Super User deep Posted July 8, 2015 Super User Posted July 8, 2015 Sure, why not? About 2.5 hours work with a Pointer 100SP resulted in this: 6 Quote
Super User Darren. Posted July 8, 2015 Super User Posted July 8, 2015 Absolutely! Why NOT? Good on ya, mate! 1 Quote
CeeJay Posted July 8, 2015 Posted July 8, 2015 Awesome Yep, once you find crappie you can land a bunch. Can you give info on your line, rod power/action, and reel you used? I've never personally used anything over 6 lb test mono for Crappie. In my very, very, humble opinion even 6 pound mono is overkill for Crappie. But that's just me 2 Quote
Shanes7614 Posted July 8, 2015 Posted July 8, 2015 Awesome Yep, once you find crappie you can land a bunch. Can you give info on your line, rod power/action, and reel you used? I've never personally used anything over 6 lb test mono for Crappie. In my very, very, humble opinion even 6 pound mono is overkill for Crappie. But that's just me 6lb is perfect as far as I'm concerned. Crappie in NJ can easily be over 2lbs and the state record is in the mid 4's. I knew a local cop when I lived there who caught it in a private lake. 1 Quote
Shanes7614 Posted July 8, 2015 Posted July 8, 2015 We used to fill the bottom of a canoe when I was a kid at a local private lake with small rapalas and a couple split shot on the line to get a little depth in the spring when they would school up really heavy a couple weeks after ice out. Quote
Global Moderator Bluebasser86 Posted July 8, 2015 Global Moderator Posted July 8, 2015 Awesome Yep, once you find crappie you can land a bunch. Can you give info on your line, rod power/action, and reel you used? I've never personally used anything over 6 lb test mono for Crappie. In my very, very, humble opinion even 6 pound mono is overkill for Crappie. But that's just me Don't try to catch them on 6lb around here. Better have braid and even the small ones you have to move quick. Quote
CeeJay Posted July 8, 2015 Posted July 8, 2015 Don't try to catch them on 6lb around here. Better have braid and even the small ones you have to move quick. But that's what telescopic long poles are for Quote
Global Moderator Bluebasser86 Posted July 8, 2015 Global Moderator Posted July 8, 2015 9' of water under that pile with holed barely big enough to pull a crappie back through and those trees behind it are out to 35-40' of water, I'd love to see someone longpole that stuff Quote
CeeJay Posted July 8, 2015 Posted July 8, 2015 9' of water under that pile with holed barely big enough to pull a crappie back through and those trees behind it are out to 35-40' of water, I'd love to see someone longpole that stuff I'm sure some crappie pro's could do it. Certainly not with 6 lb mono though. As for me? Nope I wouldn't even try Quote
Super User WIGuide Posted July 8, 2015 Super User Posted July 8, 2015 That stuff looks like cane pole water! Quote
Super User gardnerjigman Posted July 8, 2015 Super User Posted July 8, 2015 Sure, why not? About 2.5 hours work with a Pointer 100SP resulted in this: Holy fish fry! 1 Quote
Super User Bankbeater Posted July 31, 2015 Super User Posted July 31, 2015 I never go below 6 lb. line. You never know when you might catch something bigger than a crappie. BTW, nice mess of fish! Quote
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