The Crankin' bug was initially designed to be a Flipping & Punching bait to not only have a great action but an excellent hook up ratio, but during testing we realized we could have possibly created a sub category that fills the gap between bladed jigs and flipping. After catching multiple fish exceeding the 7lb mark, simply just winding the bait in became the most effective technique when fishing around cover for inactive pressured fish. When slow rolled, the bait will actually roll up on its side and every few feet or so return back to its horizonal plane. This unseen action turns followers into actual bites. It is a great flipping and punching bait, but if you really want something different, put it on a 3/16 to 5/16 Texas rig and just slow roll it around cover and you not be disappointed with the results. (4in - 7/Ea) Most Popular Rigging And Techniques Slow rolling on a Texas rig Flipping Punching Swim Jig Vibrating Jig Carolina rigging Stroking a Large Jig Cranking a Wobble Head
