Berkley Walleye Rig Indiana Blade
Features:
- The Berkley Walleye Rig with Indiana Blade is a ready-to-fish Crawler Harness that you can troll right out of the package–designed by top Berkley Walleye pro’s, this rig takes the guesswork out by sizing everything perfectly.
- The double-hook option is for your standard full size worms, night crawlers or especially soft plastics like the super deadly effective Berkley Gulp! Alive! Crawler Worm!
- The Indiana Blade is a faster blade with less thump than the most popular Colorado blade. The Indiana Blade is a little more effective when your target walleye are pressured. Several blade colors/finishes available–one even glows!
- Professionally tied in with Berkley Trilene XT 12 lb. monofilament line, 42 inch length to trim as needed.
| Specification | Detail |
|---|---|
| Blade Type | Indiana Blade |
| Hook Configuration | Double Hook |
| Line Type | Berkley Trilene XT 12 lb. Monofilament |
| Length | 42 inches |
| Compatibility | Full size worms, night crawlers, soft plastics (e.g. Gulp! Alive! Crawler Worm) |
FAQ
What makes the Indiana Blade different from the Colorado Blade?
The Indiana Blade is faster and produces less thump than the Colorado Blade, making it more effective when walleye are under pressure.
Can this rig be used with soft plastics?
Yes, the double-hook setup is especially effective with soft plastics like the Berkley Gulp! Alive! Crawler Worm.
Is the blade available in different colors or finishes?
Yes, several blade colors and finishes are available, including one that glows in low light.
Joshua Simpson –
This rig performs well in pressured walleye conditions. The Indiana Blade is smoother and less noisy than others I’ve tried. Works great with both worms and soft plastics. The glow finish helps in low light, which is a nice touch.
Megan Terry –
Fished it during a morning troll and caught several walleye. The double hook holds well and the line is strong. A bit more expensive than basic rigs, but the design makes a difference in effectiveness.
Joshua Roberts –
The rig is easy to set up and ready to go. The Indiana Blade’s reduced thump helps avoid spooking fish. I’ve used it with Gulp! Alive! worms and it’s been very productive.