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In your opinion, whats the best kind of crankbait for largemouth?
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Most of the waters I fish are shallow, average depth around 4-6 feet, so I rely heavily on the Baby Minus 1 or even the Baby Minus 4 in a shad color. Try 'em, you will like 'em.
never know have to have a bunch and depending on the water depth color and temp and cover pick your crank bait. good luck out there.
a shad type crankbait, something that looks like a minnow
I love using rattle traps in about 15-20.
I am a big fan of storms soft bodied cranks and strike kings crank baits. I prefer a silver or gold pattern.
I'm a huge fan of Bomber crankbaits. I really like the red crawdad color. I also like the Norman cranks in blue/chrome. I like to fish the dd14 or dd22 in shallow water so it bounces off of everything.
I really enjoy fishing a rapala gold shad 4-9 ft. diver in the pre-spawn, it seems to work well when they arent up in the shallows yet
rapala shallow shad rap in baby bass has never failed to catch me at least one fish
a day
rattle rap by rapala is my favorite.
The Bagley original balsa lures. The ultralight Honey B can produce strikes from really big bass when nothing else works. Back way off the drag when using one with light line, because you never know what's going to hit it.
I'd have to say a rattle trap. They work pretty much year-round.
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I'm a huge fan of Bomber crankbaits. I really like the red crawdad color. I also like the Norman cranks in blue/chrome. I like to fish the dd14 or dd22 in shallow water so it bounces off of everything.
I'd have to say a rattle trap. They work pretty much year-round.
Most of the waters I fish are shallow, average depth around 4-6 feet, so I rely heavily on the Baby Minus 1 or even the Baby Minus 4 in a shad color. Try 'em, you will like 'em.
never know have to have a bunch and depending on the water depth color and temp and cover pick your crank bait. good luck out there.
a shad type crankbait, something that looks like a minnow
I love using rattle traps in about 15-20.
I am a big fan of storms soft bodied cranks and strike kings crank baits. I prefer a silver or gold pattern.
I really enjoy fishing a rapala gold shad 4-9 ft. diver in the pre-spawn, it seems to work well when they arent up in the shallows yet
rapala shallow shad rap in baby bass has never failed to catch me at least one fish
a day
rattle rap by rapala is my favorite.
The Bagley original balsa lures. The ultralight Honey B can produce strikes from really big bass when nothing else works. Back way off the drag when using one with light line, because you never know what's going to hit it.
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