You must always judge a Crankbait by the sum of all it's parts. The paint job is only one aspect of a quality Crank. You must first have a reliable and durable blank/body to work with. The paint job is 2nd and (finally) the durability of the clear coat.
For example- a $15 Lucky Craft Crankbait has excellent color's and a great blank/body- but (generally) has a poor top-coat allowing the paint to scratch off after only 2-4 Bass, (or 1-2 PIKE!).
So, it isn't the paint that makes a good Crankbait, but the sum of all it's parts. What do you think????
For example- a $15 Lucky Craft Crankbait has excellent color's and a great blank/body- but (generally) has a poor top-coat allowing the paint to scratch off after only 2-4 Bass, (or 1-2 PIKE!).
So, it isn't the paint that makes a good Crankbait, but the sum of all it's parts. What do you think????
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