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A crappie hole is any place in any body of water, where there is a "hole" in the ground under shallow water. In Florida, the alligators like to dig holes about 12 feet deep and 12 ft wide. They also mound up the dirt and lily pad roots.

In other areas of the country, it may be a spot where a tree used to live(and was uprooted,or died years ago, leaving a "hole")...or you could have natural holes in the shallow water with soft muddy bottoms caused by uneven surface ... or air pockets under the muck.

If you are a avid crappie angler, you know these "crappie holes" hold crappie and you can catch an amazing batch of crappie in a very short period of time. Now you are probably wondering what is this guy talking about? why would any crappie want to hide in these so called "crappie holes"?, well this answer to your question is one word, "protection", but definitely not from you!, please follow the following steps to fish these crappie holes dry.

Step#1 Get out on the water before 6:30am. First find a hole that may hold crappie. Look close to the shore with 15-20 feet .... look among the lily pads look in extremely shallow water...

Step#2 set your bait to get down 6 inches. Throw your line out and hit the center of the hole. Use your wrist to make the bobber repeatedly hit the water, making popping noises. This particular sound simulates a crappies instinct to feed because it sounds like prey has fallen in. Be careful not to pop it to hard, and loose your bait.

Step#3 Very easily move your wrist in a flicking motion to keep to boober moving.

Step#4 If you aren't getting any bites, raise the bobber a few inches out of the water and drop it harder. This will create a different and louder noise that will attract the crappie.

Step#5 And if you still don't get anything get your bait down 12 inches .. then pop the bobber a few times. Keep moving your bait down the line until you reach 2 feet under the surface, and keep popping the bobber.

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