Winter transition crappie fishing!

[SOONER*REDNECK]

Whats your thoughts? Great channel if you all like youtube!

[local16]

That guy lives on that lake. Lake of Egypt which is a power plant lake and 2 1/2 hours south of me. He puts out some pretty good videos. Right now, we are catching all the crappie you want in brush in 10-18 foot of water. We only use jigs and tubes. We mark a brush pile and then tight line 8-10 foot deep. These fish are fat and full of shad and thump the jig hard. If it's a sunny bright day, they will suspend over top of the piles and don't like a boat sitting over them so when the bite slows, we back off and cast the same jig under a bobber and usually catch a few more keepers from the pile. If it's cloudy/overcast, they will be buried in the piles and we have to drop the jig down in the brush and actually bump the brush and they crack it. Fun time

[SOONER*REDNECK]

That guy lives on that lake. Lake of Egypt which is a power plant lake and 2 1/2 hours south of me. He puts out some pretty good videos. Right now, we are catching all the crappie you want in brush in 10-18 foot of water. We only use jigs and tubes. We mark a brush pile and then tight line 8-10 foot deep. These fish are fat and full of shad and thump the jig hard. If it's a sunny bright day, they will suspend over top of the piles and don't like a boat sitting over them so when the bite slows, we back off and cast the same jig under a bobber and usually catch a few more keepers from the pile. If it's cloudy/overcast, they will be buried in the piles and we have to drop the jig down in the brush and actually bump the brush and they crack it. Fun time

Sounds like a great time indeed.