njbasser

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TURN CAPS LOCK OFF I would look into a dedicated cranking rod if you throw a lot of cranks. I use a Avid Crankbait Rod, 7' Medium

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I fish cranks with a graphite rod. A 7' Avid Crankbait Rod, Medium power

If (when) you get it snagged, just strum your line like a guitar string to loosen it up a little bit. Just a couple days ago i snagged in rocks and got it undone with this.

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Ford. My dads work truck is a 2003 f350, and he recently sold his 1999 f350 to get a 2008. Never had a problem

Very nice fish!!! I like white in clear water

I would have to say shad crawdad and bluegill/sunfish patterns

They are 2 different baits. I like frogs on top of lily pads and toads on around the edges of lilies, weedlines, etc.

When in doubt 3/0 EWG Owner Gamakatsu

Palomar

Looks great

i have an avid and have had no problems with the guides. What series is your rod.

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Do you guys use these. Seem like a pretty good idea so you don't lose expensive lures.

i am looking to get into high end japanese hardbaits and was just wondering what ones would be the best to start out with. Right now i have mostly rapalas.

Do you guys still need another guy. I'm pretty sure i could make the draft unless something comes up.

Nice fish!! I would say 7 or 8 lbs

Yea, i didn't think it would matter, but i just thought that it might be noticeable in the water on a clear plastic lip.

What conditions are best for each type of topwater (spooks, poppers, props, etc.) I'm just wondering if say a spook is more effective in calm water than a popper and what not. Thanks

So i heard about this awhile ago but just remembered about it and figured i would post it. What do you guys think about writing the diving depth of a crank on it bill with a sharpie? Do you think it would matter to the fish? Have any of you actually done this?