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Black Crappie / Speckled Perch

AKA: Crappie / Speck / Calico Bass Family: Bream / Perch

Black Crappie / Speckled Perch
Water: Fresh Where: Inland
Size: Most common at 6-12 ounces and common at a pound or 2. Reportedly can reach a maximum of about 4 pounds.
Fight: An alright fighter, but markedly less than other panfish.
Deliciousness: Excellent
Range: Fresh Water Technique: Drifting / Still Fishing / Casting / Trolling
Baits: Baitfish / Earthworms / Lures / Flies Tackle: Spinning / Fly Tackle

The Black Crappie is characterized by a flat greenish or darker body with a lighter to white underside, all over their bodies ar darker spots and mottled stripes. He has a small head, with a large pertruding forehead. His fins anre rounded and may have a pink or yellow tinted stomach.

These fish are found along grassy patches in deeper water, but ventures into spawning waters, shallow grassy beds, during the first of the year to early spring.

Shore minnows, very small baitfish, grass shrimp and earthworms make for the best natural bait, while jigs, spinners and plugs make for the best artificial bait.

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