Mack’s Lure Smile Blade Spinner – Super Slow Death Rig
Features:
- The Mack’s Lure Smile Blade Spinner Super Slow Death Rig enhances walleye angling with its intentional design and consistent action that keeps fish engaged.
- Constructed from high-quality materials, the 1.1 size model delivers strong flash and action to maintain walleye attention.
- Features a Mustad Super Slow Death Hook with a super wide gap and extreme deeper offset bend, which works well with the Smile Blade for reliable spinning action, especially when paired with smaller profile nightcrawlers.
- Includes a Size #1 Super Slow Death Hook on a 72-inch 14 lb test leader, providing durability and performance under typical fishing conditions.
| Specification | Detail |
|---|---|
| Hook Type | Mustad Super Slow Death Hook |
| Hook Size | #1 |
| Spinner Size | 1.1 |
| Leader Length | 72 inches |
| Leader Weight | 14 lb test |
| Recommended Use | Walleye fishing with nightcrawlers |
FAQ
What makes the Smile Blade Spinner different from other walleye rigs?
The Smile Blade Spinner combines a high-action design with a Super Slow Death Hook that features a wide gap and deep offset bend, creating a consistent spinning motion that attracts and holds walleye attention.
Is the hook compatible with smaller profile nightcrawlers?
Yes, the Super Slow Death Hook is specifically designed to work well with smaller profile nightcrawlers, providing a natural movement that mimics live bait.
What is the recommended leader strength for this rig?
The rig comes with a 14 lb test leader, which is suitable for typical walleye fishing conditions and provides a good balance between strength and sensitivity.
Blake Rampling –
This rig has been a game-changer for my walleye fishing. The spinner spins smoothly and keeps the fish hooked in, especially when using smaller nightcrawlers. The hook holds well and the action is consistent even on slow retrieves.
Nathan Johnston –
I’ve tried several spinner rigs before, but this one stands out. The flash and action are just right for walleye. The hook is strong and the leader holds up well in rough water.
Donna Edmunds –
Used this on a cold morning with little visibility. The spinner still attracted fish and stayed on the hook. The design is simple but effective, and the slow spin keeps the fish interested.