Horn Pond Fishing Report

5 Rating based on 11 Reviews

Horn Pond Cranking

I got my new KVD Cranking rod on Sunday right after the tourney. Today was the first chance I got to try it out. The wind was howling at a steady 15 mph with gust to 25. What other crankbait would I tie on first other than KVD 1.5 chartruese with black back. I threw that around for a bit. But I was thinking about drop offs. I know of a couple of places at Horn that has them. Just to the left of the ramp is one spot. I tied on a Bomber deep diving fat free shad. I was in 18 feet of water casting at the shoreline and dragging the bait down the drop. I could feel it bumping along the bottom when it gets slammed. I set the hook and then start thinking the fish missed it because I couldn't really feel it. It came out of the water like a missile. I swear that Larry thought he was a Sally. I got him in, snapped a pic and let him go. I got one more fish on a buzzbait and that was it. I really like the way that cranking rod feels. It's amazing how well things work when you have the right tool for the job.

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... shawneramone posted in MA
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  • Buff I'm still learning my way but if you plan on using cranks I'd suggest a rod designed for crankbaits. I just got a Quantum KVD 7'4. This series has 3 lengths. I picked the middle in hopes it would be versitile enough for shallow and deep cranks. So far so good

  • After the tourney I decided Horn wasn't such a bad place after all. You had yourself a nice little secret Evan

  • I don't know about that Jay. Maybe the demanding room mate. "We need money for the cable bill"

  • White Lightning is never far from my grasp but alas there was no jig bite to speak of

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