Louisiana Sportsman

During his crappie fishing career, Kevin Alleman has never let a full moon cancel his plans. If anything, he uses it to his advantage.[…]

When the cypress trees are awash in spring green, you can bet that below their gnarly limbs are crappie conducting their annual spawn.[…]

Marsh Man Masson finds crappie with a technique he put to use this week on a cypress-lined river not too far from his house.[…]

Chas Champagne finds crappie, also known as sac-a-lait, on the spawn. They crushed them with the Matrix Mini in the shallows on the beds.[…]

Kendall Frederick made a trip to Toledo Bend in late February and found some beautiful crappie up shallow.[…]

Lake D’Arbonne boasts one of the state’s most abundant populations of quality crappie. Brad Black turns it into his playground.[…]

Crappie in South Louisiana move up to the shallows to spawn this time of year, and they always seem to be nosed up against cypress trees.[…]

Laurette Mequet of Cecilia, who has pulled beaucoup sac-a-lait out of Henderson Lake, knows where she’ll target sac-a-lait in April.[…]

Toledo Bend is a nationally known hot spot for bass anglers around the country; however, it is equally as popular among crappie anglers.[…]

Kenny Kavanaugh of Farmerville has a love for fishing, especially for big crappie, and he shares that love with his dog, Ghost.[…]

Marsh Man Masson took his son Joel onto the Tchefuncte River to catch some crappie using a pack of Bobby Garlands.[…]

The Live Roam’R from Bobby Garland Crappie Baits can be rigged a number of ways to entice crappie to eat in late winter and spring.[…]

A section of the old Bartholomew channel was dammed off years ago. Known as “The Cut-off,” it offers fishing for bass, crappie and bream.[…]

Lake D’Arbonne is one of the top places to catch crappie this time of the year according to Jimmy Watt of Bastrop.[…]

Crappie fishermen the world over can get their hands on the deadly new Flashin Assassin developed by Collier Thornton.[…]

Louisiana’s crappie harvest is vibrant, according to Robby Maxwell, an inland fisheries biologist who reported to the LWFC.[…]