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<blockquote data-quote="powerman" data-source="post: 160235" data-attributes="member: 403">The trolling Bibles are getting harder to find and most want a pretty penny for them. I believe it is the next bite guys that sell individual stickers for each bait. My advice would be to get the line counters and trolling rods, a guy can start with 2. From there I would pick a few baits like a flicker shad 7, flicker minnow 9 &amp; 14. These baits will allow you to cover some water up too approximately 25ft untill you get the hang of it. That was my biggest mistake when I started pulling cranks was shopping at garage sales with a bunch of different baits and not knowing the dive curves for each one. Once you start catching fish you will open your wallet and instead of counting in cash it will be in crankbaits. I don't see a $20 bill, I see 4 cranks!PSIf you have the chance take someone or go with someone who pulls baits and it will speed up your learning curve.</blockquote>

[QUOTE="powerman, post: 160235, member: 403"] The trolling Bibles are getting harder to find and most want a pretty penny for them. I believe it is the next bite guys that sell individual stickers for each bait. My advice would be to get the line counters and trolling rods, a guy can start with 2. From there I would pick a few baits like a flicker shad 7, flicker minnow 9 & 14. These baits will allow you to cover some water up too approximately 25ft untill you get the hang of it. That was my biggest mistake when I started pulling cranks was shopping at garage sales with a bunch of different baits and not knowing the dive curves for each one. Once you start catching fish you will open your wallet and instead of counting in cash it will be in crankbaits. I don't see a $20 bill, I see 4 cranks! PS If you have the chance take someone or go with someone who pulls baits and it will speed up your learning curve. [/QUOTE]

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