Simcoe smallies on cranks

[Cudz]

I know bass season is not here yet but I was getting a few of my trays ready. I fish Simcoe quite a bit and unlike most bass anglers, I only throw tubes about 17% of the time. I would guess that I have a crankbait tied to my line 75% of the time. Anyone want to guess what colour I use?

 

Have a look at the pic

Scary thing is that those aren't even all my crayfish coloured cranks.

[limeyangler]

i'm just a little envious of your stash of wiggle warts

 

darn i love those lures...wallies also luv 'em

[misfish]

Whats that top left one?

I rarely throw crank baits.Mostly tubes and jerk baits and spinnerbaits.

 

Nice collection.

[Guest Johnny Bass]

Me too. I use only tubes, grubs and spinner baits. The only time I will use stick baits for smallies is in the fall on georgian bay. I have a few of those and will give them a shot!!!

[MCTFisher9120]

wow nice collection, its huge compared to mine lol

Edited June 5, 2010 by MikeTheBassFisher

[Cudz]

Whats that top left one?I rarely throw crank baits.Mostly tubes and jerk baits and spinnerbaits.Nice collection.

This is a BPS lure called the egg. All I am going to say is go out and get one.

 

 

wow nice collection, its huge compared to mine lol

Mike, You have some quality lures there. You've been watching JP and Dave quite a bit I see.

As I said earlier, that collection that I have posted is only my crayfish coloured lures, and not even all the crayfish coloured ones I own. I also have that many cranks in silver and white and again in chartreuse and perch colours. It is gross when I think how much $$ has been spent on cranks.

[singingdog]

Yep, crankbaits are the crack of bass fishing....sooo many colours, sooo many depths, soooo many different wiggles. I ventured a short way down that road last year only to discover the one-ton jighead.