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  1. #1
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    Re: Changing crankbaits

    The best way is to just re-tie. Like someone else said, if you're worried about time the best way is to have 3 or 4 crank rods rigged up. Next time the BPS Crankin Stick goes on sale for $39 just by a couple and have them rigged up.

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    Re: Changing crankbaits

    yep...retie.
    I do usually have two or more rods already rigged like others.
    Snaps and swivels dampen the action IMHO

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    Re: Changing crankbaits

    Improved clinch/cinch (spelling) and throw Bandit crankbaits they seem to run great right out of the package almost everytime. Normans are the worst for me, it seems I always have to tune them and they seem so finicky to me.

    This is the fastest I have found to change lures and keep fishing, Retie and leave the speed clips for the kids' lures

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