Crappie

oh yeah, I caught 1.8 crappie, they definitely put good fight (for their own size) on my 4 pound line.

Yea I prefer a 6 foot or 5'6 light rod with a small reel and 4 lb line for any type of pan fishing but my 6 foot st Croix and Abu Garcia revo spinning reel are at the bottom of a lake sad story

Benjenstark10 - Ouch, what happen to your reel? if you don't mind me to asking...

I'm using ultra-light ten footer rod (with 4 pound line) for any fish! from panfish to salmon or even stripers too! hell of fun for battles! sadly, all of battles always last less 20 seconds or so.

Yea I prefer a 6 foot or 5'6 light rod with a small reel and 4 lb line for any type of pan fishing but my 6 foot st Croix and Abu Garcia revo spinning reel are at the bottom of a lake sad story

Had that happen to me the very first time I went kayak fishing. Looked back and my rod and reel were gone. But the story had a happy ending. It was a shallow pond. I went back two weeks later and the sun just happened to hit that spot at the correct angle so I caught a glint of something in the water, my rod and reel sitting in about 6 feet of water, and I was able to snag it back.

I have caught many crappie between 2 and 2.5 lbs on Webster lake. I know there has to be a three in there. Springtime is the best time , they spawn just before or at the same time as bass

I have caught many crappie between 2 and 2.5 lbs on Webster lake. I know there has to be a three in there. Springtime is the best time , they spawn just before or at the same time as bass

caught a 2.9lb crappie through the ice on webster lake this past winter got a pin for it

Webster Lake has won the Gold Pin many of times, maybe last few years. Always cver 2 1/2 and close to 3, little floating poppers or Hammer jigs

Been catching a ton of crappie this season on minnows. Haven't caught one until this season. Landed quite a few that i thought were bass.