First trip this summer pulling crankbaits and the fish were hungry.Attachment 507262Attachment 507263Attachment 507264Attachment 507265Attachment 507266Attachment 507267Attachment 507268
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First trip this summer pulling crankbaits and the fish were hungry.Attachment 507262Attachment 507263Attachment 507264Attachment 507265Attachment 507266Attachment 507267Attachment 507268
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Good job and pics. Thanks for sharing
Very nice!
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Very nice! I'm gonna have to get over there one day! Thanks for sharing.
That's a load of good eats! Nice job.
You been sayin dat lolQuote:
Originally Posted by shadow
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Goin soon.
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Little brother has a little better setup than me and typically out cranks me with numbers! [emoji41]
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But you taught him dat lolQuote:
Originally Posted by silver deck
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Yes, I have! But you keep going salt water fishing instead! lolQuote:
Originally Posted by fishervet
Both of us learned how to troll for speckled trout along time ago before we started that technique on crappie .Quote:
Originally Posted by fishervet
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So…. I am not alone
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I went.do the.same, probably in July. 3 hours...not a.bite. it was my First time trolling crankbaits. You gotta show me how to do it.
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That's a loaded question. Ha Ha! It would literally take me days to tell you all that I have learned about trolling crankbaits. I started back in 2016 so I've been at it for quite some time. My best advice to you is to start where I did over on the Mississippi board. Go read the sticky at the top of the Forum "Cranking 101". That's where I started. It took me a couple days to read it and then re-read it. Other than that I'll give you a couple of quick pointers. Depth is the key. And by that I mean getting your lure back to the same depth the fish are at repeatedly. For that I say line counter reels are a must. Rods don't have to be anything fancy. I say the cheaper the better. Lures, I prefer deep diving lures. They run on shorter lines which makes turning easier, i.e. less tangles. Bandit 300's, Bill Norman Deep Lil' N's and Arkie 350's. 10# test is all I use. Swivel clip on all my rods which makes changing lures easier and undoing tangles. Don't believe what they tell you, it does not affect the action of the bait. Color, the fish will tell you that during the course of the day. Speed, I generally stay around 1.4-1.6mph. Water temp & clarity, this is very important. Water temp is best above 70 and it is best to have at least 8-10" of visibility in the water. So you want stained to clear. Now this applies to what I have learned fishing here locally. The last thing I will leave you with is the i-Pilot. That was a game changer for me. I started out using the outboard with a trolling plate and sometimes the old foot controlled trolling motor. The i-Pilot allows me to fish hands-free. I hope this gets you started in the right direction.Quote:
Originally Posted by Dapet
I got most of these...bandita 300 and 200's; i pilot; line counter reels; snad swivels. How much line do you peel out?
I tried different speeds. Thanks for the reply.
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