Summer Crappie Catching: Catch a Big Batch of Crappie!

Old School Crappie Fishing Family Secretsminnows". When baiting up, make sure most of
Summer Crappie Fishingthe hook is hidden inside the grass shrimp.
In Many areas of the country the department ofStep#3 Tie a 1/2" long bass sinker to the end of
natural resources will create fish attractingyour fishing line.
structure for anglers, they uses concrete blocksStep#4 Tie a number 4 Aberdeen gold hook
with re-bar and other misc. material. Both Artificialabout 6 inches above the sinker at the end of the
or natural structure is great for summer crappieline. Bait this hook with (2) grass shrimp, or (2)
fishing. This replicates the natural cover and it's aMissouri minnows.
great place to find fish. Use the following methodsStep#5 If you are in a boat, drop another anchor
during the summer months to fish aroundto keep the boat from being blown all over the
artificially created structure, and natural cover.place.
Remember : Fish around any structure, manStep#6 Cast your bait as close to the anchor line
made or natural, Crappie absolutely love structure!that you can without getting tangled. Start to reel
Step#1 Use about 100 ft of half-inch anchor ropeyour bait in very slowly, occasionally "pop" or jerk
and drop anchor (if you are in a boat) about 100ftyour bobber using your wrist.While you are reeling
from the structure you are going to fish around.in try to stay as close to the anchor rope as you
You want the wind or current to push your boatcan. Make sure you continue to "pop" the bobber
towards the attractor.(If you are not in a boat ,as you reel your line in.
get an anchor rope, tie an anchor to it , andYou see, Crappies love to hide in the shadow that
throw it out there... you will see why in ais created by the anchor rope. This method can
moment)be used when you go summer crappie fishing or
Step#2 You can use your normal summer crappiespring crappie fishing where there is artificial or
fishing rod and reel setup, and for bait you cannatural structure.
use "grass shrimp", if available or "Missouri