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Message Subject: What is your go to maker for crankbaits?

Marley420

Posted 10/7/2025 7:09 AM (#1035077)
Subject: What is your go to maker for crankbaits?

Posts: 83

Location: Northwest Chicago Burbs

I noticed that I am lacking, crankbaits in my tacklebox. Especially 6 to 7.5 inch size. I was just wondering what makers you’ve had the most success with. I’m looking for models that are more specific for casting than trolling. Thanks

wavridr

Posted 10/7/2025 7:18 AM (#1035079 - in reply to #1035077)
Subject: RE: What is your go to maker for crankbaits?

Posts: 304

Location: Not where I want to be!

No doubt, Slammers!!

Tyendinaga

Posted 10/7/2025 7:34 AM (#1035080 - in reply to #1035077)
Subject: Re: What is your go to maker for crankbaits?

Posts: 26

Slammer, Crane, Grandma

chuckski

Posted 10/7/2025 9:57 AM (#1035082 - in reply to #1035077)
Subject: Re: What is your go to maker for crankbaits?

Posts: 1590

Location: Brighton CO.

I love my cranks own lots of them and most my large fish have been caught on them. And I'm a caster, count them down over open water, run them thru thick weeds or on reefs. I have lots of the old pre ROI Raiders in all sizes and models, Ernie's, Jake, Grandma, Triple D's, Slammer's and 254 and a new one Big Guy Bait. They all work.

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