Try using Some S Turns to Mix up Your Trolling Pattern

I have some questions about trolling crawler harnesses.

How to get shallow running lures deeper in a river?

Is it better to troll shallow cranks with weight, or use deep divers?

How much weight does it take to get cranks down deep?

Is snell length critical when pulling crawler harnesses in open water?

When you use a long lead on a harness to a snap weight, do good hooksets begin to be a problem?

How do you know what your trolling depths are when you deviate from the 50/50 method?

Is there a secret formula for tying crawler/spinner harnesses for big water like saginaw bay?

When would you use a snap vs. Keel weight vs. Lead core?

I just got my first boat – where do I go from here to start catching walleyes?

What’s the best procedure for deploying a trolling set-up when using a weighting system and boards?

What characteristics should I consider when choosing a rod for walleye trolling?

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Getting in Line

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