Mack’s Lure Smile Blade Spinner – Slow Death Pro Rig
The Mack’s Lure Smile Blade Spinner Slow Death Pro Rig takes Walleye Angling up a notch with its intentional design and perfect action that drives them crazy!
Constructed from high quality materials and featuring the infamous Micro .8 Size, the Slow Death Pro Rig has plenty of flash and action to keep the Walleye locked in.
Designed with the Infamous UV Slow Death Hook, featuring a Super Wide Gap and an Extreme Offset Bend, this pairs perfectly with the Smile Blade to make the Spinner spin on consistent retrieve, especially when rigged with smaller profile Nightcrawlers.
Equipped with the UV Slow Death Hook in Size #2 on a 48 inch 10 lb leader, the Slow Death Pro Rig is built to handle the biggest Walleye.
| Specification | Detail |
|---|---|
| Hook Type | UV Slow Death Hook |
| Hook Size | #2 |
| Spinner Size | Micro .8 |
| Leader Length | 48 inches |
| Leader Weight | 10 lb |
FAQ
What makes the Slow Death Pro Rig effective for Walleye?
The combination of the Smile Blade and the UV Slow Death Hook with its Super Wide Gap and Extreme Offset Bend creates a consistent spin action that attracts and hooks Walleye effectively, especially when using smaller profile Nightcrawlers.
Is the hook compatible with other spinner types?
The UV Slow Death Hook is specifically designed for the Smile Blade Spinner and performs best in this configuration. It may not provide optimal results when used with other spinner types.
What type of bait works best with this rig?
Smaller profile Nightcrawlers are recommended for best performance when rigged with the Slow Death Pro Rig.
Ava Quinn –
This rig is a game changer for walleye fishing. The spin action is smooth and consistent, and the hook holds well even on larger fish. I’ve used it in both clear and murky waters and it consistently brings in fish.
Christian May –
The flash and action are noticeable, and the hook doesn’t break easily. I’ve caught several walleye on this setup, especially during early morning and late evening when the fish are active.
Nathan Wilson –
The slow, steady spin keeps the fish interested and makes them bite more frequently. The hook design is sharp and durable, and the leader holds up well under pressure.
Tracey Cameron –
I tried a few other spinner rigs before switching to this one. The Slow Death Pro Rig is more reliable and produces better results, especially when using smaller nightcrawlers.