He typically starts his fishing in the winter while the water is low. He scouts out his favorite spots. He finds the brush piles. He notes stands of dead timber. He does a complete job of the scouting.
His fishing day typically starts on a Friday night. He spends some time checking the boat over. He cranks the engine. He makes sure the gas cans are full. He checks all his poles and rigs them.
On Saturday morning, he kisses his wife before dawn and heads out to his favorite spots. He launches the boat, checks his maps, and off he goes to those spots he found during the low water.
When he gets to his favorite spot, Joe kills the motor and takes a look at the weather conditions. Depending on if it is overcast or sunny, he will pick different colors. As the sun comes up, he looks at the water. Same story, the color of the water will tell him what colors to pick.
Joe Don picks a color, hones a hook, rigs up and starts fishing. No fish are biting yet. Joe Don checks to make sure he is in the right spot and he is. He decides to go with a different color. Wham, he gets hit by a big crappie. As the day changes, Joe Don probably switches color 20 times.
By noon, Joe has caught his limit of crappie. He heads for home. Joe knows that dinner tonight is going to be a delicious plate of succulent, tender fried crappie. He know that tomorrow morning he will catch his limit again.
Now that folks is the way to catch a mess of crappie.
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