Ordered some of your jigs yesterday. Can you tell me a good set up for crappie fishing? Rod, reel and line. Thanks - Steve

there are a million different rod, reel, line, combos you can use for crappie and all of them work. I will tell you what we use and why. when we fish we carry 6 rigged combos each. they are all the same the only difference is line weight. 3 of them have 8lb line for casting 1/16 and 1/8 jigs the other 3 have 4lb line for casting 1/32 jigs. the reason we carry 6 is if we get hung and loose a jig we can put that rod down and pick up another and keep on fishing.
having to buy 12 rod n reel combos[6 for her 6 for me] can get expensive so our equipment is cheap and all can be purchased at walmart. our reels are zebco micro 33's $17.97 each. we use spincast reels because they are simple , wont backlash casting tiny jigs and occasionally we have the grandkids fish with us so they can use them too. rods are 4ft 6in zebco hotcast $5.97 each. plenty sensitive and tough. I have stepped on them on the deck and they dont break. line is mr crappie hi-viz $9.00 a spool. I buy 2500yd bulk spools. 1 spool will fill all reels multiple times. And last but not least JIGLYF jigs tied on to every combo. like I said before you could use the newest fanciest most expensive gear but in the end its just crappie we're fishing for

This is perfect! Thanks so much!

Thank you Reudiger for your order

Keep us posted on your catches

pot licker and I would like to thank all the TFF members who purchased the big crappie starter kits, the TFF, and especially Jim Sr for putting up this post we really do appreciate your buisness!
All good things must come to an end and today is the final day to get the free box. so get your orders in by midnight.

The big crappie starter kit was such a big hit so We now have the big crappie PRO kit on the website please go check it out

Awesome looking jigs. I sent you a PM with a few questions. Thanks!

Thank you
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