Description
FOOD SERVICE – Size 5 Colorado Walleye Crawler Harness
FOOD SERVICE is a Size 5 Colorado walleye crawler harness featuring a bold UV red-orange color presentation designed to get noticed by walleye. The front of the blade combines the vibrant red-orange color with its distinctive pattern, while the entire back is finished in solid UV red-orange—the same shade used on the front. As the Colorado blade rotates, the bright red-orange presentation remains visible from either side.
The Size 5 Colorado blade provides the vibration, flash, and water displacement that make this style of spinner rig so effective for trolling walleye. The consistent UV red-orange reverse keeps the blade highly visible throughout its rotation, giving FOOD SERVICE a strong color presence without switching to a completely different reverse pattern.
This bright color can be an excellent choice when walleye need help locating the presentation in deeper water, stained water, or lower-light conditions. Pair FOOD SERVICE with a live night crawler and troll it behind a bottom bouncer along breaklines, contours, flats, or other areas where walleye are feeding.
FOOD SERVICE is part of a three-model family designed to give anglers different blade profiles while maintaining the same distinctive color concept. GARÇON offers the larger Size 6 presentation, while BON APPETIT uses a Size 5 Willow Leaf blade for anglers who want a different blade shape and action.
Use FOOD SERVICE as a worm harness, walleye worm harness, walleye spinner rig, spinner rig, live bait rig, or custom crawler harness. Hand-tied for walleye trolling, this Size 5 Colorado harness combines strong UV color, dependable blade vibration, and a consistent two-sided presentation.
FOOD SERVICE Specifications:
• Size 5 Colorado blade
• UV red-orange front pattern
• Solid UV red-orange back
• Same UV red-orange shade on both sides
• 5-foot leader
• Premium fluorocarbon leader
• Two red Octopus hooks
• Hooks spaced 3½ inches apart
• Heavy-duty black crane swivel
• Hand-tied for walleye trolling
