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Advance Tackle Scorpion Spoon Harness

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Trolling Applications

A spoon harness setup

Spoon Action

Crawler harness appeal

Sized 2

1/4 inches for use in

Built Target

Walleye anglers

Supports Faster

Trolling speeds while still enticing

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SKU: DXCH192-ADVANCE TACKLE COMPANY

Overview

Built for trolling applications, this spoon harness blends spoon action with crawler-harness appeal in a compact 2 1/4-inch size. It is aimed at anglers working walleye waters such as Lake Erie, where a presentation that can be run at faster trolling speeds may be useful. The design gives you a single rig that combines two familiar approaches without adding unnecessary complexity. For serious anglers looking for a trolling-focused spoon harness, it offers a straightforward option for covering water.

Why Hunters Choose the Advance Tackle

Trolling Applications

A spoon-harness format

Spoon Action

Crawler harness presentation

Sized 2

1/4 inches for compact trolling

Targets Walleye

Anglers seeking a versatile presentation

Suitable Use

In Lake Erie waters and

Key Features

  • Designed for trolling applications with a spoon harness setup.
  • Combines spoon action with crawler harness appeal.
  • Sized at 2 1/4 inches for use in Lake Erie waters.
  • Built to target walleye anglers.
  • Supports faster trolling speeds while still enticing bites.

Best Used For

  • Trolling anglers targeting walleye with a spoon-and-crawler style presentation.
  • Lake Erie anglers wanting a compact 2 1/4-inch harness for trolling.
  • Saginaw Bay anglers looking for a spoon harness developed for that water.
  • Anglers who want a faster trolling option while keeping crawler-harness appeal.

Specifications

Size2 1/4 in
Tagscrawler harness, Lake Erie, scorpion crawler harness, spoon harness, stinger, Trolling, Walleye
Target SpeciesWalleye
UseTrolling

Pros

  • Designed for trolling applications with a spoon-harness format
  • Combines spoon action with crawler harness presentation
  • Sized at 2 1/4 inches for compact trolling setups
  • Targets walleye anglers seeking a versatile presentation
  • Suitable for use in Lake Erie waters and similar fisheries

Considerations & Trade-offs

  • Designed for trolling rather than general-purpose fishing, so it’s a more specialized tool for anglers who want a spoon-harness setup.
  • The 2 1/4 in size may suit certain trolling presentations, but it may not be the right fit for every water condition or target setup.
  • Its spoon-and-crawler combination is intended to support faster trolling speeds, which can be a trade-off if you prefer a slower presentation.
  • Best aligned with walleye-focused trolling applications, so anglers targeting other species may have less reason to choose it.

Suggested Comparisons

  • Crawler harnesses
  • Trolling spoons
  • Walleye trolling rigs
  • Inline trolling harnesses

Suggested Accessories

  • Trolling rod
  • Fishing line
  • Terminal tackle storage
  • Crawler harness accessories

Frequently Asked Questions

What is the Advance Tackle Scorpion Spoon Harness designed for?

It is designed for trolling and combines spoon and crawler harness elements. The product description says it is intended to be an attractive option for anglers targeting walleye.

What size is the Scorpion Spoon Harness?

The listed size is 2 1/4 inches.

Is this harness meant for walleye fishing?

Yes. The product description specifically identifies it as an option for anglers targeting walleye.

Can this harness be used at faster trolling speeds?

The description says the spoon-and-crawler design allows for faster trolling speeds while still enticing fish to bite.

Does the product information say where it was originally developed?

Yes. The long description says the Michigan Stinger Scorpion spoon harness was originally developed in Saginaw Bay.