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John's Journal... Entry 209, Day 4 KENT DRISCOLL ON CRANKBAITING FOR CRAPPIE Everything You Should Know About Crankbaiting For Crappie EDITOR'S NOTE: Kent Driscoll of Cordova, Tennessee, enjoys crappie fishing so much that he fishes the Crappie U.S.A. and North American Crappie Tournament trails and belongs to the Troll Mate Crappie Club in Memphis, Tennessee. For the next week, I'll tell you about the tactics Driscoll employs for the summer months to take suspended crappie. This week we'll learn about crankbaiting for big crappie. Question: How many crankbaits do you have out at one
time when you're fishing for crappie? Question: Is there anything else I need to know about
crankbaits? Question:
How small of a crappie do you catch on crankbait? Question: How many big fish have you caught out of one
school of crappie? QUESTION: What types of lakes do you look for to pull
crankbaits for crappie? Question:
You have a canopy that you pull up on your boat. Why is that? Question: How much of an advantage is the Bimini top?
To learn more about Lake Arkabutla, Driscoll's favorite crappie-trolling lake near Hernando, Mississippi, go to www.visitmississippi.org, or call (800) WARMEST. You also can go to www.hernandoms.org or call the chamber of commerce at (662) 429-9055, or check out the Days Inn in Hernando at (662) 429-0000, or see www.thedaysinn.com. TOMORROW: DRISCOLL ON THE MYTH THAT TROLLERS DRAIN THE LAKE
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Large Crappie
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