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Message Subject: Snag resistant DEEP diving cranks
esox50
Posted 9/4/2007 11:38 AM (#273197)
Subject: Snag resistant DEEP diving cranks





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Looking to try deep cranking timber this fall and wanted to see if folks have preferences for certain crankbaits that fit this bill. I played around with different lip designed baits this weekend and found the "diamond" (DRaiders, etc) bounced off wood infinitely better than their round-billed brethren, although the highly buoyant Slammers faired well in the timber despite having round lip designs.

Also, by deep cranking I'm talking baits that might be able to reach 12-15' (if there are such without having to troll them) casted.
Esoxman22
Posted 9/4/2007 11:56 AM (#273200 - in reply to #273197)
Subject: RE: Snag resistant DEEP diving cranks




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Location: Northern Wisc.
Ernies and Depthraiders......Baits that will back up when you stop reeling....All you have to do is figure out if you have a snag and just stop reeling or if you have a Log and set the hook........sometimes you win and sometimes you'll lose......Love fishing stumps.....
whit65
Posted 9/4/2007 2:17 PM (#273224 - in reply to #273197)
Subject: RE: Snag resistant DEEP diving cranks




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Love the Crane Deep Divers for that, Fish em alot early fall at Cave Run - They do bounce well off of the firewood with their square lip, but prolly don't go deeper on the cast than about 10' or 12' due to the bouyancy of the wood - but then again, that does help back it out of trouble, or into it!
Whoolligan
Posted 9/4/2007 2:39 PM (#273226 - in reply to #273197)
Subject: Re: Snag resistant DEEP diving cranks




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I use Draiders, Jammers and Ernies. I've also found that downsizing the hooks by one size works really well with the Jammers, and doesn't mess with hookups.
esox50
Posted 9/4/2007 8:48 PM (#273278 - in reply to #273200)
Subject: RE: Snag resistant DEEP diving cranks





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Esoxman22 - 9/4/2007 11:56 AM

All you have to do is figure out if you have a snag and just stop reeling or if you have a Log and set the hook........sometimes you win and sometimes you'll lose......Love fishing stumps.....


Like I told my partner this weekend, "$%^ it dude, hooksets are free." Minutes later after banging wood and hanging up for the previous 7 hours we're both looking at a nice 42" in da net
go browns
Posted 9/5/2007 7:50 PM (#273462 - in reply to #273278)
Subject: RE: Snag resistant DEEP diving cranks




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the new crane "700"s are pro the most durable crank i hav ever used they are made a material that the make door jams from the lip is thick than alot i have seen and the epoxy coat is really think i think they could reach 8 on a cast. i def think legends and erines could reach 10-12 foot.
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