The Ultimate Guide to Fishing Skills, Tactics, and Techniques by Jay Cassell

Author:Jay Cassell
Language: eng
Format: epub
ISBN: 9781620872918
Publisher: Skyhorse Publishing, Inc.
Published: 2012-07-18T16:00:00+00:00

33. Return for Wayward Suspenders

At times, your fish finder may pinpoint a bit of key structure—an isolated stump, for example, or a rock pile—that is void of crappie. When you find such areas, slowly circle around that spot and look for suspended fish. If you find them, make note of the structure’s location, then return to it later. You might find that these previously inactive crappie have moved onto the structure and begun feeding.

34. “See” Edges Out of Sight

Fall crappie often hold along creek-channel drop-offs and other edge areas. You can fish such a location better if you mark it with several buoys. Locate the drop-off with sonar, then slowly follow the edge. Throw out a marker buoy each time you cross a certain depth—10 feet, for instance. Continue placing the buoys, about 20 feet apart, until you’ve used them all. Now you have a visible image of the edge and can fish it more thoroughly for crappie.

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