Anyone have any charts they have created for these baits? The upc255?
Here is what I have found. Hope this helps.
18ft - 6 ft deep
30ft - 8 ft deep
40ft - 9ft deep
53ft - 13ft deep
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Anyone have any charts they have created for these baits? The upc255?
Here is what I have found. Hope this helps.
18ft - 6 ft deep
30ft - 8 ft deep
40ft - 9ft deep
53ft - 13ft deep
I have ran c55s/255s for several years now. I consistently get them ticking bottom in 18 feet of water with 100 feet of 10 pound mono. I paint my own and run both #4 hooks on them or #4 in back and #6 in front, depends on my mood. I always use a snap swivel on my cranks.
Ok thanks. If others that use them can help we could have a good depth chart
18ft - 6 ft deep
30ft - 8 ft deep
40ft - 9ft deep
53ft - 13ft deep
100ft - 18ft deep
Good job JW, wish I had the patience to paint but I don't.
Hard to imagine that only 13' of line out changes the curve by 4' of depth from 40 to 53' of line out when 47' from 53' to 100' changes it only 5'.
Well, it is a curve...that means that at longer lengths, the change will get less and less per foot of line out.... At some point, adding 100 foot of line will not make the bait go any deeper at all.Quote:
Originally Posted by BigRiverMarine
Where can you order those crank baits?Quote:
Originally Posted by arkansasbowhunter
I order mine from wlure. Thanks Reese. I got my oldest to paint her first one yesterday.
She is gonna use it on her key chain
Hope she doesnt put hooks on it.:yikesQuote:
Originally Posted by arkansasbowhunter
I was aware that they will bottom out at some point, and that more line out after that can cause a reverse reaction by making the bait move up because of the bow and drag on the line, but 4' with only a 13' more line out is a bunch.Quote:
Originally Posted by Iwannafish