How to make the Slow Death Crawler Rig for Walleye 

Grant McIntosh that’s funny

@@haulinashoutdoors2675 haha

I have been hearing/reading about the slow death rig for several years now, but have yet to try them. Great vid!

I was just gonna joke about the same thing LOL im surprised you havnt been attacked by the facebook treehugger/new gen group.Since every fkn thing is under the microscope these days!

I love those things, organization is a must for me.

What brand are they? (The little yellow boards)

D McC I’m not sure of the brand name but I bought them at Cabelas.

Thanks Josh, I appreciate it!

Scary sharp sir! Take care and tight lines!

Happy to help Jordan, see you out on the water!

Glad you enjoyed it!

Thank You John.

Jim Lemon thanks Jim! So you are sometimes using a spinner crawler type harness with slow death hooks? I have a bunch of spinners blade crawler harnesses I’ve made but had not put slow death hooks on it, just plain #2’s or 4’s. Thanks

I’m glad you did sir!

Thank you sir Stanley! I got some friends giving me some help with video quality....nice bunch of guys. Take care my friend!

Shrimp 🍤 hmmm for walleye ?

@@kenwindsoron1399 i'm a saltwater guy... same rig but with shrimp in saltwater

Absolutely, let us know how it works for you Derek.

Yes John, that is a snell knot. I have run them side by side and at times it catches more, other times not.....but it's a good option to tie one on and let the fish tell you what they want to eat. Thanks buddy, we will use them when you get up here.

In most situations... The less Hardware. The Better 🤙🎣

You're welcome, thanks for watching!

You are 💯 right! Wrong knot on those hooks! Use a fisherman's knot. Will not get cut!

Thank You

In most situations. The less Hardware the Better 🤙🎣

Yes, everything is the same. We were pulling cranks out both sides of the boat on boards, and 2 bottom bouncers off each corner of the boat with one bottom bouncer on a stern planer 300 feet straight out the back at the same time, all (3) bottom bouncers had slow death rigs on them.

The swivel on the bottom bouncer eliminates the line twist

Dude, you got any video to show me differently? Do you?

@@haulinashoutdoors2675 let me apologize for the unintended tone of my post. I didn’t mean to come across that way at all. I do so enjoy you videos and have learned alot from them. It really doesn’t matter how a bottom bouncer rides the bottom as we all know it works. Keep em coming and I’ll be watching

@@garymeldrum949 thank you Gary, please accept my apologies as well sir.

@@haulinashoutdoors2675 and by the way, we just spent four days hammering them on bottom bouncers in the St. Clair River in Algonac Michigan using your advice. Thank you sir

@@garymeldrum949 Short answer is yes and no. The heavier the bottom bouncer lead the flatter it will lay at slower trolling speeds, when the water depth changes so does the angle of the main line causing the bottom bouncer to stand up more, so as mentioned the speed your trolling affects the way the bottom bouncer ride on the bottom. I tick the bottom with the bottom wire, I pour my own bottom bouncers I cut my wire at 12-14 inches to the bottom of the lead pending the lake bottom and six inch arm to the swivel, every 10 feet of water at .05 to .75 mph will cause the bottom bouncer to ride higher, so at 20 feet depth and so on I use a 2 oz bouncer or low to a slower trolling speed. It's a simply complicated fun way to fish. Tight lines.