I think it's "more" of a White Crappie technique, simply because White Crappie tend to roam in open water more/more often than Black Crappie (which tend to be more cover oriented most of the time). Now, Black Crappie "will" hit a crank, but it's more likely to not be out in the open water flats where the White Crappie roam during those warm water periods.


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