Old school way of catching crappie right beside our favorite buoy where we’ve caught them for years

i would love to see a Bass competition with out electronics lol

THank YOU SO MUCH

Kudos to u guys for going back to the (old school) basics. It's a testament to being a true fisherman. People who uses electronics are not real fisherman; they become men who find fish.

I enjoy fishing without a sonar myself. I enjoy how it focuses your attention to detail on the river and reading the current. Love the video!

No electronics just hoping we can remember where the brush pile is 😂 that you found originally with a fish finder

I fish more without any electronics than I do with them. Not only crappie but bass fishing also. Growing up we couldn’t afford the electronics anyway so I had to learn to find the fish. Over the years I’ve honed my skills and senses in pretty good. Now days I use the one at my console in GPS mode on a new lake but rarely remember to cut the one on at the bow. Great video.

I am 69 years old and cherish the memories with PawPaw and dad fishing Ol’ River in Louisiana. An old fly rod with float and a hook and a big bucket of minnows. We could catch plenty of Sacalait with just old time know how.

Him describing his childhood is basically me every time I fish. I don’t own any fancy electronics

Most fishermen want go to the river or lake if they don’t have live scope I have a sonar on my boat I use it for depth don’t know much about it other than that

Good show thank you

@g3sportsman

6 жыл бұрын

Thanks for watching

I don't have electronics. Some days I come up zilch. Some days I find the pattern and it's on!!!! I may keep it that way

That's what I'm talking about! Old school!

It's how I fish anyway and it's fun because it's just u and nature..

I call it fishn blind & I don't like it.....LOL Was a cool challenge vid though....I could do your job with a great BIG smile 😁... keep'um coming

I sure do appreciate those videos on Stockton Lake I like to see more of them from you what kind of jig was you using what color was it a Bobby Garland or I couldn't tell what color that's the lake I fish a lot I live about 25 minutes from there thanks again for the video I want to see more and more

@g3sportsman

6 жыл бұрын

We mainly used minnows. Cant remember what jig we may have used. Usually when the water is clear on Stockton, a pink and white is good one

I can not get over the similarities between this guy and Hank hill. Please do a video on Hank hill impersonation. More so the lines dealing with "propane and propane accessories". Thanks

I never have and never will use electronics to fish and I keep my freezer filled up. Mainly with catfish though. I luck into some crappie now and then.

This video was a dog on good’n

What are the biggest size tubes or curly tails do you say work the best for Crappie? Wanted to try fishing for them this summer.

@g3sportsman

6 жыл бұрын

The biggest size? I would say no larger than a 3". You may not catch as many due to its size and the smaller ones may not hit it. A good size for all round crappie fishing is 2"

@boomn216

6 жыл бұрын

Thank you for the info.

I've never used electronics but want a lowrance bad for my jon boat

How about some of your squirrel hunting videos?

@g3sportsman

6 жыл бұрын

Sadly theres only one but you can find it in the hunting tab

Did y'all catch any black crappie that whole day? I've never seen that many white crappie in a row like that!

@g3sportsman

6 жыл бұрын

Not in that particular spot. Seemed to be full of white crappie. Was ok with me. Thx for watching

@chouyi007

6 жыл бұрын

Oh yeah, I like catching them both the same. Just like with people, black and white crappie may look a bit different, but they sure are equal!

Doesn't count... They scanned this whole area beforehand.

@g3sportsman

5 жыл бұрын

Scanned with what???