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Old 11-08-11, 12:30 AM   #1
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Default A Few New Cranks

And a jerk bait. I have been working on some of the sales around and picked up some LCs here lately. I have caught a few fish on them and have been happy with there performance, especially in clear water. I got a few more in the ghost shad pattern and already got the gut wrenching of loosing one on a junk knot. All the cranks are the Clunn 1.5 silent series.




And a Yo-Zuri I won off of ebay. Close to the 1 Zooker gave me, but it runs about 2-3' deeper and has some kind of striping on it.

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Old 11-08-11, 01:29 AM   #2
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Those are some good looking cranks. I really like that ghost red craw. I've caught the LC fever too but I haven't bought any crankbaits yet, all jerkbaits and topwaters. I think the long stripe on the Zuri is supposed to represent the lateral line.
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Old 11-08-11, 01:35 AM   #3
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I meant the vertical pinkish looking stripes on it.
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Old 11-08-11, 09:59 PM   #4
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Love those Clunn LC's. The white shad is killer here in the fall.
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Old 11-08-11, 10:47 PM   #5
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I love those RC 1.5 cranks, good lookin stuff there.
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Old 11-08-11, 11:54 PM   #6
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Good looking plugs! But that translucent one in the first pic sure looks like a rattler to me? Are they just casting ballast? I have been a shad rap & a Poes guy since the beginning and can't imagine a more effective crank, but I'm not opposed to trying something different. I just don't like rattling cranks.
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Thats gonna make your ball-o-cranks look even fancier!

Nice haul Bubba!
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Good looking plugs! But that translucent one in the first pic sure looks like a rattler to me? Are they just casting ballast? I have been a shad rap & a Poes guy since the beginning and can't imagine a more effective crank, but I'm not opposed to trying something different. I just don't like rattling cranks.
Kenny, they are just weights, the only thing that rattles is the hooks jingling around.
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Lucky Craft jerkbaits have glass and steel rattles in them. You can see them in the clear baits. I'm sure the glass gives off a different pitch.
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Old 11-09-11, 06:24 PM   #10
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nice bubba!!! when ya gonna throw em?
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Old 11-09-11, 07:21 PM   #11
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nice bubba!!! when ya gonna throw em?
He's gotta find a suitable stump to snag em on first.
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A while back when I first bought one, I was hesitant to throw it in the wood for fear of loosing it. But I came to the realization that I bought them to fish. So if I loose them, so be it. But I have been catching fish on them when others are not, so that covers the cost for me. I would rather buy a few of these at 12-15/piece and have confidence , than a box full of others at 5-7/piece and haul water all day long. I am sold on the body etching in the baits reflect like real scales in high light and draw more strikes than the smooth bodied cranks. Don't get me mixed up though, I still have a place for Bandits, etc, but when the sun is high, no cloud clover, and clear water like I seem to always draw. They are definitely my new go to.
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Old 11-10-11, 10:21 AM   #13
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A good plug knocker and/or a pole type lure retreiver can probably save a good many of lures the get hung up. But with your reputation as an upper echelon, top shelf, el primo lure snagger - maybe not.
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Old 11-10-11, 07:40 PM   #14
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I have a yozuri just like that,but anymore tend to go for forgotten baits to purchase and toss.Heres my latest a cotton cordell Big o 6 in ,as most bass on ky lake are eating 5-6 in threadfin shad right now.
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