Going to “The Bank” with Tony Adams on Eufaula Lake, by Richard Simms, CrappieNOW Editor
You know you’re fishing in the deep South when Spanish moss adorns the trees as Tony Adams shows off a ...
Lure of the Month: Berkley Gulp! Alive! Minnow, by Terry Madewell
Lure of the Month: Berkley Gulp! Alive! Minnow by Terry Madewell Crappie-catching lures are evaluated in multiple ways, and for ...
Product Buzz, by Scott Mackenthun
Product Buzz by Scott Mackenthun Macula Tackle Easy Tie Eyelet Jigs Independently owned and operated in Minnesota, Macula Tackle jigs ...
Kansas Pro Prefers Quality over Quantity, by Brent Frazee
Frank Haidusek holds proof that he knows how to catch 2-pound crappies when he fishes Kansas reservoirs such as El ...
Electronics: Wait Until You See This Screen, by Brad Wiegmann
Can you spot the monitor in this group of sonar/GPS units? The NBT Marine Electronics is similar to a regular ...
Crappie Basics: Try a Crankbait Trailer Jig, by Richard Simms
Capt. Lillie says he finds that the jig trailers on his trolled crankbaits work best midday, after the early morning ...
Mastering Summer Crappie, by Keith Sutton
Tips from topnotch crappie anglers like Barry Morrow, pictured here, can help you learn methods for putting more summer crappie ...
How NOT to Spook Crappie, by Tim Huffman
You can catch small fish by being careless, but to catch one like Clay Blair is holding requires being stealth ...
From Rods to Relaxation: Exploring Ridgeland’s Tourism Scene, by Audrey Harviel
If you asked most crappie anglers why they enjoy visiting Ridgeland, Mississippi, most would probably mention the fishing on Barnett ...
Forward-Facing Sonar Leads to Crappie Creel Reduction in Mississippi, by Richard Simms, CrappieNOW Editor
Mississippi fisheries biologists say their research indicates that forward-facing sonar users may be having a direct impact on crappie populations ...