Tuning a Crankbait

Crankbaits can be awesome bass catching machines or at least they are until they are thrown out of tune…

Most crankbaits (Scatter Raps excluded) are designed to run along a straight path during the retrieve but will start running to the right or left if the line tie eyelet gets bent…

Here is a short video featuring Walker from W2F describing how to adjust the eyelet when your favorite crankbait starts running off-kilter!

Now there’s a tip to help put more bass in the boat and save a few $$

Early Fall Bass Fishing

The summer is winding down and doldrums coming to an end…

When summer gives way to early fall, the bass become more active and start to move shallow…

Here are a few tips to help with the adjustment…

Moving Shallow for Mid-Fall Bass

The waters have cooled and bait moving to the shallower coves and points as the fall season continues…

With the bass hot on the heels of bait wallowing in the shallows, now is a great time to break out the spinnerbaits and square bill crankbaits to load the boat as Elite Pro Jared Lintner tells us in this video…

Tips for Fishing Crankbaits During Fall

As the fall period progresses, bass and other gamefish go through many transitions as they prepare for the upcoming winter…

For the most part there is one main thing driving the actions of bass through the fall; feeding in preparation for a long, lethargic cold water conditions that lie ahead!

As most bass anglers realize, the two most common menu items available to bass across the country… either baitfish such as shad, perch & shiners or the bottom dwelling crayfish!

One type of lure designed to mimic both of these forage types … the crankbait!

Take a moment and listen to crankbait fishing expert, David Fritts explain his thoughts on fishing crankbaits during this highly transitional period…

Great tips from a crankbait fishing guru!