How do I rig live bait for crappie? That question (and more) are answered by our experts in our roundup of the best rigs for crappie fishing.

" Hello folks, This week Ivo and Antonio take you out for some sunset crappie fishing from a small boat, close to shore. Ivo shows you some important tips on how to set up your rig specially to catch ...

Cane poles or telescoping fiberglass poles are the preferred equipment most West Alabama anglers use to catch crappie when summer arrives. Some try jigging poles that allow them to vary their ...

Due to the success of the rig for bass fishing, a new smaller version came out earlier this year for pan fishing. Several anglers have had great success using it to catch crappie and bluegill.

Good lure choices include jerk baits, Alabama rigs or crank baits. Southtown Sporting Goods in Fayetteville recommends using minnows or jigs for crappie.

Unlike the previous brushpiles I had fished, ones found in 15-20 feet of water, this one was in a depth of 11 feet, with ...

While crappie rigs and perch spreaders commonly catch lots of perch, the warmer inland lake waters require anglers to make a switch to hooks or lures tipped with nightcrawlers, redworms, waxworms ...

Use Alabama rigs along points to catch black bass. Southtown Sporting Goods in Fayetteville reports fishing is hit or miss. Crappie are in their winter pattern and staying close to brush.

Today we're going without any livebait! We're going to run the T-Turn Bait Rig 1A which is made for perch, crappie, and panfish. On the bare hooks we're going to add a single eyedrop (the artificial ...

Crappie are biting fair, reports Jon Conklin, fishing guide. Anglers report catching lots of small crappie with minnows or jigs around brush. Crappie must be 10 inches or longer to keep at Beaver ...