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Reply With QuoteI tried pushing with the same method last year for a tad,, I had the same results,,,, speed and depth must be real touchy wit them cranks,,,
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Went this afternoon to practice pulling and pushing crank baitS. I used a 3 ounce weight and pushed two and pulled 4. I tried various depths and speeds and so far the Crappie have nothing to fear from me. The catfish on the other hand might want to be nervous
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I tried pushing with the same method last year for a tad,, I had the same results,,,, speed and depth must be real touchy wit them cranks,,,
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Plus it's still early in the crankbait season. The hotter the better for cranking.Originally Posted by Takeum
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Agree 100%! Also, when the water clears up will help also. I like clearer water for cranks.
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It wasn't too early yesterday.....a lot of throwbacks but still got a half a cooler full....was slow at times tho
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I have found......it's hard to get a bite if you're not putting the bait in front of the fish. Most of us would rather blame the fish rather than ourselves.
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