Finding Crappie Bait To Guarantee Crappie Strikes

When you begin looking into crappie fishing, you mayWhile frozen bait is available and will work, when using
have noticed the wide range of bait available. Onereal bait, the best way to catch crappie is to use live
mistake fisherman make is getting comfortable withbait. By placing the live bait on the hook through the
one type of bait, and sticking with it. While some typesrear body near the tail, live bait will live for a small
of bait may catch crappie year round, chances areamount of time after being placed on the hook. This
there will be times when another bait would workallows the bait to move and swim, attracting the
better. The key is to experiment with different typescrappie.
of bait, whether it be changing the color of Jig you areOne thing is for sure, live bait will catch Crappie, or die
using, or going for live bait rather then artificial.trying.
Your choice of bait should be based on the area inPopular Artificial Bait
which you are fishing, what season you are fishing in,Jigs
and the weather at the time of fishing. Crappie will beThe most popular artificial bait available is the jig.
attracted to different types of bait depending on theThousands of varieties of jigs are available. While
current situation they are in.some fishermen swear by a certain type, color, or size,
Live Baitthe smart fisherman's tackle box contains a variety.
Nothing will work better for Crappie fishing then theEach unique situation you find yourself in should
bait that the fish on a daily basis. Crappie will alwayswarrant a different type of jig.
respond to the bait they know before responding toBodies - The body of the jig comes in a variety of
artificial bait.types including rubber, plastic, marabou, hair, rubber
The first thing you must do is find out what thebands, floss, tinsel, chenille, and many other types of
Crappie in your area eat. While minnows is alwaysmaterials.
your best bet, there may be a more predominate baitTails - curly tails, ripple tails, broad tails and triple tails
fish in the water, such as shad. Many states haveHeads - lead heads, floating heads, diving heads and
websites or phone numbers you can call to find outstanding heads.
more information about water conditions and the fish inColors - while thousand of colors are available, the
the water. By using these resources, you can educatemost popular colors for fishing is yellow, pinks, greens,
yourself and save time experimenting with differentwhite, and blues. Clear jigs, Glitter jigs, and even
types of live bait.multicolored jigs are available as well.