Reply With QuoteThanks for the update I have been pushing cranks about 22 to 24 ft deep and catching 30 to 50 and no keepers. Thanks again
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Went out last weekend to Douglas. Water temp is still hovering 74 to 76. Trolled with boards using jigs . Saw alot of fish is up about 7.5 feet in 30fow of water. Only caught a couple crappie. Switched to dipsy divers trolling and pulled in a 15.5 inch white bass. Still need some cooler temps before they get to biting good again.
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Thanks for the update I have been pushing cranks about 22 to 24 ft deep and catching 30 to 50 and no keepers. Thanks again
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That's something I've done very little of is using cranks. Thinking of buying a few and giving it a try. How are u getting them to that depth?
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I run 2 ozs sinker in front of it. The Arkie that John sells on this site is great and not to costly. I have had a lot of luck with them and a great time using them. Back to the cranks I run 2 ozs in front of them when pushing them takes about 32 to 35ft of line at 1.8 mph or so. Good luck if I can help you in any way just ask. I also use 14 ft PST and love them.
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Ranger361. Thank you for this tip. I fish almost exclusively from my kayak now. I need the exercise and it's just more fun for me. I have wanted to try cranks but knew I couldn't generate the speed to get to the depths. I could use extra weight on a longline rig (weight, bead, swivel) and tie on a crank.
