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Spinner Magic DVD
Lance Valentine shares his favorite techniques for catching walleye with crawler harnesses, inline weights, and bottom bounces....buy now
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Learn to tie a crawler harness for summer walleye fishing. Our Walleye 101 step-by-step instructions and video will help you put more walleye in the boat this season. Did you lose a bunch of fish at the back of the boat last season? Are you using store bought harnesses or buying inexpensive components? It's time to up your game and fish pro-quality crawler harnesses.
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Here are the crawler harness components you will need:
- Line - 72" Sunline 20 lb Super Fluorocarbon
- Front Hook - Red #2 Premium Octopus Hook
- Rear Hook - Black #2 Premium Octopus Hook or #8 Round Bend Treble Hook
- Clevis - White #2 Quick Change Clevis with Keeper
- Swivel - Quality #7 Crane Swivel or SPRO Premium Ball Bearing Swivel
- Blade - Walleye 101 Premium Hand Painted #6 Colorado or #5 Willow Blade
- Beads - Walleye 101 Premium 6MM Round Beads
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Ask Lance
How much are these "Premium, Pro Style Harnesses" going to cost me?
That's a great question! If you buy our pre-tied premium harnesses through our online store they cost $3.99 each.
Doesn't that seem kind of expensive?
Not really when compared to other lures in your tackle box. Keep these things in mind about crawler harnesses:
- Can be fished from 0.8 MPH to 1.7 MPH
- Work great throughout the water column from the surface to the bottom
- Allow you to change blade colors and sizes quickly and easily
- Produce fish from late April - early November
- Can be retied for about 20 cents if the line gets nicked or chewed up by a fish
Crawler harness are one of the most versatile, cost effective lures you can buy (or make). Stop using cheap store bought harnesses and step up to a quality product. If you're stuck in a rut trolling plastic crankbaits, give live bait a try this season!
Have a question about our Crawler Harnesses or how to tie them?
Send the Walleye 101 Team a note so we can help you start catching more fish!
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