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    Ive never used crankbaits to fish for crappie , but with what ive seen here i think i have to try it. So i went shopping! Hope this will get me started. I think imma try to push and pull at the same time off the front. 2 out front weighted 2 angled back. Bought the johnsons for out the back. Anyone use johnson crappie cranks? They any count?Name:  0628181125.jpg
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    Those will work. Good luck. Watch your lines starting out doing both at once. Turning at higher speeds with pulling cranks making turns can at times pull your pushing poles weights high enough in the water column and into the trolling motor if using too light weights and your push poles at the very front of the boat.
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    Yep...you need three oz weights on your push poles...3 ft. above the crankbait.
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    its very Relaxing and a great way to learn your lake. pay attention to your electronics

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    Thanks guys all tips are appreciated!!!

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    Quote Originally Posted by "G" View Post
    Yep...you need three oz weights on your push poles...3 ft. above the crankbait.
    I picked up some 2oz and 1oz. Figured if i need more than 2oz i could stack a 1oz on top of it.

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    Quote Originally Posted by crp4570 View Post
    Those will work. Good luck. Watch your lines starting out doing both at once. Turning at higher speeds with pulling cranks making turns can at times pull your pushing poles weights high enough in the water column and into the trolling motor if using too light weights and your push poles at the very front of the boat.
    Yeah i will probably try one technique at a time till i get the feel for each one.

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    Quote Originally Posted by CrappieHuntMike View Post
    Yeah i will probably try one technique at a time till i get the feel for each one.

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    That’s what I recommend,
    There’s a lot going on just watching one end


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    amen to that

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