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Reply With QuoteWater Temps here (Mid South, Memphis) running around 80! Colder on the River..
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Our water temps are just getting to 70. They were 60 when I started this year. Lower than that when we finished 2nd in Crappie USA on Barkley last year. Picos all the way.
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Water Temps here (Mid South, Memphis) running around 80! Colder on the River..
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Pulled cranks on Sardis yesterday. I didn't do as well as I've been doing pushing Road Runners. Water temp was 74 to 76 degrees.
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Started pulling crank baits last year. Been pulling from the back of the boat. Is there any advantage to pulling from sides of boat. Thanks
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I pull off the sides and transom. I run Southern Crappie Rods SCR143t on each side. It lets me cover a wider swath of water with each pass.Originally Posted by jp2
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I do the same with two 14 ft PSTs straight out the side of boat plus three more rods on each side off the transom. That allows me to cover a 33 foot swath of water. For me that produces better than when I push cranks.
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