Set up to spider rig. Longlining would be a close second. Dipping a jig or casting a float will work too. Just don't be looking for any docks to shoot.... leave the cranks at home until June.
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Heading to Enid and Grenada March 8th and was just wondering if pulling crank baits this time of the year will do any good. I am not set up for spider rigging so was wondering what your second preference would be to fish these lakes.
Set up to spider rig. Longlining would be a close second. Dipping a jig or casting a float will work too. Just don't be looking for any docks to shoot.... leave the cranks at home until June.
You just really never know.....majflyboy won a tournament on Washington in Feb a few years ago pulling crankbaits.
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As G said you never know. if you don't have em you cant try em. Where you from in Illinois? Actually just before spawn has been my best day on cranks.
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That's on my bucket list. You do good on Cranks there?
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Well lot of folks didnt figure the CM National Championship would be won on cranks in October year before last so "you never know". Mine are in the closet till June, if you are set up to pull cranks then longline, March 8th will most likely be pre-pre-spawn!!!!
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[QUOTE=clfarms1;2898315]we are heading down the same day, where are you staying at[/QUOTE
We are staying at the Cossar State park are by Enid. Close to the dam. Mark Twain lake in Mo. is another water shed control lake which the water level is all over the place in the spring. It can treat you real good one day and go back the next day with no change in the weather and have very little luck. In the spring if a cold front hits we pull cranks in the deeper water.I think the cold weather moves them out a little deeper.