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Loading ...Clear Lake Crappie Fishing November 18, 2007
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Here’s another good day of crappie fishing at Clear Lake, California. 120+ 1.5lb averages are not uncommon here… that’s what Nelson caught by himself the day before he came out with us!
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i swam there once time, crappie even kiss my but make me feel like snake biting i am terrified. so you guy caught all crappies out
make me feel more safer next time. thanks lot !
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This is california.
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Clear Lake swimming? Not in that algae ridden pit. Great fishing though. I’ve seen HUGE crappies out that lake.
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haha he is the pimp
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looks like ther was lots of noobs tryin to get in on his fishing hole in other boats ther
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Haha — Look at the dorks behind you, trying to get in on your action!
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That was a nice over cast day right at early evening before the bait die off . Bass cat and crappie load up at this time and right after. Geno
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doesn’t your arms get tired from catching 120+ fish setting the hook like that?
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When the adrenaline is running, he probably doesn’t feel any soreness, but I would think his shoulders would be a little sore the next day. He’s never said anything.
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pig crappie omg!!!
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Nice slabs !
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why does he set the hook so weird?
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how do i get to clear lake from fresno ?
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For new fishermen, I’d recommend live minnows. I’ve never fished there, but I assume you could find crappie there too.
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It’s the theme song to Kill Bill
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Fastest way would be to go straight up I-5, past Sacramento, then take 20 West until you hit Clear Lake.
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thak you
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what kind of rod are you using?
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Nelson is using a 7ft G Loomis IMX panfish rod, rated 2-6lb test. The other guy is using a Megabass rod rated 4-10lb. That rod (with the split grip) will set you back about $370.
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what reels and size are you guys using? Is the brand of line important for Crappie? Thanks.
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The reel sizes are most likely between 500-1000. As long as you use premium line, brand shouldn’t matter.
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I betcha I could catch as many crappies with an ugly stick and have a better time laughing because I just saved myself $500.
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wow, great fish! love the soundtrack btw…
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Thanks!
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LOL. Yeah, you’re right about that. Some guys have the touch and others don’t.
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