From my personal experience, the best fall bass crankbait lure is something medium sized, green, with speckles on it. It's best to
retrieve it at 30-40 turns per minute. For pike and musky, go with a bottom diver, large sized, preferably something shiny. Retrieve
this slowly as when it gets colder, the fish get slower. so the core feature for a good coldwater lure is ability to remain good swim action when you retrieve slowly.
What are good Fall & Winter cold water crankbaits?
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I now live in New York suburb. It's getting cold here.
Nights are cold and frigid, between -3 and 5°F (-19 to -14°C). Most of New York have a moderate temperatures that are not very cold but not mild, Between 30-37°F (-1 to 3°C). Nights are cold but not very frigid, I remember my uncle often went fishing in Winter night when I was a kid.
I wonder what crankbaits should be used for cold water fishing? thanks.
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I have learnt some from a famous youtube vbloger, "Choosing the right crankbait for fall fishing can make a huge difference in your day. Thinking about where the baitfish are, the type of baitfish, and the wind conditions are important when making a selection.
Find the right fall crankbait to help maximize your day on the water and catch more bass.