Pulling Cranks 101

Anybody got a depth chart for Brad's Wigglers like the depth chart we have for the Bandit crankbaits? I wasn't sure if they were in that Troller's Book... If so, can somebody take a picture of it and post it up?

DoubleG

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Originally Posted by majflyboy

I need one to keep my cranking battery charged while running all the bait and live wells.

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Hook them up to TM Batteries I had the same problem

WARNING: Any new crankbait fisherman.... Your tackle box will explode and your pocket book will shrink when you get addicted to CRANKS.... I pulled for the first time last year and look what found its way to my box for this year....

Bandit 300s
http://i615.photobucket.com/albums/t...s/IMAG0174.jpg

Regular Fatfish
http://i615.photobucket.com/albums/t...s/IMAG0172.jpg
http://i615.photobucket.com/albums/t...s/IMAG0173.jpg

Brad's Wigglers
http://i615.photobucket.com/albums/t...s/IMAG0171.jpg

You got a good start on it Zack.

Yep Zach is addicted, lol

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Originally Posted by majflyboy

I need one to keep my cranking battery charged while running all the bait and live wells.

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As you know, I run 2 live wells and 1 minnow well all day on my battery and it still cranks....minnows and fish still alive..... secret, timers and ice...........

Just my opinion, but solar panels are a waste of time and money.... rather carry an extra battery...

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Originally Posted by G3 Fisherman

Maj...I am sending you a PM...I don't want to highjack this thread. :)

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G-3, will you send me the PM on pushing cranks?

Thanks
W Perch

Can't let this die.

Pulling cranks sure paid off for me in our Fruit Jar tourney at Lake Washington. Had a winning weight of 14.45lbs and took big fish too with a 2.45lb'er. All the studying of the info on this thread and trial and error paid off finally. Here's a look and some biguns.

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I'm the guy on the left.

Hey Major, how deep of water were you pulling in? And were you using 300's? I've been catching them at Okatibbee in around 8 ft of water by spider rigging jigs and longlining curly tail grubs. I might could pull some 200's with about 25 ft of line out.