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#1 Apr-26-16 7:41AM
- RyanK
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- From: Ashburn, VA
- Registered: Apr-20-16
- Posts: 47
Lipless Crankbait
I am looking to get two different size lipless crankbaits. I just do not know what sizes I should get. If someone one could help me out because I feel a 1/2oz is to big.
Thank you in advance
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#2 Apr-26-16 9:32AM
- TyF
- Northern Snakehead
- From: Ashburn, VA
- Registered: Mar-23-11
- Posts: 216
Re: Lipless Crankbait
I only use 1/2oz. they work for whatever application I use lipless crankbaits for. You can burn them in shallow or you can let them sink to 10+ feet and they will stay on the bottom pretty well.
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#3 Apr-26-16 9:33AM
- RyanK
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- From: Ashburn, VA
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Re: Lipless Crankbait
TyF wrote:
I only use 1/2oz. they work for whatever application I use lipless crankbaits for. You can burn them in shallow or you can let them sink to 10+ feet and they will stay on the bottom pretty well.
Great thank you! That is what I thought just wanted to make sure.
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#4 Apr-27-16 6:04AM
- KevinJ
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- Registered: Nov-02-14
- Posts: 139
Re: Lipless Crankbait
You can safely go to 3/4 oz and still get bit by over-aggressive 10" fish.
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#5 Apr-27-16 6:21AM
- RyanK
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- From: Ashburn, VA
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Re: Lipless Crankbait
KevinJ wrote:
You can safely go to 3/4 oz and still get bit by over-aggressive 10" fish.
Sweet thank you! I was waiting to see a new post saying another big day from you lol.
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#6 Apr-27-16 6:55AM
- KevinJ
- Northern Snakehead
- Registered: Nov-02-14
- Posts: 139
Re: Lipless Crankbait
RyanK wrote:
KevinJ wrote:
You can safely go to 3/4 oz and still get bit by over-aggressive 10" fish.
Sweet thank you! I was waiting to see a new post saying another big day from you lol.
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