300s, well 350s in my case, can fish them from 1 foot deep to 100 feet deep.
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I have some questions concerning crankbaits, series and possibly brands.
Do you experts prefer to use 300 vs 200, or 350 vs 250? Or vise versa? Or do you use both? Or do you use them all?
From my short experience with them thus far, the 300's seem to be a better solution. Less line, variety of depth.
Am I on to something, or just completely off??
Thanks,
Brian
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300s, well 350s in my case, can fish them from 1 foot deep to 100 feet deep.
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200 and 300 bandits,strike king 3xd,wiggle wart,c55,and arkie 350's .A man could get away with deep divers only but I like having some 200's in the boat.Also the strike kings are overlooked by alot of people,but they are becoming one of my favorites
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Ditto, I have a wide variety from
300, 200, c55, and 200 clones, and flicker shad. Kinda like plastics ya never know what they might want. I just add a few every year and the collection grows. I personally have no experience with arkies but I see plenty folks use them.
If you get in my boat and look at my cranking rods you will see half of them have a yellow wire tie at the but section.This is for when i`m running the 200 on one side and the 300 on the other,the poles with the yellow wire ties will have the 200`s.![]()
I won a contest and got 10 bandit 300. Still have 8 lost 2. Various colors. I fish them shallow and all the war to 16 ft. I have bought some very good looking strike kings that have produced.
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I run 200's for what stated more line out gets bait further away from boat and I have 500 more to paint![]()
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