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FALL FISHING TIPS FROM OUR TEAM!

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It's hard to believe that summer is almost over! With Labor Day typically being the signal that the summer season is ending, we are just two weeks away from the unofficial start to fall. And you know what that means... Fishing season!   Firstmate Controls   loves the fall fishing season. Not only is it a great way to keep having fun on the water and in the great outdoors, but it is also a wonderful family activity to enjoy together. Today we are talking about Bass and Crappie fishing with a few tips and recommendations from our team at   Firstmate Controls . Keep reading to learn more! Crappie Fishing Once fall arrives, fishing for crappie can get tricky. Crappie live in almost any depths of water once fall hits, rather than staying in one particular area. Crappies' choice of living space is influenced by the oxygen content, light, and availability of food. The water starts clearing up once summer boat traffic dies down. Here are a few helpful tips to find and catch some ...

Anyone Hoping To Catch Some Crappie This Winter?

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Winter officially starts Monday, December 21, 2020! What do you like to do in the winter? While some may prefer to stay indoors, others may prefer to take advantage of this prime fishing time! Our boat lift remote control system company is here to give you a few helpful tips for fishing for crappie this winter, in this week's blog. Remember, Get on the water FASTER, with Boat Lift Controls you can count on at Firstmate Controls ! Visit our website at www.FirstmateControls.com for more information. Anyone Hoping To Catch Some Crappie This Winter? USE JIGS THAT TRAVEL AT A SLOWER PACE. Because fish swim slower in the wintertime to conserve energy, it's important that you're using jigs that also move slowly. A lightweight jig will not sink as fast as a heavier one, so most anglers stick to the small ones in the winter. A heavier line will also slow your approach by causing more resistance in the water, and even a bobber will slow a jig. Float rigs are great for allowing the ...