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Ebony & Ivory
04/23/2012
You know, there are TWO species of crappie. With crappie season in full swing across the country, all crappie tend to get lumped together into one species and most anglers don’t fish any differently, or even care what the differences are. Ignoring the differences between these two species can be a big mistake and cost you in terms of fish at the end of the day. We’ll start with the biological differences, and then have some of B’n’M’s pro-staffers explain the differences they find between the two species where it counts, on the water.
Whitey Outlaw Springs Into Action
04/09/2012
For St. Matthews, SC native Whitey Outlaw, late spring is a time when he can take some time off from competitive crappie fishing to do a little recreational crappie fishing. That means the veteran B’n’M pro-staffer can come off the road from the Crappie Masters Tournament Trail and come home to the Santee-Cooper Lakes just in time to find some big white crappie moving up on their spawning grounds. In Outlaw’s eyes, there’s no place like home.