Pushing cranks

[SteveJ]

Yes i tie my main line to the snap swivel thats where the weight goes then another liene tied to the same swivel about 30 in add another snap swivel to that and that where the bait goes.

Is this the same rig you use for your blade baits too?

[jimfish]

maybe this will help.

[frank lawhead]

Makes sense now--[I,m a slow learner]

[jimfish]

Makes sense now--[I,m a slow learner]

Im not good artist but i hope the sketch helps.

[jeepguyjames]

Thanks jimfish, Frank aint the only slow learner.

[jeepguyjames]

Thanks jimfish, Frank aint the only slow learner.

[ScottV]

I've tried pushing a time or two and I've been using too heavy a weight, I think. I used a 5 oz weight on the end of my line, then I tyed a loop knot about 18 in. above the weight and had a 2 ft. leader attatched to the loop knot. My Bandit was tyed to the end of the leader. That heavy weight kept my rod so bowed I couldn't tell when I had a fish. LOL I'm gonna try it some more using lighter weights.

[Rat]

Let's see if this helps:



Look about right jimfish?

[jimfish]

Let's see if this helps:



Look about right jimfish?

The one on the left is it.Havent tried the one on the right,dont think it would work in shallow water which is where i fish most of the time.Thanks

[STUMP HUNTER]

Thanks for posting the pics, great info for pushing cranks .