Crappie in Kansas may not be high on your list for great crappie fishing but maybe it should. On this G3 Sportsman episode, Craig Nichols “The Crappie Cowboy” gives a neat tutorial on catching crappie with
Catching crappie in the hot months of Summer can be challenging at times. Have you ever though to check the thermocline? On this G3 Sportsman episode, Scott Turnage meets up with Kris Nelson of Tandem Fly
“To catch catfish in the Fall you may want to sometimes think to look shallow.” At least thats where to look on Truman Lake says guide Capt Jeff Faulkenberry. Along with G3 Sportsman Westin Yancey, they
Catching crappie can be a whole lot easier when you find their bait source. Most likely that will be shad so, find the shad, find the crappie. Kyle Lasater, a crappie catching fanatic on Bull Shoals
The crappie have moved into their Fall transition and Scott Turnage (G3 Sportsman) travels to Pomme de Terre Lake in MO to hook up with Kris Nelson of Tandem Fly Outfitters to find crappie moving from
With technology advancing, locating and catching crappie has become easier the past few years. Is it helping or hurting? Is it too easy to catch crappie? Is it not fishing anymore? So, what does the future
Crappie can still be caught in the late Summer days but they maybe a bit finicky. We joined our old buddy Kyle Lasater (who you may not recognize) on Bull Shoals Lake in NW AR for
The crappie spawn is what a lot of crappie anglers look forward to every year. The action is usually fast and there can be lots of crappie caught. On this G3 Sportsman episode, host Scott Turnage
Crappie in the Summer are just like us and not happy when its hot. On this G3 Sportsman episode, Scott Turnage gets a few secrets on where to look for crappie in the heat of Summer
Blue catfish have the feed bag on gorging themselves on the abundant food supply since the recent shad kill on Truman Lake. Capt Jeff Faulkenberry gave us the call and he and G3 Sportsman Scott Turnage
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