oghfm Posted February 18, 2018 Posted February 18, 2018 of crappie and probably a limit of whites (all released). Both species really nice sized, probably only released 10 illegal crappie. Pretty cold and mistly at 9:40 when we started, gusty later. Bluegrass jokers early, black and pink beaver bottoms when sun came out. Found baitfish near channel break, drop to bottom, up 2 cranks, light thump from crappie, inhale from whites. Looking wet next week. 3Dfishes, lmt out, JCreek and 6 others 6 3
Members Joel Montgomery Posted February 19, 2018 Members Posted February 19, 2018 What size and color of jig head was you using?
oghfm Posted February 19, 2018 Author Posted February 19, 2018 3 hours ago, Joel Montgomery said: What size and color of jig head was you using? White 1/8 ounce rockport rattlers on an eleven foot B and M ultra light w/ reel seat at bottom like a flyrod. I hold that in my left hand, although I'm right handed. Ol Todd Huckabee technique, left hand has better reflexes/sensitivity than power hand according to Todd. The other rod is Outlaw 10 foot crappie/walleye rod which is sold/marketed by J R Oldham at the Cabins on Stockton Lake. It's a much stouter rod (more backbone). I believe Everharts also sells them, possibly other places. I have one gold and one chrome jig head on that one, both 1/8 ounce. I tie Huckabee loop knots about 15-18 inches apart, which allows the jig to always lay level because of the loop knot. The second rod is in a bee line rod hold set about a foot over the water, and I attempt to keep my line as vertical as possibly with just a little forward thrust. I avoid brush piles w/ this 2 jig setup, and will use it thru pre spawn. I also use the Outlaw pole for pulling cranks, won't rip it out of a crappie mouth but has enough backbone to set the hook on a walleye. Hope you can envision all this. OGHFM
Members Joel Montgomery Posted February 22, 2018 Members Posted February 22, 2018 Thanks for the info
Recommended Posts
Create an account or sign in to comment
You need to be a member in order to leave a comment
Create an account
Sign up for a new account in our community. It's easy!
Register a new accountSign in
Already have an account? Sign in here.
Sign In Now