gr8tbite

Cranks are crazy versatile. I use small ones in shallow water, square billed ones cast into laydowns, stumps are really effective.I never leave the dock without a small crank usually a Luckycraft Flat Mini DR, which is about the size of a Bandit 200 and runs 4-6 feet deep. If you use a crankbait rod, you can get away with throwing into cover. These rods have slower actions that allow you to feel cover before snagging it so you can pause and let the lures "worm" their way through cover. :oI catch them all over the country in temps from 38 to 90 degrees.

You guys could not possibly have used this bait! What exactly did you think a Senko looks like? Were you late on that bandwagon too? I only wish "frog-style" baits were still a secret. I love taking money from pilgrims. Have you seen the chartreuse shad or ghost minnow? Awesome. I'm just tired of throwing a frog were there are only baitfish. This wide open water deal is cool and works. I have "reaction" (LOL) bites flying in from 10 feet way. Most of these bass don't see a lure with a baitfish shape.

I have used the Culprit UTS all over the country and found it performed better than I hoped. If you can"t walk this bait you had better stick to deadsticking. I have found it to be a superior bass catcher not only in grass, pads and laydowns but it excels in openwater. Can't wait to throw it in bushes on Kentucky Lake and grass in Minnetonka. This guy has 3 for sale,he is lucky, Culprit has sold out 2 colors. The only bad thing in your area is it catches everything including Muskys... yikes!