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Reply With QuoteWhen you're pushing a crankbait, you need a weight to pull the bait down. You can run the bait 20 ft deep if you want.Originally Posted by KDAVID1
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You pull and push at the same speed. I usually start out at 1.7 mph. I would run the same speed if I was only pushing although you could push at any speed since the weight already has the bait at your desired depth.
I haven't had any troubles with line twist assuming my crankbait is running right.
Last edited by ScottV; 04-23-2012 at 11:41 PM.
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When you're pushing a crankbait, you need a weight to pull the bait down. You can run the bait 20 ft deep if you want.
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if you go with a smaller CB, do you need more weight to get to the same depth as the 300's??
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I don't think so. I think your weight and line out pretty much control your depth
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Since primarily fish a shallow lake 5-15 fow i watch my lure and as soon as the rod tip starts that bounce thats it,usually about 1.2-1.5.
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Good info guys keep it coming
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Pushing is super easy, don't need no line counter!
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I have been using your loop knot for the weight since you told me about a year ago,works great. Cuts down on extra hardware. Thanks Scott
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