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- Hottest bait to hit crappie fishing in a long time
- Serious slab enticing features
- Tight wobble
- highly detailed design
- 3-D lazer eyes
- quality components
- Diving depths up to 10'
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Rated 5 out of 5 by Thomas921 Crappie Maxx Crank
I have caught Catfish, Black Bass, Crappie,White Bass all in one weekend on these.
They are great...I also use them trolling with great results.
April 30, 2013
Rated 5 out of 5 by Dkaz003 BEST HARD PLASTIC IN MY BOX
i put one on and caught 10 nice size chain pickerel, 4 nice size largemouth bass, and a crappie, i will be buying more!!!!!!
April 3, 2013
Rated 4 out of 5 by michiganwolverine crappie?
i have only used this prouduct in one lake, and this lake has no crappie. but in the small amount i trolled it i caught a giant perch, several decent large mouths, and a 30 inch pike. and all on 4 lb test line! i cant wait to try this on a crappie lake, i fear it might be a little too big for a crappie, but if it is i still have it for a all round crank. I caught all these fish on the black one.
November 5, 2012
Rated 5 out of 5 by BigPops I love these little baits
These were recomended to me from a friend. I caught 5 species of fish with this bait
September 4, 2012
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i fish ponds with big bass, crappie, catfish and bluegill. Any recommendations would be helpful.Answers
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use the 4 to 6 foot depth range it will give you the best bass advantage in the shad colors we troll the 10 foot depth range in the warmer waters for crappie and they work real well
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I like the black ones that go 3to 10 feet deep
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Chartruse or white are my favorites. Natural and dark colors work well too.A:
RC 1.5 CH Perch, cant go wrong. But my absolute favorite is the ghost shad.Answers
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bass&crappie mostly bassA:
I finished fishing a week in Oklahoma with my son. I used the Pearl ShadWMC52M-01 2" 5/16 oz. mostly trolling and caught the follwing species of fish:
crappie, white bass, small and large mouth bass, drum and channel catfish - mostly the crappie, white bass and large and small mouth bass.
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It depneds on where you live. I catch mostly bass, but if you are fishing with a place with trophy sunfish or trout, dont be suprized if you hook one. Pike eat these up too!A:
crappie
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I have actually heard that on this crank largemouth bass are caught most often....actually i heard crappie are rarely caught on this...i own one in the bubblegum color...just havent had luck but that would be because i havent given it much time and not in the best situations...but yeah if you want LM ok but there are better crappie luresA:
they all hit this one. its a small baitfish imatator.Details:
When I freshwater fish I mainly go for blue gill and largemouth bass. Would these catch these species? If so, what color and how fast should I reel this lure?Answers
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they work good on bass just a little big for bluegill any shad color works well, i use a 5:2:1 ratio reel and i just crank them at a medium speed works good and accordding to the lure depth to cause they come in 4 foot up to 10 foot depth range luresA:
I jsut finished fishing for a week in Oklahoma and used the Pearl ShadWMC52M-01 2" 5/16 oz. I used in mostly whille trolling and caught large and small mouth bass, crappie and white bass. The white bass seemed to hit at a faster trol.l also caught bass at a faster troll but seemed to have more success at a slower troll. The lure ran true at various speeds. You might want to try retrieving the lure at various speeds to see what works best.
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The only ones I have caught are largemouths so far.
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Yes sir! Bass eat them up, and so do big gills. The way to catch bluegills is the only time I get bit is when the are beding. Get the four to six foot diver and crank it right through their nests! They will smash this lure! Make sure you put them back though, or their nests will be ungaurded. For bucketmouth, get the shallow diver and crank it parallel to the bank with frequent pauses followed by slow reeling.A:
They will catch largemouth bass. Bluegill will probably hit at them. From a video I have the pro's in it all say 1.2 mph is the key. I do not have GPS so I troll them fast enough for the end of the pole to jiggle.A:
I have been trolling it at 1.7 mph, I tie a 1/4oz jig head about 2 feet above the lure with a twister tail & sometimes catch fish on both!
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this catches bass mostly and will catch big bluegillbright colors and reel medium speed with a jerking motion
there is much better lues though my friend
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they do rattle we have someA:
They rattle.A:
They rattle pretty good.A:
The ones I have all rattle.A:
They Vibrate but no rattle however, the Crappie hit them hard!!A:
The WM Cranks have the same rattle as the Bandit Cranks have.
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they rattle
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will you becoming out with a combination assortment of the wally marshal crappie cranks?
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No, not at this time.Q:
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