View Full Version : found a nice school, priest
Headhunter
06-17-2015, 08:34 AM
5 in picture would total close to 20 lbs. first 7 casts caught these 5, and ended with just over 20 total bass, 5 more being about the same size.
all on dt16 demon rapala. It was quick , only lasted just over 30 minutes. Forgot to add, all released.
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XxthejuicexX
06-17-2015, 09:01 AM
I'm going this afternoon, fishing around Fate sanders. Any good spots for me to try in that area that you know of. I'm looking to get my deep crankin on.
Headhunter
06-17-2015, 12:39 PM
I ride the river channel (and humps) and look at my depthfinder. I look for structure and bait more than I do fish.
MNfisher
06-17-2015, 02:47 PM
Are you pounding the bottom with your dt-16? Nice fish
Mike
Headhunter
06-18-2015, 08:30 AM
yes. IMO, if a crankbait will just reach the bottom, that is the best. I fish all the to about 22' with a crankbait on Priest. I use the larger round ambassadeur's with 16 lb magnathin, 8' casting rods and throwing a long ways is huge help. If I am fishing 13 to 17' I throw a dt16 or some of my old poe's 400's, from 8 to 12' I throw a fat free shad, a dt10 or some of old poe's 300's. Deeper than 17, I throw the biggest fat free shad, a dt20 or a couple of old poe's 400+'s I have. Not sure color is super important, I have caught fish on many different colors, I do like rootbeer float a lot on priest and I know a lot of people use strike king crankbaits, I just do not like them, the Rapala DT's are hard to beat for casting and getting to depth. I generally "look" with a crankbait and when I catch a fish, either throw out a marker buoy or MOST of the time, DROP an anchor (mine weighs 50 lbs), and then I generally throw a worm, but when the fish want a crankbait, I throw it. I do throw a texas rigged worm about as much as a crankbait.
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