An Easy Way To Locate & Catch Crappie In 2025

I thoroughly enjoy ALL your videos and get great joy watching you get so excited when you set the hook on so many "Munster" sized CRAPPIE.
I'm 73yrs and had to have 5 vertebrae Fused in my neck Jan 27th this year…then 3 surgeries on my left knee. I'm gonna be laid up for prime fishing this year so I'm so glad to have found your channel…..Boy-O-Boy I'm tellin' ya, you cheer me up with your antics and quirkiness…too much like me my wife thinks we must be related. I told her we are all related as the children of GOD…she just looked at me and then laughed too.
Thanks RG and keep 'EM Coming.

Do you ever go north and fish Lake Wylie?

I’m sorry I gotta say this talkin on a pint you made about the color rt b4 u skipped to ur Lou… there’s this color of old lunkerhunt baby shad it was a combination of gold and chartreuse I don’t remember what the name of it was but I dubbed it the “muddy water jig” after me and my brother just ripped em up left and right one day @ the dock

Tell him to take beano before eating

If I am fishing a river, like the Coosa, will this technique work? What features do I need to look for?

Richard Gene you know Black Folk

Richard I sent a message on g mail about blems

I'd sure would like to have some of them crappie for breakfast this morning mmmmmmm goooood

I sure love me some crappie but since I got disabled just can’t go gettem

The boy sat staring into the shallow water of his local lake. He saw several Crappie building nesting circles on the lake bed.. They had removed all debris, and washed the sand in their mouths until only a clean circle remained.
After the nest was finished, each fish would begin a hypnotic dance over top of it. turning and spinning as their bright colors flashed in the mid day sun. All done to entice a female to lay her eggs so that he could fertilize and care for them until birth.
The boy grew curious, so he tossed a red berry into the nearest nest. The fish quickly removed it, inspected his nest, and then continued his dance. The boy repeated the process a few times , and each time the fish grew more and more aggressive. Darting in ever larger circles around the perimeter of his nest.
Then came the time when the fish took the berry to his closest neighbors nest….dropped it in…and then attacked his neighbor. After returning from the attack, he would no longer dance. Just swim in angry guarded circles over his nest.
This seemed like the perfect opportunity for further in-depth scientific study. So the boy threw a handful of berries into the nest. As one could imagine….It was ON. The water turned to boiling chaos as the fish began to attack all of his neighbors and destroy their nests. Some fought back while others just watched the mayhem until the water filled with mud that blocked all sight. The boy then continued on his way, dreaming of a future in international politics. True story 1970's.

Thank you for another great teaching segment Mr. Richard. God bless.