Favorite Flat Cranks
- bassbandit
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Favorite Flat Cranks
When it comes to flat cranks, what's the one you have to have?
Re: Favorite Flat Cranks
Without a doubt, O.S.P. HPF Crank Spec II or Original. Former is silent, latter has rattle. Aerodynamically a potato chip but kicks bass hiney!
A few examples of the HPF Cranks
A few examples of the HPF Cranks
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Last edited by Johnny A on Sun Mar 06, 2011 5:08 am, edited 1 time in total.
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Re: Favorite Flat Cranks
I loved the original Poes flat sides, I caught a lot of fish off of them in the spring but now the DT flat has been my favorite flat side, the DT flat 7 specifically, I throw it all season but only in certain situations like 2 bodies of water I fish don't have much in the way of weeds but plenty of wood and rocks and the flat side gets more bites than traditional fat cranks, I don't know why but they do.
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Re: Favorite Flat Cranks
lately Ive been using a spro little john, but before those came out it was a bomber flat A....I think I like the flat A better.........
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Re: Favorite Flat Cranks
spro little john +1
killer lure and it casts a mile
killer lure and it casts a mile
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Re: Favorite Flat Cranks
The shallow version of the Bandit Flat Maxx is a pretty sweet little crankbait.
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I really like that Norman's Flat Broke.. i dont use it as much as i do the Little John, but i was impressed with the action.
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I am with this Dude......Johnny A wrote:Without a doubt, O.S.P. HPF Crank Spec II or Original. Former is silent, latter has rattle. Aerodynamically a potato chip but kicks bass hiney!
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Re: Favorite Flat Cranks
I don't know any better, but I like my Salmo Hornets.
slip bobbing is the laziest way to fish
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I'm not sure if they still make them but I've stuck a lot of fish on the Strike King Flat Shad wood crankbait.
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OSP and Little John. It's a toss up for me.
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They quit selling them but the Creig Powers CP custom crankbaits are very similar. Strike King didn't actually make those they sold them but they were made another company called Mimic lures I think or something like that. They are based in Tennessee which is why the CP custom crankbaits are so similar because Craig Powers is also from TN.primus wrote:I'm not sure if they still make them but I've stuck a lot of fish on the Strike King Flat Shad wood crankbait.
I like CP custom baits, CottonCordell CC shad, and several homemade baits DBaits, Hawk Lures, Lazer Lure (not ones with the flashing lights), and Wee baits. And I like the Little John baits and Fat Free shads.
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D-Bait and the old discontinued Storm Flat Wart
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Little Johns in all depth sizes are working for me.
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I really like the Brians Bee Flat Bee and the Lucky Craft Flat CB MRs.