crappie get big on both Neely Henry and Weiss. (Photo: David Rainer)

Crappie Thrive in Coosa River Reservoirs

Darin Keim knows that fall can be an excellent time to fish for crappies at Lake of the Ozarks in central Missouri. But he believes his techniques will work anywhere. (Photo: Brent Frazee)

Big Crappie Time of Year

Check out the background and it is easy to see why Missouri’s Table Rock Lake holds great numbers of crappie. When the U.S. Army Corps of Engineers created the lake in 1958, it left all of the standing timber untouched. (Photo: Richard Simms)

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Equipment

The new Lowrance Pro is capable of doing two simultaneous views at the same time on the same unit.

Electronics, Mounts & Brackets

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The new Lowrance Pro is capable of doing two simultaneous views at the same time on the same unit. Next...

The ideal tackle box or bag includes storage space for all the lures, hooks, bobbers, sinkers and other fishing paraphernalia an angler might need during a day on the water.

Choosing Your First Tackle Box

B’n’M 75 Series Combo

Memphis outdoor journalist Larry Rea well remembers the days before fancy mapping and electronics, when anglers had to use old school techniques to find and catch crappie. (Photo: Richard Hines)

Old Technology Still Works

Garmin electronics new Striker Vivid series offers seven new high contrasting color palettes.

Electronics by Wiegmann

Videos

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How To Slip Cork

When to Use the Team Crappie Crappie Tamer

How To Slip Cork

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Grizzly Jigs

B’n’M 75 Series Combo

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How To Use A New Garmin Device

Off Shore Tackle

Tackle

When to Use the Team Crappie Crappie Tamer

When to Use the Team Crappie Crappie Tamer

Crappie Dan talks about Team Crappie Crappie Tamer. Check out more fishing resources at crappienow.com! CrappieNOW is an unequaled online-only...

The ideal tackle box or bag includes storage space for all the lures, hooks, bobbers, sinkers and other fishing paraphernalia an angler might need during a day on the water.

Choosing Your First Tackle Box

Wayne Blanchard displayed one of the crappies

Ultra Ultralight

Grizzly Jigs

B’n’M 75 Series Combo

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Techniques

When to Use the Team Crappie Crappie Tamer

How To Slip Cork

Crappie Dan talks about slip corking and how to set up your equipment.

TJ Todd says super-slow presentations are critical if a fisherman wants to catch cold water crappie. (Photo: Tim Huffman)

Catching Cold Water Crappie

Wayne Blanchard displayed one of the crappies

Ultra Ultralight

Getting a fish to bite is the key to success. However, the fun comes when you can swing one into the boat or slide it into the net. Wade Mansfield pulls a fish from Tennessee’s Reelfoot Lake. (Photo: Tim Huffman)

Crappie Tips

Memphis outdoor journalist Larry Rea well remembers the days before fancy mapping and electronics, when anglers had to use old school techniques to find and catch crappie. (Photo: Richard Hines)

Old Technology Still Works

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