Thread: Cranking report

Now all you need is some of the new Arkie 350 crankbaits that ScottV designed the colors on and I field tested. They run good and have a good wiggle. Arkie 350 Series Crankbait

Originally Posted by "G"

Now all you need is some of the new Arkie 350 crankbaits that ScottV designed the colors on and I field tested. They run good and have a good wiggle. Arkie 350 Series Crankbait

Hey G when do you think we will start seeing those Arkie 350s in our local stores
I use the smaller Arkie crappie crankbaits exclusively for pushing and I can't wait to try the 350s

Great pics and some nice fish.

Nice catch

Probably be next year......you can order them off of the Arkie website though and Grizzly Jig will be stocking them soon as well.

theygotaeat is right on! We caught these the day after Memorial Day trolling cranks. I don't mean to hijack your thread just want to add to it. I didn't catch these in LA but pretty darn close to it. The pic is about half of the days catch. And of course they are the better fish.

Originally Posted by Mac Daddy

theygotaeat is right on! We caught these the day after Memorial Day trolling cranks. I don't mean to hijack your thread just want to add to it. I didn't catch these in LA but pretty darn close to it. The pic is about half of the days catch. And of course they are the better fish.

No problem the more the merrier

How much weight do you normally run for pushing cranks?

Originally Posted by 20watt

How much weight do you normally run for pushing cranks?

3 ounce ...I tried 2 ounce but didn't like them as well

I use three oz. weights for pushing crankbaits