could try some Bandits, or even maybe a Bandit, but I always use Bandits. 100's, 200's, or 300's depending on the depth of your lake and fish. check in to the MS forums there are several crank pullers there with a wealth of knowledge.
for me to fish? I fish a deep clear lake of 90 acres. Fish don't relate to structure, many wasted brushpiles. So therefore most fish are caught trolling, I mean long lining, behind the boat.
I am just curious what is the best brand and size crank for this type of lake? Any help and input will be appreciated.
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could try some Bandits, or even maybe a Bandit, but I always use Bandits. 100's, 200's, or 300's depending on the depth of your lake and fish. check in to the MS forums there are several crank pullers there with a wealth of knowledge.
Bandit 300's will catch them.
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we arround here years ago started out with shad raps and wiggle warts, my brother in law was a master with the shad raps, caught lots of crappie on them things. did not know there was anything else, but alas got hooked up with SE MO. guys and them Mississippi misfits and Bandits are all over my boat now, good choice.
thanks SE.MO and Mississippi folks.
Bandits are great, and the BPS wally marshall now crappie cranks are just as good and a little cheaper. I have caught more crappie with a small jointed rapala with a little added weight in fire tiger pattern. I don't ever go trolling without them.
Bandit 300 series the best color for me so far is Pink/Silver sparkle
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Bandits are very popular and should be, but also try Berkley Flicker Shad, and Jointed #5 Shad Raps.
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whatever happened to the "hotshots" from long ago? they were the rave back in the 50's.
I'm guessing this is what you are talking about, had thought of getting a few to try.
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