Trolling crankbaits

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Originally Posted by smokercraft

Hey Troy,

A crankbait, in your case, is considered a one bait or hook by definition.

You could use two crankbaits on one fishing pole and be safe. You cannot use three crankbaits on one fishing pole (not sure how you would do that anyway).


Thanks,


Jamie L. Smyth
Fisheries Staff Specialis
Division of Fish and Wildlife
402 West Washington St, Rm W273
Indianapolis, IN 46204
Ph: 317-234-7629
Fax: 317-232-8150

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Sorry for the confusion guys i emailed INDNR and copied what jamie sent me and posted to share again im sorry for the confusion

Troy

Jamie is a personal friend of mine that's why I said thanks to him...
No confusion here.

He does read this stuff on here.

Can someone PM me and tell me the in's and out's of pushing crankbaits?
Thanks

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Originally Posted by excited4711

Can someone PM me and tell me the in's and out's of pushing crankbaits?
Thanks

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Go to the Ms forum they have a whole section on it,

:hesaid its a long read but worth it and a guy on ms board makes and sell wieghts for pushing cranks

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Originally Posted by smokercraft

:hesaid its a long read but worth it and a guy on ms board makes and sell wieghts for pushing cranks

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That's ScottV, read the thread, it will do a couple of things. First it will give a BUNCH of insite on the art of pulling cranks, most days it is not an art but there are certainly days it is. Second thing it will do is give a pretty good idea of how to read the MS boards, lot of playing around on the board but when you need help they are rite there for the most part. 3 years ago I was as lost as I could be when it came to anything other than single-poling during the spawn, now I feel confident I can go to the lake and have a good chance of catching a mess of crappie 12 months out of the year. Crappie.com is responsible for that, at first on just the MS boards and now across the whole site. KISS, keep it simple stupid has always worked for me and the way I need it, the cranking thread will do just that. Good luck and don't be skeered to ask questions.