Follow Shaw Grigsby’s Tiny Adjustments for Better Crankbait Success - Major League Fishing
Follow Shaw Grigsby’s Tiny Adjustments for Better Crankbait Success
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Follow Shaw Grigsby’s Tiny Adjustments for Better Crankbait Success

November 18, 2021 • Major League Lessons

There’s more to throwing a crankbait than just chunking and winding: subtleties in how you fish your favorite crankbait can make the difference between getting bites and getting skunked. Step into the Major League Lessons classroom as Mercury pro Shaw Grigsby highlights several small adjustments you can make to become a more successful crankbait angler.