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Message Subject: New to building cranks- Couple of questions?
Slumpbuster
Posted 7/23/2017 8:59 AM (#871183)
Subject: New to building cranks- Couple of questions?





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Looking to build my first crankbaits. I want to make some deep divers that can really get down in the water column while being trolled slowly. I typically row troll. I have a couple design ideas and a basic idea of how to build the lures. Looking to do a complete thru wire construction. My biggest question is what type of wood should I be using? I definitely want something that floats/rises when paused. Was also wondering if anyone had any good links to videos or tutorials on Crank bait making? Or thru wire construction? I know there are some on this board that truly do some amazing work and I am completely open to any suggestions on how to get started. The idea of catching fish on lures of my own creation is really appealing! Thanks!
Gringo Loco
Posted 7/23/2017 11:06 AM (#871195 - in reply to #871183)
Subject: RE: New to building cranks- Couple of questions?




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Location: Moses Lake, WA
Red cedar or basswood should work for you. Cedar is probably better but you should be careful about sanding because the dust can cause allergy problems.
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