A crankbait is a moving bait made for catching the predatory species of fish under the surface as a moving animal imitating a baitfish in its environment.These lures are designed so that the user can control how deep they dive into the water. They often have a plastic lip that allows diving, but lipless options are available.
The industry has wide different lure varieties, and crankbait has an exciting place. Most anglers use them seasonally yearly when they know the lure has the best effect. Types, colors, and depths select the best crankbaits. You must learn how to use each bait, especially for cover or other underwater obstacles.
First, choose a natural color with clear water fisheries. Next, choose the bright colors crankbaits in murky water or off-colored water.They are bright and sometimes unnatural colors and make them easier to see. Baitfish also seasonally change, so changing with them is crucial.Choosing a color is occasionally frustrating, but an efficient technique for improving your performance.

Choosing Crankbait Fishing Gear
Today’s anglers use crank baiting rods and reels developed explicitly for cranking. The reel you use should have the capacity to hold enough lines and have a shorter gear ratio to give better cast distances.
We like a 5.5:1 gear ratio or lower is ideal for all cranking because it forces anglers to fish slower.
It also allows for more incredible speed during the reentry of your next cast. Your crankbait rod length must provide enough leverage for more casting distance and to help you reach the maximum dive depth possible.
Ideally, the rod is 7ft or more prolonged and could be up to 8 feet.
Most of your modern crankbait rods have slow and soft tips on the rod to let fish have the chance to inhale the bait before feeling you on the other end. However, one of the biggest No, No in cranking is using to stiff of a rod.