Smashing Walleye on Spinner Rigs w/ Plastic Crawlers (How-To)

Jarrid Houston lays the smackdown on some St. Louis River (Duluth) walleyes, pulling spinner rigs tipped with Northland's new Eye-Candy Nightcrawler.
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[@brianwilliams5026]

My favorite way to fish!!!

[@craigwavra3495]

Cool action. Just seeing these new plastics coming out!! May have to give them a try!

[@user-oj3hl7yx5e]

Hope they show up in stores soon 🎣

[@seanshykes9662]

Have got a lot of nice fish this year out of the river

[@chris302fur]

The river was fire for us today too. Any color brought in fish. Biggest was 25.25"

[@scottrouwhorst881]

Nice

[@markpowell6240]

Great video! What rods were you using ?

[@IntuitiveUniversity]

I just reached out to Northland. I hope they get back to me. I've perfected the harness and can prove it's my idea variant. It will forever change the game in walleye fishing. I've been sitting on it for a while now. I'll die with it before I get nothing for it though.

[@tamserenity]

Any recommendation for using them in the river??

[@tazcgnso8653]

What colors do you recommend for clear water

[@johngibbs1059]

Uncle Josh pork worms work the best but you can’t find it anywhere.

[@skook2011]

what speed are you pulling those spinner rigs at?

[@KELLEYSrUS]

We pull the regular Colorado blades at 1.2 mph. The butterfly blades are more like .5 mph.