Jointed Cranks vs Straight -- Where, When and Why

[@scottweidner1613]

Very informative 👍👍 Thanks for the tips to help us catch more muskys

[@lucasantoniadis5667]

Started using your hybrid technique and it has changed my game completely!

[@JoeBucherVideo]

Awesome! So glad to hear this. 👍

[@denispoirier5442]

I agree , jointed for windy days & strait for calm days.

[@denispoirier5442]

I caught a 53 incher on a jointed depth raider in clear water with southwest winds , cloudy day.

[@denispoirier5442]

I caught a 55 1/2 incher in stained water on a jointed depth raider with southwest winds .

[@deanmentjes7774]

Love the hybrid technique retrieve with straight cranks. Thanks Joe!

[@JoeBucherVideo]

You bet! 👊

[@geoffroimarcil8173]

The two models they great for trolling and casting

[@billyd3203]

Thanks for the invite JB BRB

[@JoeBucherVideo]

You are #10K! An automatic winner. Several winners this month. Congrats BRB!

[@dankneibel252]

Great video Joe! Thanks for the explanation!

[@JoeBucherVideo]

You bet. Glad you enjoyed it. More to come.

[@herbeaversmels3633]

If I had the money I’d buy a few of each

[@victorsimonsen921]

can you tell me what size reel you use on the downsizer rods? thanks for sharing your tips on the cranks.

[@JoeBucherVideo]

300 series Daiwa Lexa

[@nickdavis5935]

If you use as a jerk bait all the way, gotta make it a suspender and then add a death pause!