Deep Water Crappies (Tips & Guidelines)
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Date: 2022-05-15
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Comments and reviews: 10
Ben
If you do desire to get a fish go in deep water like this is to either weight them of fizz them two techniques used in bass fishing down south for a smaller fish like a crappie weighting would be more practical ik for bass I use 4-6 oz duck decoy weights and u put that right in their mouth, it will take the fish down the the water level that is is comfortable after a while that fish will either spit out the weight on its own or u will jerk the weight around and it will let go saves me a lot of bass in the heat of summer
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If you do desire to get a fish go in deep water like this is to either weight them of fizz them two techniques used in bass fishing down south for a smaller fish like a crappie weighting would be more practical ik for bass I use 4-6 oz duck decoy weights and u put that right in their mouth, it will take the fish down the the water level that is is comfortable after a while that fish will either spit out the weight on its own or u will jerk the weight around and it will let go saves me a lot of bass in the heat of summer
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Shawn-s
I've been telling people this for years. I think that this issue should be pushed. Just cause your fish swims away in the hole doesn't mean its gonna survive. Your are actually killing fish. You may aswell keep' em and find fish in shallower water to release. 25 feet or less. 25 feet seems to be the magic number from my experience. Great video. let's see more about - the bends---
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I've been telling people this for years. I think that this issue should be pushed. Just cause your fish swims away in the hole doesn't mean its gonna survive. Your are actually killing fish. You may aswell keep' em and find fish in shallower water to release. 25 feet or less. 25 feet seems to be the magic number from my experience. Great video. let's see more about - the bends---
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TMS
Nice video. The fish baratrauma ethics are appreciated. The size limit on crappie in my state is 9-. Unfortunately the many small crappie sometimes caught deep water perch fishing (perch hang about 35 FOW in the lake I ice fish) have to go back. No way to control it when they-re mixed with the perch that have no size limit.
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Nice video. The fish baratrauma ethics are appreciated. The size limit on crappie in my state is 9-. Unfortunately the many small crappie sometimes caught deep water perch fishing (perch hang about 35 FOW in the lake I ice fish) have to go back. No way to control it when they-re mixed with the perch that have no size limit.
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Caleb
Late comment I know.
I'm all for ethical angling and agree most of the fish caught from deep water do not seem ok. That being said, many fish, including perch, bass, trout, whitefish, walleye, etc, will occasionally chase my bait out of 30+ ft of water to just under the ice in a matter of seconds.
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Late comment I know.
I'm all for ethical angling and agree most of the fish caught from deep water do not seem ok. That being said, many fish, including perch, bass, trout, whitefish, walleye, etc, will occasionally chase my bait out of 30+ ft of water to just under the ice in a matter of seconds.
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RageFlakez
Thank you for speaking on responsible catch and release. Being a mostly C&R fisherman myself, I-m glad to see you harvesting only what you need, and doing the right thing and leaving, despite that flasher showing a hole stuffed with fish.
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Thank you for speaking on responsible catch and release. Being a mostly C&R fisherman myself, I-m glad to see you harvesting only what you need, and doing the right thing and leaving, despite that flasher showing a hole stuffed with fish.
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Cameron
This doesn't apply to fishes without swim bladders (e. g. Sharks) or fishes with physostomous gas bladders like the trouts. So lake trout for instance would be just fine to release from 40 feet down
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This doesn't apply to fishes without swim bladders (e. g. Sharks) or fishes with physostomous gas bladders like the trouts. So lake trout for instance would be just fine to release from 40 feet down
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Joe
Question, I've had some basin crappie chase way up into the water column. How to they regulate their own swim bladder in these situations where they swim themselves from deep to shallow?
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Question, I've had some basin crappie chase way up into the water column. How to they regulate their own swim bladder in these situations where they swim themselves from deep to shallow?
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Mike
Great video. I've been lucky enough to find basin crappie suspended 18-20'. But i do catch perch - between 15&40'. The deep caught ones go home. The shallow ones go back.
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Great video. I've been lucky enough to find basin crappie suspended 18-20'. But i do catch perch - between 15&40'. The deep caught ones go home. The shallow ones go back.
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Icecoldone4me
Bleed your fish out immediately! That would be a helpful thing to add so viewers know how to have those delicious fish (all fish) taste even better
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Bleed your fish out immediately! That would be a helpful thing to add so viewers know how to have those delicious fish (all fish) taste even better
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Adventure
They dont die, they swim back down where the pressure is, if you think all fish die from pulln them from 40ft yer crazy.
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They dont die, they swim back down where the pressure is, if you think all fish die from pulln them from 40ft yer crazy.
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