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Reply With Quotesure would like to have one and find out. Last year I felt that since they were deep the fronts had little effect on them.
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Summer time coldfront
Hey guys, in a summertime cold front do yall prefer spider rigging or pulling crankbaits? Does one work better than the other during a summertime cold front or is it just a preference? Thanks
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sure would like to have one and find out. Last year I felt that since they were deep the fronts had little effect on them.
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Unless the cold front last for 4+ days, I wouldn't stop pulling cranks. The water temps not going to drop that much unless it is a small/shallow body of water. You never know though. It would be called "catching", not "fishing" if luck wasn't involved.
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I want to attempt the crank bait here in Texas, but I do love a lit up brushpile!
Want to use them at the dam this winter.
