Thread: Pullin Cranks

Slab is The Man!!!

BTW Slab, make sure the boat is a 20 foot bay boat with a 225 Yammi and a 15 hp trolling motor please.

Originally Posted by deltaduk

Scott do you run your lines at different lengths? If so, what is longest, I been doing my longest lines straight out the back. Shortest are my 12' poles coming off side of boat.

Great questions/comment. I've often wondered about this but always seem to forget to ask until I'm on the water.

I run two 6's in center , two 12's and two 16's on outside with line counter reels. I let the fish tell me on amount of line out. Usually start with 75 , 100 and 125 ft.

Rees guide, earlier I mentioned my 4'10" rods. Mine are completely different. They are cabelas rods about120 bucks each!! Don't make them any more. At that price I can see why. However when I waded the st. Francis river and caught 100-140 spotted bass a day they couldn't be beat. Best rod to handle the combo of shallow water wading and lots of low branches to get under. Big rods were harder to get where the bass lived. Asked Cotton Cordell why the rod builders didn't make them (he made a sweet 5'2" for a while) and he said" Son, it's a computer world. When the computer says it sells at whatever percentage and another at a higher level they quit the lower seller." Not that many folks wading. So I got 2 little rods and put shimano bantam reels on. Still got them but have gotten too old to wade. Knees won't allow it.

Same here Major. Works better for me with the setup on my boat. I have side rails on mine I mount my holders on. Then with my Bimini too, just works better on my case.

Originally Posted by majflyboy

I pull six PST's from the sides, 8', 12' and 16'. Gives me 4' of separation between each rod. Works well for me.

Originally Posted by blueball

i will have to find me a pair of 410`s

Grizzly jig has them for $12

Originally Posted by ducker

Grizzly jig has them for $12

Thx ducker, ima order me a couple too

Grizzly Jig Company - 410