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Slow-Spin Crawler Rig Chartreuse 1pk Chartreuse

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Trolling, Drifting,

Slow-speed retrieval at 0.7–1.2 mph

Hand Tied

In the USA

36-inch Rig

17 lb line

Equipped Size

A Size 2 Mustad Slow

Added Swivel

Helps reduce line twist

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SKU: SSR-CH-1-676821907028

Overview

Built for slow presentations, this crawler rig is meant to be trolled, drifted, or retrieved at about 0.7 to 1.2 mph when fish are responding to a more deliberate approach. It uses a 36-inch leader with 17 lb. line, a Size 2 Mustad Slow Death Hook, and a swivel to help reduce line twist. The chartreuse finish and simple hand-tied setup make it a practical option for running a nightcrawler behind a bottom bouncer, inline weight, or split shot. It is a straightforward rig for anglers who want a controlled worm presentation without extra complexity.

Why Hunters Choose the Fishing Addiction

Trolling, Drifting,

Slow-speed retrieval at 0.7–1.2 mph

Added Swivel

Helps reduce line twist during

36-inch Rig

Ready-to-fish crawler presentation

Hand Tied

In the USA

Uses Size

2 Mustad Slow Death Hook

Key Features

  • Designed for trolling, drifting, or slow-speed retrieval at 0.7–1.2 mph
  • Hand tied in the USA
  • 36-inch rig built with 17 lb line
  • Equipped with a Size 2 Mustad Slow Death Hook
  • Added swivel helps reduce line twist
  • Chartreuse color, sold as a 1-pack

Best Used For

  • Anglers trolling, drifting, or retrieving at slow speeds of 0.7–1.2 mph
  • Walleye anglers using nightcrawlers on a crawler harness setup
  • Fishermen wanting a simple rig for slow presentations behind a bottom bouncer
  • Users looking for a hand-tied crawler rig with reduced line twist
  • Anglers fishing when predators respond to a slow-spinning worm presentation

Specifications

ColorChartreuse
Country Of OriginUSA
Hand TiedYes
Hook BrandMustad
Hook SizeSize 2
Hook TypeSlow Death Hook
Length36 in
Line Strength17 lb
Pack Quantity1pk
Rig TypeCrawler Rig
Speed Range0.7 - 1.2 mph
Swivel IncludedYes

Pros

  • Designed for trolling, drifting, or slow-speed retrieval at 0.7–1.2 mph.
  • Added swivel helps reduce line twist during use.
  • 36-inch rig offers a ready-to-fish crawler presentation.
  • Hand tied in the USA.
  • Uses a Size 2 Mustad Slow Death Hook.
  • Can be run behind a bottom bouncer, inline weight, or split shot.

Considerations & Trade-offs

  • Designed for slow presentations only, so it is less suited to faster trolling or retrieving when conditions call for more speed.
  • The rig is built around a nightcrawler setup, which means it depends on bait preparation and may not be the right choice for anglers using other presentations.
  • At 36 inches long with 17# line, it offers a specific harness setup rather than a configurable rig for different line or leader preferences.
  • The chartreuse color and Size 2 Mustad Slow Death Hook are fixed, so anglers looking for different hook sizing or color options will need a different rig.

Suggested Comparisons

  • Walleye harnesses
  • Crawler harness rigs
  • Bottom bouncer rigs
  • Inline weight trolling rigs

Suggested Accessories

  • Bottom bouncer
  • Inline weight
  • Split shot
  • Nightcrawler bait

Frequently Asked Questions

What type of fishing is this crawler rig intended for?

It is designed to be trolled, drifted, or retrieved at slow speeds of about 0.7 to 1.2 mph.

What hook does this rig use?

It comes equipped with a Size 2 Mustad Slow Death Hook.

How long is the rig?

The rig is 36 inches long.

Does this rig help reduce line twist?

Yes. The description says the added swivel helps reduce line twist.

How is the crawler supposed to be threaded on the rig?

The description says to thread a nightcrawler head first, pass it a little beyond the hook eye and onto the line itself, then pinch the worm off with about 1/2 inch to 1 inch hanging past the hook shank.