lipless crankbaits

[Jordan Bozarth]

i used a blue and chrome lipless yesterday and didnt catch anything. I ripped it through grass in 4 ft of water. Then my battery went dead so i switched it over tho the spare. It was shot. So i had to paddle bout 300 yards back to the dock. it sucked. My battery barley had enough power to raise my motor up. I cant get my boat out of the water without the motor up. That would of really sucked

[offdtop]

How clear is the water your fishing? Blue and chrome doesn't work try black and chrome if it's muddier or overcast, if its sunnier and clearer water go with the painted styles. Try 1/4 oz rattle traps or my favorite xcalibur xr25's, downsizing works tremendously.

I have seen days when they would bite a 1/2 oz better and the next day wouldn't touch it with a ten foot pole. One day they want blue/chrome the next day royal red, the next black/chrome. You definately have to experiment till you hit it.

[Jordan Bozarth]

visibility was 3 to 4 feet. a lot of grass

[elnutsmalljaws]

Don't forget about the 3/4 and 1 oz models for the ledge bite at Ky Lake in May. Just shows them something different than a big jig, big worm or deep crankbait and I have not seen a bunch of people that throw them on the ledges. Just another piece of the arsenal you may consider.

[Jordan Bozarth]

thanks

[demodan]

I can ditto elnutsmalljaws post...and If you want to win tournaments...or catch bigger fish... that will kick you up on the weights;...to top everyone else!!...Throw that 3/4 ounce model. You might not get bit a bunch...but when you do, it will have a great chance at being a trophy pig..You only need two colors in liples...silver / blue crome...and red / black. Get them in the 3/4 ounce!