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Reply With QuoteBeen hearing of some being caught that way. Just pick a flat and try it.
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Trolling Crankbaits on Green
Has anyone been having any luck trolling cranks on Green. Haven't been all summer and getting ready to try...just wondering where to start....
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Been hearing of some being caught that way. Just pick a flat and try it.
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Did you have any luck?
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How did you do
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We finally got to go yesterday and we got 20 fishing at Buffalo Gap in 20 foot of water
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That's a good day. Makes 40 fillets.
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I've always thought when you're pulling cranks it's better about 1:00 PM on. It sure does get hot though. Same with long lining. I like pushing cranks/jigs a lot better early though.
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Nice job! Is the average size at Green any different when pulling cranks versus using other methods?Originally Posted by Rocketman
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With regard to size when pulling cranks, in my very brief experience with that method, using 2 poles, and the trolling motor, we usually catch keepers and I have to say they are usually good quality on Green.
If I find fish concentrated while trolling, I switch over to vertical jigging whatever cover they are keying on.
I love to feel that thump on my jig poles.
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