With 15/4 Cajun braid and 300 at 100 ft I have hit 18 ft.
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With 15/4 Cajun braid and 300 at 100 ft I have hit 18 ft.
With 10 lb. mono and a Bandit 300 to go 18 ft. I have to have 160 ft. of line out at !.6 to 1.8 mphQuote:
Originally Posted by cray
I find myself catching a lot of fesh with just 25 foot of line out, especially early in the day, even started running 200s some so I could run shallower in the column. More trouble to stay shallow than to go deep, got 3oz sinkers for that. Even have got to where I run a mix of 200s and 300s more and more. I do know that the 40/10 Power Pro is TUFF, haven't lost a bait SO FAR this season but it has only just begun.
I haven't lost many through the years.....where I pull at Sardis and Enid.....nothing much to get hung on. I try to run my baits two to three feet above the fish I am seeing on my screen.....can pretty much tell if they are crappie by how they are stacked up.
Thanks. I know with 75 ft out I can bounce 300's in 14 fow
Does the precision Angling app have any Data on the Rebel Crappie Cranker. The bill on the bait says that it is a Rebel Deep Wee R, so I suspect the crappie models are just special crappie colors....... Just wondered if anyone had any real numbers for these lures.
Never mind... I downloaded the app myself, and no, there is no info on the Deep Wee R.
The Rebel Crappie Crank-Rs pull depth wise about like a Bandit 300.....I think they have a better wiggle tho
Thanks G. I bought a bunch of em on sale last month and just wondered.
Use the 10lb Fireline chart.Quote:
Originally Posted by torch