Cody Meyer’s Keys to Deep-Cranking Success in Late Summer

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Cody Meyer’s Keys to Deep-Cranking Success in Late Summer

September 3, 2021 • Bass Pro Tour

Deep cranking is a go-to technique through the end of summer, before fish migrate toward shallow creeks. Daiwa pro Cody Meyer leans heavily on the correct rod, reel and line to keep his crankbaits in the strike zone, and shares his knowledge during a day on the Tennessee River. Put this Major League Lesson on your cranking radar!