Thread: Pulling Cranks 101

Ok, if I was going to buy some Wally Marsh cranksbaits to run on the big lakes, which depth, size, and colors do I need to get?

Going to try to orders some of the bandits off their site, give the the colors I need, I know mostly 300 series, right?

Originally Posted by Dodgeman

Ok, if I was going to buy some Wally Marsh cranksbaits to run on the big lakes, which depth, size, and colors do I need to get?

Going to try to orders some of the bandits off their site, give the the colors I need, I know mostly 300 series, right?

Click on specials, they have a few 300's at a good price just not all the good colors.

Wally Marshall Crappie Cranks 3/8 OZ , Two and a quarter inch size size. Ole Miss, Bubblegum, PinkieToe, and Midnight Fire are the colors that I like the best in the WM crankbaits. Lavender Shad works pretty good too.

Thanks G and Steve.

I'm looking at the Bandit site now. And I just want the 300 series, right, not the 400 or 700 or the Deep Flat Maxx, right.

Ok, off topic question, on the Bandit site, there is a fishing reports section, well I didn't see the big lakes in Mississippi listed and Bandit is in Sardis?

Is that a strategy to keep the folks stalking Torch down to just WB?


Ok back to buy crankbaits.

Yep 300 series on the Bandits

For Mississippi fishing reports.....just click on this and then click on what lake you want. MDWFP Fishing Reports

Pulled cranks today at Sardis and MAN, that was fun. Pulled with my original four poles and I stayed busy for about three hours. Could not believe how big the fish were. Only caught two short fish & one Goo, the rest were quality crappie. I quit keeping fish after seven, even released two from my live well. What a great day!!:D:DCan't wait until tomorrow.

Oh, and BTW, nothing has ever been invented for a solo fisherman that is better than the Terrova with I-pilot. It's too amazing to describe tonight but just imagine that you set your course and speed and then don't have to drive the boat any more.. Sweet.

Originally Posted by Dodgeman

Thanks G and Steve.

I'm looking at the Bandit site now. And I just want the 300 series, right, not the 400 or 700 or the Deep Flat Maxx, right.

A few 200's aren't bad to have either. Ran into a situation about 2 weeks ago where the crappie wanted the 200's more than the 300's even though they were run at the same depth. I assume this was because to get the 300's shallow where the crappie were chasing shad, they were being spooked by the boat. The 200's were being run on a longer line, but were running high in the water column.

Maj is correct on the Ipilot.