07-14-11, 04:07 PM | #1 |
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New Cranks
Just got me some new crankbaits I have 3 SPRO Little John MDs 7 to 9 ft and 3 SPRO Little Johns 3 to 5 ft, I will be using my Curado 200e5 and powell 703 glass with invizx 12lb test line. I know this set up is great for the MDs but what about the little johns since they run shallow will this still be good? Sould I stick with 12lb or mabey go with 15lb for both?
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07-14-11, 06:52 PM | #2 |
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You should be good all the way around. Let us know how you do with the Spro cranks. I've never used one but have been thinking about picking up a couple.
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07-14-11, 11:10 PM | #3 |
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The bass love these Spros If I would set the hook I might get more in the boat, LOL I have had 4 or 5 on and when they jump there gone it has to be me the only thing diffrent is my line I went from mono to fluoro.
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07-15-11, 08:56 PM | #4 |
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For my shallow running baits I use 15lb Izor or 20lb XT since I'll throw them into heavy cover.
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07-15-11, 09:19 PM | #5 |
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Yeah, I think you'll be fine with 12lb as long as you're not throwing over shallow vegetation and thick wood. 15lb would be better for both around weeds and wood. It's thicker, so it'll be easier to keep them outa the grass, it's stronger, so obviously better for heavy cover.
Hope you like them cranks, I've been wanting to try them little johns for a while.
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