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0° diving plane for longer casts and deeper dives
Sytematic flat areas improve vibration
Free-floating rattles
Dives 14'

Each bait in Strike King's line of Pro-Model Crankbaits is designed to perform a specific task and their Series 6 cranks have a 0° diving plane to allow for longer casts and deeper dives down to 14'. Perfect for covering loads of water, this Pro-Model Series has systematic flat areas incorporated to send out larger shock waves. Featuring free-floating rattles and lifelike 3-D eyes, these large wobblers will out fish other crankbaits.

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		Weight	Other specs	Quantity
Sexy Shad	HC6-590	1 oz.	Sound: Rattle Buoyancy: Floating Max Diving Depth: 19'		38-251-702-90 Your Price (each): $4.69 In stock
Chartreuse Sexy Shad	HC6-538	1 oz.	Sound: Rattle Buoyancy: Floating Max Diving Depth: 19'		38-251-702-88 Your Price (each): $4.69 In stock
Powder Blue Back Chartreuse	HC6-561	1 oz.	Sound: Rattle Buoyancy: Floating Max Diving Depth: 19'		38-251-702-61 Your Price (each): $4.69 Out of stock
Gizzard Shad	HC6-511	1 oz.	Sound: Rattle Buoyancy: Floating Max Diving Depth: 19'		38-251-702-11 Your Price (each): $4.69 In stock
Green Gizzard Shad	HC6-568	1 oz.	Sound: Rattle Buoyancy: Floating Max Diving Depth: 19'		38-251-702-68 Your Price (each): $4.69 In stock
Green Tomato	HC6-569	1 oz.	Sound: Rattle Buoyancy: Floating Max Diving Depth: 14'		38-251-702-69 Your Price (each): $4.69 In stock
Chartreuse Shad	HC6-598	1 oz.	Sound: Rattle Buoyancy: Floating Max Diving Depth: 19'		38-251-702-98 Your Price (each): $4.69 In stock

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0° diving plane for longer casts and deeper dives
Sytematic flat areas improve vibration
Free-floating rattles
Dives 14'

Each bait in Strike King's line of Pro-Model Crankbaits is designed to perform a specific task and their Series 6 cranks have a 0° diving plane to allow for longer casts and deeper dives down to 14'. Perfect for covering loads of water, this Pro-Model Series has systematic flat areas incorporated to send out larger shock waves. Featuring free-floating rattles and lifelike 3-D eyes, these large wobblers will out fish other crankbaits.

HC6 - 1 oz. Dives 14'.

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Please give me a type and # test, thanks.

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I use 14# flourocarbon. You can use lighter line to get deeper, or heavier line if fishing around cover.

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Depends on the type of cover, I fish a lot of timber and usually rely on Power-Pro braid.

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stren clear blue 12lb

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at least 12. i use 14. use mono, my personal favorite is trilene, any model is excelent

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10# will get you a little deeper, but i prefer 12#, at least when dealing with 4# plus fish, fish the Berkley Vanish

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Type-This depends on what you like to use. Kevin van dam uses fluorocarbon but Mike iaconelli uses monofilament.
Now if your watching your wallet i would go with mono ,because it's cheaper but I use P-Line fluorocarbon.

# test- This depends on if you want the bait to go deeper or shallower. If you use a 10# line and hold your rod tip a 6 o'clock postition then it will dive deeper and vise versa. Personally I would go with a 12-14 pond test.

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For cranking I always go fluorocarbon. Berkley Vanish Transition is a good fluoro. What size test you use will depend on the cover you're working, a good standard is 14-20 though.

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Can you tell me if they float or suspend or something?

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These baits will float back up if you don't keep cranking, which makes it great if you fish wood cover.

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they float.

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They slowly rise

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They float

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Is there a nother compatable bait that you would choose for Lake Erie Buff,NY area for deep crankin?

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Norman DD-22's if you want to get deep, they work great!

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manns 30+

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The Rapala DT series would be a graet choice

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well i would either pcik the series 6 by strike king or a bill dance deep diving bomber

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You could also use the bomber model A. They can dive pretty deep.

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What exactly does everyone mean when they say they have to fine tune these baits to get them to run true?...Do they mean they have to bend the bill or something?...thanks for the help!

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you don't bend the bill, just bend the line tie loop, in the oposite direction if the bait travels to one side. May also have to retune after catching a good fish.

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bend the eye where they tie their line. mine didnt run true but i still caught a 4lber

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If your lure is running to the left or right you will need to tune the bait by very slightly bending the metal ring on the bill

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when they say fine tune the bait it meas that they bend the line tie either right or left

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It is the line tie(not the split ring). If your bait is running more to one direction, take out your pliers and barely bend the metal piece where the split ring connects. If you are looking at the front of the crankbait, bend the metal piece the direction you want it to run to. Once it comes straight at you, stop bending.

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They are talking about tweaking the line-tie O-ring because the crankbait is either swimming to the left or right. This happens on many types of crankbaits, and is a quick and easy fix.

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what # is sexy shad??

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It comes in all sizes its just the color of the bait which can be found on the back of the package

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