Thread: New to pushing cranks

A PST is designed to handle up to 5 oz.

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Thanks guys. Anybody do it this time of year?


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Originally Posted by Cubeice

How fast will you go with this technique?


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1.5 to 1.8......adjust speed to keep line at 45 degree angle like the chart shows

Originally Posted by Adcarson79

Dang 3oz?


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He also makes a 4oz which is what I use when the fish are deeper.

Originally Posted by "G"

A PST is designed to handle up to 5 oz.

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It won't do that much weight very well. It bows up too much. BnM is working on a new Power Trolling, Crank Pushing rod as we speak. Field testing has started from my understanding. This is reliable, but unconfirmed info tho.

I use the crappie max 12' rods from Bass pro shop. I push them with 2 oz weights. They have the backbone to handle it


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Originally Posted by BigRiverMarine

It won't do that much weight very well. It bows up too much. BnM is working on a new Power Trolling, Crank Pushing rod as we speak. Field testing has started from my understanding. This is reliable, but unconfirmed info tho.

This is correct! Some prototypes were sent to pro staff members late last summer for testing and feed back. I checked with B & M on availabity and was told they would be available in 2018 line up. I think their line up is announced and available in the fall.

Anybody pushing cranks this time of year?


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