Thanks for the great info. I am a first time viewer and really like the detail you are willing to provide, where others only want to show the fish they catch. I am definitely a fan. Stay safe
Just found the channel. I love seeing local people with the attitude you have on teaching people what you know. I fish Murray a lot. Look to see a lot more videos. Thanks
Thanks for all the great info and awesome video. I am from south Louisiana and we fish mostly in bayous and small lakes. Not many docks to shoot but looks like fun. Mostly fish grass beds in small shallow lakes and cypress trees along the banks. Apple snails have been eating all the natural grass habitat and crappie have been hard to come by. My buddies would die if I threw back crappies the size you were catching. Need more conservationists like you. Looking forward to more videos on your channel....Keep on casting and good luck
Man I would kill to live in LA! I love eating them but I can’t eat them all the time that’s why most go back. I appreciate you watching! And i cant wait to do the next one.
I have watched all your videos on a smart tv, but I am watching them again on my computer so you will get credit for the view... Your videos are the most informative and entertaining that I have watched ! I hope you can keep making them ……. I fish the small lakes within 30 miles from Greer. I will start using my side imaging more to find the schools if crappie. Thanks for the great videos !
Ronald Moon I appreciate you watching no matter where you are. Keep practicing at it you will find them in no time. Maybe we will see each other on the water!
One of the best how-to videos I've watched! I fish Russell and Clarks Hill mostly for crappie, and Hartwell for stripers and spots. But you've really opened my eyes to try the clear water coves on the lower end. I've been frustrated trying to use my side-imaging but now I can't wait to try it again and to see your upcoming side scan video! Keep up the great work!
William Jabour I appreciate your input a lot! People over look SO many fish because of what they think crappie fishing should be instead of actually fishing for them and finding where they are at. It takes work and burning gas but it will pay off for you!
Great video brother. I'm new to Hartwell area but looking forward to crappie fishing here. Came from the Buford area, flipping docks at Lanier. Love jig fishing especially flipping! Hope to see you out there
Tim Evans thanks for watching! Hartwell can make your cry or it will be one of your best fishing days. I got a new boat so look for a White SeaArk. Good luck!
I just found your video! Thanks for sharing your knowledge, I live in Bentonville Arkansas and for me the crappie are hard to locate, if I do locate a school I normally can only land a couple in the boat.
More content requested. Great videos so far. I fish hartwell and the Seneca river religiously for bass. I’m starting to learn crappie very slowly but I love it. You need to set up a guide trip service! I’ve been trying to find a good crappie fisherman to befriend! Thanks for all the great videos so far!
Z71tracker it is something I have looked into and thought about. I want to have all my ducks in a row before I start taking peoples hard earned money for a fishing trip! It will happen soon! More videos are on the way. Thank you a lot for watching!
Great video, I used to fish Hartwell with my uncle at night under a bridge that wasn't too far from a ramp. That was my first introduction to crappie fishing and 40+ years later I still enjoy it. I do it differently now though. Long lines and spider rigs! I look forward to your next one.
Enjoyed this. We try to come down that way from East Tn once a year to fish crappie at Russell. Always wondered what Hartwell would be like for Crappie. Water looks so good from interstate. May try to hit this in March. Thanks
Jeff White March is a wonderful time for both lakes. Russell tends to have he bigger fish but not as many. Maybe we will cross paths this spring. Thank you for watching!
I accidentally came across your dock shooting 101 video yesterday. It was so good I looked up your channel to see if you had more videos. Just finished watching this one. It is as good as the dock shooting video. Great look on electronics with explanation. As informative as these videos have been - will subscribe as soon as I finish this comment. You mentioned a video dedicated to side-imaging. That would be great. I can see the fish on side-imaging that are in black area under the boat but have difficulty seeing them out away (to the side) from the boat as the fish blend in with the bottom on my 899 SI.
Wesley Hughes yes sir I have gotten enough questions about the side imaging alone to go ahead and dedicate one video to it! It won’t be much fishing as I will cover as much as possible in the video! If you have any specific questions before I make it send me an email clearwatercrappie@gmail.com and I will cover it if I can! Thank you for watching!
Excellent instructional video. I "liked" and subscribed. I got my first side and down imaging fish finder for Christmas this year, so I'm just learning how to interpret what I see. Please continue showing and explaining how you use your graph. I like that you tell what baits and equipment you are using. I would recommend that you always mention the weather conditions and water clarity and temperature. I'll keep watching and learning.
Good informative video. Enjoyed watching and I have subscribed, I look forward to watching your future video's. Love fishing Hartwell in the colder months.
You're like Saiwarfair SK, you're everywhere Crappies are mentioned. I've just found Winter Time Crappie today and like what I hear so I've just subscribed. Keep bringing good videos Youngblood.
You are definitely one great fisherman, I would bet you could catch any species you went after , as far as your channel goes , there are some things you could do to help yourself, speak to the camera , look at it while you are talking , pronouncing your words with some separation like the weather man , also in another comment they said you should wear a Mic , they are right we miss a lot of words that you say.
Great video bud. New subber here. Keep them coming. Going to go get a side image sonar tonite at walmart. Man can't wait to try it out on hickory and Norman. Tight lines buddy.
Good video. If you are ever plan to fish Lake Wylie let me know. I subscribed to your channel and will be bugging the heck out of you.....LOL! Keep cranking out the content.
Does you anchor lock on the trolling motor work good when you are close to a dock? My buddies will go crazy if we get too close. I'm guessing it's because of the dock roof blocking the sky even though we aren't directly under the roof.
Geoff Statum it depends on the wind as well! The best thing to do is face your boat to the wind and let your trolling motor work that way. The older spot locks are no where near as accurate as the new ones! If it’s windy usually I manually control the trolling motor. Thanks for watching!
Great video quility, decent audio (I would suggest a wireless lav mic to take it to the next level) and good knowledge.... Subbed and looking forward to more videos and watching this channel grow big time.
Dirty Oar Catfishing I appreciate the feedback! The dock shooting video I had an external mic attached to the GoPro so it was a little better. But I am definitely considering the wireless mic! Thanks for watching!
Marty Olivier I would use it but I have found I catch waaayy more fish with clear mono on these clear water lakes around here. It’s actually an advantage to use clear mono on Hartwell. Thank you for watching!
Nice video I like casting light jigs around docks and cover like you're doing here Lake Murray. I migrated over here from crappie.com after I saw your video I'm OpiemusRex on the forums. I look forward to some more good videos by the way the water down here's muddy as all get-out.
J. Simmons man there is nothing like a thump! Thanks for watching! Keep on the lookout for the videos I got coming up! Hartwell has some muddy water right now too. Anything you want me to cover just let me know!
Awesome video. I fish Lake Hartwell most of the time. I just got my first boat last year and am trying to learn to crappie fish. So in the winter on lake hartwell the fish are in deeper clear water most of the time?
booger boog I wouldn’t say ALL of the fish are, the biggest fish (1lb +) I have found stay in clear water until it’s time to move shallow. If I am going to fish for a bunch of fish meaning numbers, I will go find stained water but generally they are generally smaller! I hope this helps a little bit! Thank you for watching.
I am a weekend fisherman and I have a garmin echomap plus 73sv what is a good Ipod trolling motor I have a bass tracker 165 pro Team i am on a budget Oh what do you suggest for the trolling motor Down imaging in traditional
Nathaniel Miller I use humminbird for all my side imaging and down imaging and 2d views. For an I pilot trolling motor you can get a decent set up with the power drive v2. That garmin should show you some crappie! Thanks for watching!
Hey GREAT video!! I’ve been looking for a local guy to help me with Hartwell! Awesome video and I also watched the shooting one too it’s great as well! One question I have is do you fish around Clemson any? And where do you buy your rods from? Thanks again and please keep them coming!
Luke Ramey I have fished around Martin creek before. I have caught a few up there! Thank you for watching! I will try to have a sonar video out next week!
great video looking to go down and fish hartwell which part of lake is best in winter time never fished it before? Friend of mine has fished top part near north lake in spring is it good in winter? Which creek you prefer?
Andrew Royal any bigger feeder creeks off of the Seneca river or Tugaloo River is a great place to start in winter because of the clearer water and they are generally deeper. The north lake area is great for springtime when the spawn is on, but right now can be really tuff because of how muddy the water is.
Andrew the easiest most central locations for you to access would be either Portman Marina or Green Pond Landing and Event center. For the Tugaloo arm of the lake Lake Hartwell state park. All three are close to I-85!
Just found your channel. I had a friend in Anderson so been to Lake Hartwell and Russell well and concession (sp) but the lake at that point was drained. Anyway, working on a trip to fish LA, MS, AL, GA then to SC to crappie fish Hartwell, then back to Texas. Good video but also good to see how to fish that area and a reminder how pretty it is there. Almost a pretty as my part of Texas! :-) ha ha. Anyway, new subscriber here. Can's wait to watch other shows later today. Check out my channel sometime and take a look at the slabs I am catching in East Texas. Take care and have a great day! Good work Sir!
@@ClearWaterCrappie Thanks! I troll for crappie, but am interested in trying jigging. Do you prefer deep water for this or any depth work? Keep the videos coming! BTW-I'm turkeyfootnc on crappie.com
bareavis the depth is seasonal and depends on your extended weather conditions. Spawn to post spawn is generally shallower 5-25ft on docks and brush. Early summer to mid summer you can still catch them on brush and docks and bridges early in the morning. And dead winter they can be really deep as you saw on one of those docks! Hope this helps!
Terence Robinson I just bought a new boat and I will be traveling a lot more to fish. Like wateree has some big fish. I will have to look you up when it comes up on my list. Thanks for watching!
Jeff Freuler it’s easiest to learn using a 6ft rod with a 1/32oz jig head. I prefer a 7ft Southern Crappie Rod like the one I use the entire video. The 7ft rod has more backbone to pull bigger fish out faster and shoot further into the dock! Thank you for watching Jeff!
The rod is a Southern Crappie Rod. They are about all I use now. In the video all I use is the 7ft one piece rod.The longer rod in my opinion cast so much farther and will even sling a jig under a dock better than a shorter rod.
Hey Brett, actually I am not physically counting though you can each time until you catch one. I go for trial and error, each cast or drop down I get deeper and deeper until I catch them. Sometimes I will even then go deeper into the school to give other active fish a chance to bite.
Great job! Just Subscribed a lot of kindness, time and dedication to produce a video AND tell all your fish catching secrets. Thats coming from an inshore salt water Charter Capt. Ever get to S La and want to chase Trout and Red fish. Look me up. Capt Vic
Guides Choice Outdoors man redfishing is a second love of mine! If I ever get o Louisiana I will give you a ring. Thanks for taking the time to watch how to catch sac-a-lait!!!
I live in Lowndesville SC on Lake Russell. What would you charge to take me out and teach me more about Livescope? Danny Hozey is my name. You can hit me up on FB or answer here.
Good video,I'm a one rod fisherman year around,vertical jig most of the time,got tons of brush out on my local lake,check out my channel, I have some video of me crappie fishing brush on my home lake. I shoot docks also.
Your side imaging guidance for crappie is best I’ve seen on RUclips...big thanks!
I’m glad you got something out of it! Thanks for watching!
Just saw this video and appreciate your willingness to teach ...I subscribed.....
Thank you and thank you for watching!
Thanks for the great info. I am a first time viewer and really like the detail you are willing to provide, where others only want to show the fish they catch. I am definitely a fan. Stay safe
I appreciate that! Thank you for watching!
Just found the channel. I love seeing local people with the attitude you have on teaching people what you know. I fish Murray a lot. Look to see a lot more videos. Thanks
Larry Hobbs thank you for watching!
Just found your channel bro, love how you show your graph and what you are seeing. Keep up the good work 😊
Good video one of the best instructional videos. Looking forward to the next. Beats the heck out of commercial TV shows.
Danny Rock I appreciate that a lot! Thank you a lot for watching
Thanks for all the great info and awesome video. I am from south Louisiana and we fish mostly in bayous and small lakes. Not many docks to shoot but looks like fun. Mostly fish grass beds in small shallow lakes and cypress trees along the banks. Apple snails have been eating all the natural grass habitat and crappie have been hard to come by. My buddies would die if I threw back crappies the size you were catching. Need more conservationists like you. Looking forward to more videos on your channel....Keep on casting and good luck
Man I would kill to live in LA! I love eating them but I can’t eat them all the time that’s why most go back. I appreciate you watching! And i cant wait to do the next one.
I have watched all your videos on a smart tv, but I am watching them again on my computer so you will get credit for the view... Your videos are the most informative and entertaining that I have watched ! I hope you can keep making them ……. I fish the small lakes within 30 miles from Greer. I will start using my side imaging more to find the schools if crappie. Thanks for the great videos !
Ronald Moon I appreciate you watching no matter where you are. Keep practicing at it you will find them in no time. Maybe we will see each other on the water!
One of the best how-to videos I've watched! I fish Russell and Clarks Hill mostly for crappie, and Hartwell for stripers and spots. But you've really opened my eyes to try the clear water coves on the lower end. I've been frustrated trying to use my side-imaging but now I can't wait to try it again and to see your upcoming side scan video! Keep up the great work!
William Jabour I appreciate your input a lot! People over look SO many fish because of what they think crappie fishing should be instead of actually fishing for them and finding where they are at. It takes work and burning gas but it will pay off for you!
Great video brother. I'm new to Hartwell area but looking forward to crappie fishing here. Came from the Buford area, flipping docks at Lanier. Love jig fishing especially flipping! Hope to see you out there
Tim Evans thanks for watching! Hartwell can make your cry or it will be one of your best fishing days. I got a new boat so look for a White SeaArk. Good luck!
I agree with Captain Filthy. I like to learn more about side imaging. And what you are looking for with locators. Good job.
I just found your video! Thanks for sharing your knowledge, I live in Bentonville Arkansas and for me the crappie are hard to locate, if I do locate a school I normally can only land a couple in the boat.
Great Video! I like the pointer you give for the sonar! Keep up the GREAT WORK! Will keep watching!
I appreciate it!! Thank you for watching!!!
More content requested. Great videos so far. I fish hartwell and the Seneca river religiously for bass. I’m starting to learn crappie very slowly but I love it. You need to set up a guide trip service! I’ve been trying to find a good crappie fisherman to befriend! Thanks for all the great videos so far!
Z71tracker it is something I have looked into and thought about. I want to have all my ducks in a row before I start taking peoples hard earned money for a fishing trip! It will happen soon! More videos are on the way. Thank you a lot for watching!
Phenomenal video !! I’m just starting trying to learn how to find and catch these guys. You make it look so easy !! Thank you
Brian Lee man that means a lot! Thank you for watching! I hope you get on some barndoors!!
Excellent video, much appreciate you showing your approach and graph, keep it up!
Twinstone I appreciate it a lot! Thank you for watching!!
Great Video , love the way you explain the way your fishing, how your fishing and show the humminbird. Surprised your not doing a show on TV
Jack I appreciate that a lot! And maybe one day! Seeing how RUclips treats me first! Haha!
Great video, I used to fish Hartwell with my uncle at night under a bridge that wasn't too far from a ramp. That was my first introduction to crappie fishing and 40+ years later I still enjoy it. I do it differently now though. Long lines and spider rigs! I look forward to your next one.
crappiekrazy1 I have done my share of bridge fishing! Long lining video is coming soon! Thank you for watching!
I appreciate the fact that you show your SI. Good stuff!
Captain Filthy I appreciate you watching! Thank you!
Enjoyed this. We try to come down that way from East Tn once a year to fish crappie at Russell. Always wondered what Hartwell would be like for Crappie. Water looks so good from interstate. May try to hit this in March. Thanks
Jeff White March is a wonderful time for both lakes. Russell tends to have he bigger fish but not as many. Maybe we will cross paths this spring. Thank you for watching!
I accidentally came across your dock shooting 101 video yesterday. It was so good I looked up your channel to see if you had more videos. Just finished watching this one. It is as good as the dock shooting video. Great look on electronics with explanation. As informative as these videos have been - will subscribe as soon as I finish this comment. You mentioned a video dedicated to side-imaging. That would be great. I can see the fish on side-imaging that are in black area under the boat but have difficulty seeing them out away (to the side) from the boat as the fish blend in with the bottom on my 899 SI.
Wesley Hughes yes sir I have gotten enough questions about the side imaging alone to go ahead and dedicate one video to it! It won’t be much fishing as I will cover as much as possible in the video! If you have any specific questions before I make it send me an email clearwatercrappie@gmail.com and I will cover it if I can! Thank you for watching!
Excellent instructional video. I "liked" and subscribed. I got my first side and down imaging fish finder for Christmas this year, so I'm just learning how to interpret what I see. Please continue showing and explaining how you use your graph. I like that you tell what baits and equipment you are using. I would recommend that you always mention the weather conditions and water clarity and temperature. I'll keep watching and learning.
Pilot52 I appreciate the feedback! Just keep tweaking your new graph you will learn to love it! Thank you for watching!
Good informative video. Enjoyed watching and I have subscribed, I look forward to watching your future video's. Love fishing Hartwell in the colder months.
Thank you! Cant wait to put out the next video!
👍🏼#47.... Cool to see someone else that have faith in the core Birds..... they work great.... nice catches...
SK's CRAPPIE Catchn Adventures they really are user friendly and reliable. Thanks for watching! 👍🏼
You're like Saiwarfair SK, you're everywhere Crappies are mentioned. I've just found Winter Time Crappie today and like what I hear so I've just subscribed. Keep bringing good videos Youngblood.
Crappie Hunter I’m glad you stumbled across the video! Thank you a lot for watching!!
I saw ur other video flipping docks. We do that in Texas...lots of fun.
Jimmy Brashear it’s one of the most fun ways to put them in the boat! Thank you for watching!
Would love to see yall do a longlining video at some point. That's what I want to practice this year. Thanks for this video. Really well-done
Justin Brewer you will definitely see a long lining video once these fish set up for that pattern. Thank you for your feedback and for watching!
New to your channel. Great info here and thanks for your time doing them. Looking forward to more.
mike brandon I appreciate it a lot. Just getting the channel started and going! Thank you for watching
good.viedo..great catch.keep it comeing
Tim Tipton thanks bud! I got a new boat so rigging it and getting it ready is taking a lot of my time. Thanks for watching!
Great video I live in Indiana my son lives next to Tugaloo State Park,GA would love to go fishing with you when I am down there visiting
David Howell I’m always on the water! Your son lives in a good area for them. Send me an email sometime when you get ready! Thanks for watching!
Great video man. Can't wait for the how to side image video. Thanks
Mike Lauer I appreciate that a lot! Looks like I will have that one done middle of next week! Thank you for watching!
Nice video, thanks! Around 5:00 during your retrieval, are you shaking the rod slightly with your right hand to get some swimming action in the bait?
R E yes! I try all kinds of different retrieves until the fish tell me (by biting) what they want that particular day!
Awesome bro thanks you so much!!!!
Epifanio Cisneros thanks for watching!!
Great video keep them coming
cecil christopher thank you a lot! And you bet! 👊🏼
Great video thanks for sharing 🤙🏾
Great video thanks
Britt Pereira thank you for watching!
Just found this channel, very very informative. Do you also guide on Lake Hartwell? I would love to learn how to fish brush.
Yes sir I do! Email clearwatercrappie@gmail.com
Can't wait to see more videos!
Stuart Price thanks can’t wait to do another one!
Great videos man!
John Covington just saw this comment! Thanks a lot I appreciate you watching!
Pure fishing genius.
Ryan Wooldridge hey bo your dock got crappie on it?! I’m going to get out of my boat and jump on your dock and see!
Awesome videos and instruction!
Manning the Outdoors I appreciate that! Hopefully i get better at it as my channel grows and I put more videos out! Thank you for watching
Thanks for the video.. very educational.
You are definitely one great fisherman, I would bet you could catch any species you went after , as far as your channel goes , there are some things you could do to help yourself, speak to the camera , look at it while you are talking , pronouncing your words with some separation like the weather man , also in another comment they said you should wear a Mic , they are right we miss a lot of words that you say.
Great video bud. New subber here. Keep them coming. Going to go get a side image sonar tonite at walmart. Man can't wait to try it out on hickory and Norman. Tight lines buddy.
Scott Cozart man you gonna love it! Let me know how you like it. You not far from me. Thanks for watching!
I live on hartwell and fish it in my boat alot. Just getting into crappie fishin, would love to meet up w you sometime
Daniel Wild what part of the lake do you live?! That’s awesome
Hi Brooks, nice video.
Come up to Wylie. I will show you where they are! Actually i have NO idea.
Great video man!!!
Phil Brown - White_River_Adventures I appreciate that a lot! Thank you for watching!
Good video. If you are ever plan to fish Lake Wylie let me know. I subscribed to your channel and will be bugging the heck out of you.....LOL! Keep cranking out the content.
Dieter Melhorn Fishing I will answer any questions I can! Man I wish I lived closer I would love to fish there more!
Good Video, really appreciate it! Thank you
Rodney Hanbaum man I’m glad you like them! Thank you for watching!
I went fishing at The Kroger and caught a nice mess of SWAI I’m fixing to eat now.
Chad Crawford haha sometimes it’s easier that way!
Does you anchor lock on the trolling motor work good when you are close to a dock? My buddies will go crazy if we get too close. I'm guessing it's because of the dock roof blocking the sky even though we aren't directly under the roof.
Geoff Statum it depends on the wind as well! The best thing to do is face your boat to the wind and let your trolling motor work that way. The older spot locks are no where near as accurate as the new ones! If it’s windy usually I manually control the trolling motor. Thanks for watching!
Great video quility, decent audio (I would suggest a wireless lav mic to take it to the next level) and good knowledge.... Subbed and looking forward to more videos and watching this channel grow big time.
Dirty Oar Catfishing I appreciate the feedback! The dock shooting video I had an external mic attached to the GoPro so it was a little better. But I am definitely considering the wireless mic! Thanks for watching!
Good video, bring them on!
Jason Potter oh yeah thanks for watching! 👊🏼
Excellent video, only thing I would add is to use hi- vis line when shooting....Without it, bites will be missed
Marty Olivier I would use it but I have found I catch waaayy more fish with clear mono on these clear water lakes around here. It’s actually an advantage to use clear mono on Hartwell. Thank you for watching!
Nice video I like casting light jigs around docks and cover like you're doing here Lake Murray. I migrated over here from crappie.com after I saw your video I'm OpiemusRex on the forums. I look forward to some more good videos by the way the water down here's muddy as all get-out.
J. Simmons man there is nothing like a thump! Thanks for watching! Keep on the lookout for the videos I got coming up! Hartwell has some muddy water right now too. Anything you want me to cover just let me know!
What are your settings, such a clear image. I have a Mega Gen 3 and don’t get that clear image.......
Like your info GREAT
rjvjr01 thank you! And thank you for watching!
Good job, my only problem is that there needs to be more videos :) keep it up.
Ed Metz Jr thank you a lot! More coming soon!!
I’d like to learn more about fish finders. I’m looking to spend the money but really don’t want stuff that I won’t use..
todd schmutz hope you saw the other videos on graphs! Thanks for watching!
What’s good colors to use in muddy water like Lake wateree
Great video ! Any recomendatiins for a striper guide on hartwell
Ncbasspuller Chip Hamilton. Super good dude. Does taxidermy too! Thanks for watching!
@@ClearWaterCrappie thanks ill look him up !
What area of Lake Marion would you recommend fishing in Dec. and January for crappie?
Awesome video. I fish Lake Hartwell most of the time. I just got my first boat last year and am trying to learn to crappie fish. So in the winter on lake hartwell the fish are in deeper clear water most of the time?
booger boog I wouldn’t say ALL of the fish are, the biggest fish (1lb +) I have found stay in clear water until it’s time to move shallow. If I am going to fish for a bunch of fish meaning numbers, I will go find stained water but generally they are generally smaller! I hope this helps a little bit! Thank you for watching.
@@ClearWaterCrappie thank you. I'm trying to fill the boat up with keepers. What should I focus on in stained waters?
booger boog watch my second video dock shooting crappie 101. That was filmed New Year’s Day in stained to murky water. 👍🏼
Can you recommend a good crappie guide for Harwell.
Yes sir I actually guide on Hartwell. Email me at clearwatercrappie@gmail.com
I am a weekend fisherman and I have a garmin echomap plus 73sv what is a good Ipod trolling motor I have a bass tracker 165 pro Team i am on a budget Oh what do you suggest for the trolling motor Down imaging in traditional
Nathaniel Miller I use humminbird for all my side imaging and down imaging and 2d views. For an I pilot trolling motor you can get a decent set up with the power drive v2. That garmin should show you some crappie! Thanks for watching!
Hey GREAT video!! I’ve been looking for a local guy to help me with Hartwell! Awesome video and I also watched the shooting one too it’s great as well! One question I have is do you fish around Clemson any? And where do you buy your rods from? Thanks again and please keep them coming!
Luke Ramey I have fished around Martin creek before. I have caught a few up there! Thank you for watching! I will try to have a sonar video out next week!
Luke Ramey I get my rods from southerncrappierods.com the guys name is ed. Super good guy!
Which one do you use?
Luke Ramey my favorite is the 7ft which I think he is out of stock. But I also use the 6ft. The 7 ft is the rod you see in both of my videos.
I plan on going tomorrow morning. Can you suggest a location ? Thank you I’m gonna buy some of the rods
If they are not hitting it, then it must feel like you getting it hooked on a branch as you reel it in?
Where did you put in
Good channel. I just subscribed.
VH F thank you a lot!!!!
Good job
Liked what I see. Just now found you. New sub here
Jiggin with Jeff crappie fishing thank you I appreciate that a lot! Thank you for watching!
great video looking to go down and fish hartwell which part of lake is best in winter time never fished it before? Friend of mine has fished top part near north lake in spring is it good in winter? Which creek you prefer?
Andrew Royal any bigger feeder creeks off of the Seneca river or Tugaloo River is a great place to start in winter because of the clearer water and they are generally deeper. The north lake area is great for springtime when the spawn is on, but right now can be really tuff because of how muddy the water is.
Im coming from NC where would be the best place to put in if you don't mind me asking thanks alot
Andrew the easiest most central locations for you to access would be either Portman Marina or Green Pond Landing and Event center. For the Tugaloo arm of the lake Lake Hartwell state park. All three are close to I-85!
Thanks buddy which would you prefer?
Either Portman marina or lake Hartwell state park. I choose based on what part of lake I’m going to be fishing.
How to mark brush pile ?
Jill Sauceman hey bud see my newest video on summertime crappie I actually talk about it on there! Thanks for watching!
Just found your channel. I had a friend in Anderson so been to Lake Hartwell and Russell well and concession (sp) but the lake at that point was drained. Anyway, working on a trip to fish LA, MS, AL, GA then to SC to crappie fish Hartwell, then back to Texas. Good video but also good to see how to fish that area and a reminder how pretty it is there. Almost a pretty as my part of Texas! :-) ha ha. Anyway, new subscriber here. Can's wait to watch other shows later today. Check out my channel sometime and take a look at the slabs I am catching in East Texas. Take care and have a great day! Good work Sir!
Good video! Are you using the anchor-lock on the trolling motor?
bareavis thank you! And actually no, it was just that calm that day to where I could control it with the remote and stay where I needed to be.
@@ClearWaterCrappie Thanks! I troll for crappie, but am interested in trying jigging. Do you prefer deep water for this or any depth work? Keep the videos coming! BTW-I'm turkeyfootnc on crappie.com
bareavis the depth is seasonal and depends on your extended weather conditions. Spawn to post spawn is generally shallower 5-25ft on docks and brush. Early summer to mid summer you can still catch them on brush and docks and bridges early in the morning. And dead winter they can be really deep as you saw on one of those docks! Hope this helps!
Lake Wateree??
What kind of rod are you using ?
Del Smith Fishing in this video I am using a 7ft southern crappie rod! Thanks for watching
Clear Water Crappie thanks for the reply . Where can a person get one of these rods ?
great video! keepm coming!
Afro Bassin TV & Outdoors thanks bud. Cant wait to do another one
I would love for you to come up to lake wateree and fish with me
Terence Robinson I just bought a new boat and I will be traveling a lot more to fish. Like wateree has some big fish. I will have to look you up when it comes up on my list. Thanks for watching!
Brooks which rod do you prefer for shooting docks?
Jeff Freuler it’s easiest to learn using a 6ft rod with a 1/32oz jig head. I prefer a 7ft Southern Crappie Rod like the one I use the entire video. The 7ft rod has more backbone to pull bigger fish out faster and shoot further into the dock! Thank you for watching Jeff!
Which model of Ed's rod are you using
Jeff in the video I am using the SCR71. It’s the 7ft one piece model.
@@ClearWaterCrappie Brooks thank you for your response. I have quite a few of Ed's rods that I use for long lining and spider rigging
Great video! Looking forward to seeing more in the future. What type and length rod do you prefer for casting as you were doing in the video?
The rod is a Southern Crappie Rod. They are about all I use now. In the video all I use is the 7ft one piece rod.The longer rod in my opinion cast so much farther and will even sling a jig under a dock better than a shorter rod.
Hey , i do have a question.
Are you counting down to estimate how deep your jig is?
Thanks
Hey Brett, actually I am not physically counting though you can each time until you catch one. I go for trial and error, each cast or drop down I get deeper and deeper until I catch them. Sometimes I will even then go deeper into the school to give other active fish a chance to bite.
Guess I spoke too soon lol. Thanks
Great job! Just Subscribed
a lot of kindness, time and dedication to produce a video AND tell all your fish catching secrets. Thats coming from an inshore salt water Charter Capt. Ever get to S La and want to chase Trout and Red fish. Look me up.
Capt Vic
Guides Choice Outdoors man redfishing is a second love of mine! If I ever get o Louisiana I will give you a ring. Thanks for taking the time to watch how to catch sac-a-lait!!!
I live in Lowndesville SC on Lake Russell. What would you charge to take me out and teach me more about Livescope? Danny Hozey is my name. You can hit me up on FB or answer here.
Good video,I'm a one rod fisherman year around,vertical jig most of the time,got tons of brush out on my local lake,check out my channel, I have some video of me crappie fishing brush on my home lake. I shoot docks also.