Tomorrow I plan on pulling crankbaits on Neely Henry in addition to shooting a few docks. I've never pull cranks before, so what depth should I start at this time of year?
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Tomorrow I plan on pulling crankbaits on Neely Henry in addition to shooting a few docks. I've never pull cranks before, so what depth should I start at this time of year?
By no means am I a pro at dragging cranks but if it were me i would run channel ledges in 10-15 FOW. Also channels running into creek mouths. Assuming you are pulling 300 Bandits. Good luck and post results.
Also, Typically it is White Crappie that hit crank baits. They seem to be more aggressive than Black Crappie in regards to cranks.Quote:
Originally Posted by PW1
I have tried pullin cranks a few times on Neely Henry and did not have much luck at all. I guess I will just keep doin what I do best.
First time I pulled cranks on Neely Henry I did pretty good. I have tried 2 or 3 times since then with no luck. I am sure they can be caught with them if you can find the right area. I have been meaning to get back over there and try in the main river channel and some areas on the lower end of the lake.Quote:
Originally Posted by RogerA
JimySlabFingers,
Did you go to Neely and how did you do?
Well how did you do?
Ended up with one cranking. Only did it for about 45 minutes. Fellow I was withgot bored and we bass fished the rest of the time and also pulled a few crappie off of a tree that holds them pretty much year round