Josie Dutcher, 13, of Greene, N.Y., holds up a beautiful pair of black crappie she caught in a waterway in St. Lawrence County. She used a crappie spinner.

The black crappie – or croppie, as it is called in some parts of the country – is a flaky, white and sweet freshwater species that's well suited for a fish fry.

An angler’s guide to crappie and crappie fishing. By ROGER PHILLIPS Idaho Dept. Fish & Game Mar 28, 2022 ... There are two species, black crappie, and white crappie, ...

Crappie eat other fish, almost exclusively. Nightcrawlers and artificial baits aren’t going to work well. Know this: Chautauqua Lake is fortunate enough to hold both sub-species of crappie. With that ...

Did you know there are lakes with bass, tilapia and other fish less than an hour away from Phoenix? Here's where to find the ...

Minnows and crappie fishing go together like stinkbaits and catfishing. Although adult crappie feed on other forage as well, small fish make up most of the crappies’ diet. And because minnows ...

Crappie guide Lee Pitts says that Lake Weiss fish, which have mostly been on the channel edges this winter, are also heading shoreward. Weiss is a nationally-famous crappie spot, producing tens of ...

There are two species of crappie, both found in South Carolina waters. The SCDNR website describes white crappie as having an "overall body color of gray-green with a silver side and white belly.

We arrived at that time when nearly all species, white bass to crappie, put the sprawling into the sprawling raw-file Midwest Fishing Report.

Crappie, like many other species of fresh water fish, have eyes set on the upper part of their heads. They are designed to look up, so put your minnow or jig where it stands the best chance of ...