Steve and I wore the crappie out at Okatibbee pushing the little Arkie cranks with the 3 oz pushing weight. We let out 10 ft of line which had it running about 8 ft deep. I just got 50 more of the Arkie cranks in the mail yesterday.
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Steve and I wore the crappie out at Okatibbee pushing the little Arkie cranks with the 3 oz pushing weight. We let out 10 ft of line which had it running about 8 ft deep. I just got 50 more of the Arkie cranks in the mail yesterday.
I know it will be a sacrifice on my part but I am willing to take all Arkie crank baits during that difficult breakin period so as not to have any crappie fisherman or women injured. :Rofl:biggrin
What do you mean by a 3 oz pushing weight? You add weight above the crank bait?Quote:
Originally Posted by ScottV
Yes, about 3 foot in front of the crank.
It's an in-line trolling weight that's 3 ft up the line from the crankbait. The weight pulls the bait down to the depth you want to run it.
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10-4....never trolled or pulled cranks....I like my single pole....but may give it shot one of these days.....I don't need the fish but do like being on the lake regardless....
Same way I used to be, summer time is when I put up my fesh for the year. Ifn I could figure out how to stay cool when loading the boat up and stuff it would be golden.Quote:
Originally Posted by 27458