Testimonials

Thanks to Garland and his company Crappi Candle introducing the Crappi candle last spring.

I have been having a ball using your revolutionary crappie fishing rig, In all types of water this past summer my day and night fishing trips. in the muddy and heavy stained water that is found in many lakes down here in the South the light from the crappi candle device illuminating the bait has increased the fish activity around my rig. In clear water, it makes the baits stand out like a neon sign.

This past Spring and Summer alot of you including myself did some night fishing under a light on a pier. Well, this little gadget works great at night under that pier light. It attracts small bait fish and insects, and not to far behind is the fish. Now the bigger fish are waiting in the deeper water to feed on the bait that gets past to smaller fish.

Fellow Anglers, do not think that the Crappi Candle is just for crappie. I have caught some great catfish and bass with the candle day or night.

I highly recommend the Crappi Candle to all the fishing folks here, Just like I do to the thousands of visitors to my website www.crappieslabfishing.com or www.basshogfishing.com.

The Crappi Candle has impressed me enough to actually sell the fish attracting rig on my website.

For me to sell a fishing product to my website visitors to increase their fun, it has to work as the manufacture promised or it doesn't get recommended by me and definitely not sold by me.

One of the missions of my website is to protect visitors from products that do not work.

Take The Fish To The Freezer The Crappi Candle Works As Advertised.

Oh, one more thing, to help you save you a few bucks. Please do not forget to order a card of batteries when ordering the Crappi Candle. The reason behind that tip is go to Walmart Jewelry Department and look what they want for one battery. When buying a card of batteries on-line you get five which should be enough to last you a summer of fun.

If you are in the Memphis Tennessee area during February 2009, come to the Agricenter February 20 -22 , 2009 to see me demonstrate the Crappi Candle and buy some, but I would not wait that long.

Keep The Hooks Wet,
Steve Mcgoldrick

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Last spring the folks at 4 Bears Lighting requested I film some underwater video of a new fishing product called the Crappi Candle, developed to night fish for crappies. The idea was simple and straight forward. A small light connected to the fisherman’s line would rest just above the fisherman’s bait and shine down on the bait, illuminating the bait in similar but simpler fashion as large lights used at night for crappie fishing. The original concept was to make the bait more visible at night and catch more crappies.

Curious if the idea would work, I took the Crappi Candle to a local lake and set up an underwater video camera using Aqua Vu’s Scout model along with its digital recorder accessory. Late in the day under low light conditions, I put a Crappi Candle about a foot above my minnow bait and put the minnow 15 feet down near the bottom along a steep drop off. What we captured is authentic underwater video of the Crappi Candle in action, and you can view it yourself on the front web page of crappicandle.com. The results exceeded anyone’s expectations.

What the video shows is unmistakable evidence that more than just illuminating the bait, the light actually attracts fish, especially crappies. You can see on the video curious and pesky bluegills that quickly came to the light first and started chasing the minnow bait and checking out the light. But then you’ll see crappies swimming to the light, attracted to the light more than the minnow swimming just a few inches away. Even crappies not interested in an easy meal approached the light with curious intent. No one guessed that rather than spook fish, the Crappi Candle’s light did more than just shine on the bait, it attracted fish to the bait even if the fish weren’t interested in the bait. Few fishing products can do that.

The video shows 3 different crappies taking the bait, one of which first came to the light, swam briefly away, and then returned a few seconds later at full speed to take the minnow.

The lake where we filmed the Crappi Candle is in Wisconsin where the water is clear and also where muskies inhabit many lakes. As it turned out, the Crappi Candle attracted so many crappies and bluegills that a musky is clearly visible on the video entering the scene looking for meal and investigating the camera disguised to look like a bluegill.
Also in the video a walleye is visible entering the scene just to investigate the light, and then swimming away, leaving the minnow below untouched.

The Crappi Candle does attract fish, no doubt about it, during the day as well as night. Next spring we’ll be filming a new and improved version of the Crappi Candle and comparing catch rates to fishing lines not using the Crappi Candle. Can’t wait. Stay tuned.

Doug Stamm
www.stammphoto.com