Crawler Harness Storage Solution #281

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I keep them in a cheap walmart box.
You can easily fan through them with your fingers.

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Here’s your knots

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View of back side of noodle.
Room for more? I suppose you could. Might get too busy.

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Looks good to me. I always hated trying to keep and wrap up the long lines of spinner rigs. Trying to wrap up and put a rig back in a small bag is almost impossible too.

That’s flipping genius, thanks for sharing Andy.

Nice idea FishBlood!

Question about the blades – do you get them pre-painted or do you buy blanks and paint your own? I assume you paint your own but just curious if you had preferences for pre-painted.

I do about the same with all my fly rigs. I cut paper clips into a small S shape and stick those into the noodle, wrap the rig and stick the hook in. Works awesome and fast.
Also do it with pre-rigged 3-ways. I run the stick weight into the noodle, wrap it, and stick the fly in. Takes only seconds to swap a rig out

I’ve had such bad luck with loop knots I’ve stayed away from them for years. Tried many different types with constant breaking off.

Will have to give these a try.

Similar feelings, love spinners, hate dealing with em.

Great idea. I’m going to try this out. Having to have multiple different lengths is a pain but necessary. This will make life easier for me. Thank you for sharing.

That’s a real “why the heck am I just learning this now?” type of trick!

Thanks for sharing that, Andy.

Timmy wrote:

That’s a real “why the heck am I just learning this now?” type of trick!

Thanks for sharing that, Andy.

Well this Andy is just learning now too.

All that jewelry…oh, the possibilities

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zooks wrote:

Question about the blades – do you get them pre-painted or do you buy blanks and paint your own? I assume you paint your own but just curious if you had preferences for pre-painted.

I don’t paint blades. These can all be purchased from netcraft.

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I’ve had such bad luck with loop knots I’ve stayed away from them for years. Tried many different types with constant breaking off.

Be sure to use the knots I showed.
I do apply some Sally Hansen’s Hard As Nails to my knots.

There are a lot of bad loop knots out there, I use some for certain applications, just got to account for it.

Single hook rigs you can stagger the hooks and really pile them on a noodle.

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Cool idea!

Great tip, thanks for sharing.

What are you using for line, FBR?

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What are you using for line, FBR?

That’s personal preference mostly. These are all 14# flourocarbon, which is stiff enough for the blades to spin well.

Here’s 199 rigs on 28.5″ of noodles… 6.9/in

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That is a great idea! Going to give it a try, thanks for sharing. As with FBRM, I use mostly 12-14lb fluro when making me rigs.

Bumping for others to view.

This has been working great for me!

I’ve been using these on my leaders to quickly attach harnesses!

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Who’s modified their rigs?
Anybody find any glaring improvements on this system?

This is a well dam moment for me. Thank you for this

Bearcat89 wrote:

This is a well dam moment for me. Thank you for this

Your welcome. It is really a whole new look at an old game.

I’ve been waiting for this to hit the market since i posted. Though I wouldn’t see a dime, it would be fun to be the one to launch the movement.