Two crank-pulling questions

[M R Dux]

Lots of folks have old bass crankbaits laying around in tackle boxes that haven't been wet in years. I probably have well over 200 cranks in my boat but this weekend we went old school and dragged out some of those old baits in traditional patterns. It was pretty much the pattern we caught all our fish on. All my Bandits and custom painted Chinese baits stayed dry. That's as far as I'm going with my info. Just don't give up on those old "Bass" baits. Check out some flea markets and yard sales. Might find a gem. From Saturday catch.

["G"]

Yep......your right

[MJohnson]

I hadn't even thought about yard sales, there's a bunch going on now that the weather has gotten better.

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[Joey Clark]

I sure hope this crank bait pulling is fun. Bc you can sure burn through some dough trying to get set up to do it.

[wbeadlescomb]

I enjoy it especially on the cloudy days when the dock shooting isn't hot. If you fish a lake with spotted bass or stripe in it you'll get sick of catching them after awhile. I've caught a good many catfish big bluegill and shellcracker too

[hotrodsrx]

OK, just ordered a couple dozen of the 350 series, I'll see how they do at Mi. crappie camp next week!

NickD What size boards do you use? I want to buy some that I can use for crappie and also for walleye/spinner harness on Cass Lake MN. BTW I do have some tadpoles to use with the harnesses.