Rippasher06
4/14/2013 9:03:00 PMI live in AZ now and know nothing about those fish. Is it an easy fish to learn to catch? I could use some tips because rumor has it they are everywhere here.
fishinChristian
4/14/2013 9:19:00 PMNicely done. They are biting!
Rip: Last time I was in AZ they were almost everywhere, and bigger average than here. Not a terribly hard fish to learn. jigs and small tubes, minnows if legal, and Jigmiester plastics here lately. Worms and grubs. Light line, like most panfish.
Rip: Last time I was in AZ they were almost everywhere, and bigger average than here. Not a terribly hard fish to learn. jigs and small tubes, minnows if legal, and Jigmiester plastics here lately. Worms and grubs. Light line, like most panfish.
Rocky
4/15/2013 11:15:00 AMWOW you Yakima boys are a bunch of crappie catching machines. I remember as a kid we would go to Moses Lake and catch them by the hundreds keep the reports coming.god bless
fishinChristian
4/15/2013 5:07:00 PMThose look darker than average for Rotary.
I noticed over 100. It is hard to keep track when they come in that fast, and when you locate 'em, they do!
I noticed over 100. It is hard to keep track when they come in that fast, and when you locate 'em, they do!
GordyC
4/15/2013 8:14:00 PMtrout-killa, I was fishing the highway side, more cover on that side for the crappies. I don't often catch that many crappies at one time. I bet you the next time I go there the fish will have moved on.
maxxy
4/15/2013 9:15:00 PMWow, I have been trying to catch crappie in yakima for a while now. Were you using a slip bobber with jigmiester's jig? What depth was the bobber set at?
Barberz
4/19/2013 12:33:00 PMGordyC once you cast your bobber and jig out did you just let it be or did you jig it or pop your bobber every no and then??