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So i've been looking around for a good crankbait setup. Right now Bass Pro has a crankin stick and abu garcia orra 2 winch combo for $150. I'm just wondering if this would be a good beginner setup for crankbaits and I would also like some advice on gear ratio and rod length/power/action that would handle most crankbaits.

 

 

here is a link to the combo:

http://www.basspro.com/Abu-Garcia-Orra-2-Winch-Reel/Bass-Pro-Shops-Crankin-Stick-Baitcast-Combo/product/1410170740311/

 

 

 

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All depends on what you're doing.  Are you looking to do more deep cranking or fishing more squarebill/ lipless baits?

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Mostly squarebills and medium divers could a 5.4:1 reel cover it? Thats what the combo comes with and it would save me some money by buying the combo.

  • Super User
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MH, 7' = all around cranking rod, gear ratio anywhere from 5:1 to 6.3:1.

Tom

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Mostly squarebills and medium divers could a 5.4:1 reel cover it? Thats what the combo comes with and it would save me some money by buying the combo.

Yep. That should cover it.

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7' Medium.  You want some give to the rod using small trebles.  Decent combo!

 

I agree^. I prefer a medium power rod for squarebills and shallow to medium cranks. That combo would be pretty sweet!

 

Tom

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