Are Asian Carp on the Decline?, by Richard Simms
Silver carp, the most common of the Asian carp species, jump on the Cumberland River just below Barkley Dam during ...
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Gyotaku, for Fun or for Profit, by Richard Simms, CrappieNOW Editor
A White Crappie was caught and painted with Sumi ink, then delicately pressed onto Kozo paper to transfer the ink. Following ...
What’s Hot at ICAST 2024, by Richard Simms, CrappieNOW Editor
What’s Hot at ICAST 2024 by Richard Simms, CrappieNOW Editor ICAST, the world's largest fishing tackle show, wrapped up a ...
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 ...
Forward-Facing Sonar Survey Follow-up, by Richard Simms
More and more boats have a forward-facing sonar on the vow these days, but exactly how many? CrappieNOW Editor Richard ...
Opening Cast: Forward-Facing Sonar Survey
More and more boats have a forward-facing sonar on the bow these days, but exactly how many? Numerous experts we ...
Crappie Basics: Huffman Releases New Crappie Fishing Book, by Richard Simms, CrappieNOW Editor
Tim Huffman’s has released his latest book to help anglers catch more crappie. This newest book includes techniques specifically for ...
Crappie Basics: Read the Current, by Richard Simms, CrappieNOW Editor
CrappieNOW Editor Richard Simms uses a drone to capture some awesome crappie-catching action, and share with you some tips on ...
Crappie Basics: Black vs White, by Richard Simms, CrappieNOW Editor
CrappieNOW Editor Richard Simms (left) and his friend, Dickey Porter, each show off a black and white crappie. Each holds ...