At this year’s ICAST Show, held July 10 – 13 at the Orange County Convention Center in Orlando, Florida, B’n’M Poles of West Point, Mississippi unveiled five new fishing rods as part of its new product lineup for 2019.
B’n’M pro staffer Kent Driscoll said finding the right combination of trolling motor, batteries, and fishing gear keeps him trolling in crappie all day long.
Depending on where you’re from, you might refer to Ty Konkle’s favorite fish as a yellow catfish, a mottled catfish or even just a Mud cat. As a part time fishing guide with full on flathead catfish fever, Konkle doesn’t mind what you call them.
Across the country, crappie may be entering the spawn up north or finished with the spawn in the south. Regardless of your location, sooner or later “Crappie Season” ends and you have to deal with the aftermath.
During March and April, B’n’M pro-staffer and Des Moines catfish guide Jonny Coleman takes a break from chasing catfish to chasing fish with paddles on their nose.
In part 1 of this two part series, we profiled the tactics and gear needed to engage in multiple rod tactics, this article will continue that series, discussing single pole crappie tactics, how and when they work and also making some important gear recommendations.
Ever wondered what B’n’M product to use when learning a new crappie fishing tactic such as Spider rigging or Slow Vertical Trolling, a tactic made famous by the team of Ronnie Capps and Steve Coleman? Read up in our mini series of articles on how to pick the right rod for the job.