Plenty of anglers like throwing lipless crankbaits early in the year, but did you know you can catch fish on them all season long? The early spring lipless bite is something many anglers look forward to all year, but once those spawning bass move out to deeper water, a lot of anglers reach for deep diving crankbaits. In this seminar, Drew Cook breaks down his 12-month, 365 day approach to fishing lipless crankbaits. Cook goes in-depth on his personal technique for fishing grass lakes in the early spring, but also on just how to catch them after the spawn and during the fall transition. 

Cook explains how each different technique needs different equipment. Fishing lipless crankbaits on braided line requires a different rod than fishing lipless crankbaits on flurocarbon. Aside from the techniques and rods, Cook also goes into detail about the importance of hooks. Lipless baits are notorious for losing fish, but using the best treble hooks will help you land more fish throughout the day. 

• 1:00 Background On Lipless Crankbaits
• 3:30 How To Pick The Right Color Lipless Crankbait
• 4:15 Best Line To Throw Lipless Crankbaits
• 4:50 Picking The Right Lipless Crankbait Rod
• 7:40 Which Hooks To Use On Lipless Crankbaits
• 13:55 Cranking Winter Grass Lakes
• 16:50 Fishing Hard Cover In The Winter
• 19:00 Tips For Fishing Lipless Crankbaits In The Spring
• 24:25 How To Fish Lipless Crankbaits In The Summer
• 29:30 How to Handle The Fall Transition
• 34:40 Importance Of Downsizing Baits
• 36:00 Keys To Ripping Out Of Grass
• 40:15 When To Utilize Silent Lipless Crankbaits
• 47:40 What Makes A Good Lipless Crankbait Day

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