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Catch More Crappie After The Spawn With These Secret Tips

Watch Al and Dan Lindner target big postspawn crappie during spring using a new killer panfish jig from Big Bite Baits. Crappie are a fan favorite for many because they are fun and easy to catch and great eating. Crappie fishing is as much a game of timing and location as it is of presentation and patience. In this in-depth breakdown, Al and Dan Lindner take us into the heart of the post-spawn period—a prime window for intercepting big crappies as they transition from shallow spawning bays to deeper weedline structures. With evolving weed growth and seasonal delays, adapting your strategy is crucial. Here’s what they discovered during a productive day on the water. Understanding Crappie Migration Patterns — Crappies are notorious for moving with the seasons. During spring, they can be found in water as shallow as 1 to 4 feet, particularly in back bays. As summer settles in, they shift to weed-covered points in 8 to 15 feet of water. Come fall and winter, you’ll find them suspended over deep basin areas, often between 25 and 30 feet. The key to staying on fish is moving with them—and electronics make that job easier by identifying the large packs of crappies that tend to group together. Follow us on Facebook: ➡️   / lindnersanglingedge   Follow us on Instagram: ➡️   / lindnersanglingedge   Our website with all things "Angling Edge": ➡️ https://anglingedge.com/ FishHead TV, long format fishing content, and vintage old-school fishing videos: ➡️ https://fishhead.tv/ ▬▬▬▬▬▬▬ ✔ CHECK OUT OUR STORE ✔ ▬▬▬▬▬▬▬ Hats, shirts, DVDs, books, decals and more: https://goo.gl/SlRKRh ⚑ SUBSCRIBE ⚑ Never miss a video; subscribe to our YouTube channel for instant updates: https://goo.gl/hBaeb8 00:00 Introduction 01:46 Big crappie catch! 03:23 Swimming A Jig 06:35 Another Giant crappie catch!