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Lake Clear Junior Gang Trolls

Lake Clear Junior Gang Trolls

Regular price $11.50 CAD
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Old School Flash. New School Results.

Few trolling rigs have stood the test of time like the Lake Clear Junior Gang Trolls. A staple of Canadian and northeastern freshwater fishing for generations, this classic spinner rig uses a series of spinning blades to create an irresistible flash and vibration that draws predatory fish from a distance and triggers explosive strikes.

The Junior size is perfectly scaled for trout, walleye, and perch — delivering just the right amount of flash and action without overpowering lighter tackle. Whether you're trolling the depths of a cold Canadian lake or working a river current, the Lake Clear Gang Trolls get down to business and bring fish to the boat.

Key Features

  • Multi-Blade Gang Troll Design: A series of spinning blades creates maximum flash, vibration, and attraction to pull fish in from a wide area
  • Junior Size: Scaled for trout, walleye, perch, and other mid-sized freshwater species — pairs perfectly with light to medium trolling tackle
  • Lake Clear Wabbler Blades: The iconic concave blade shape produces a distinctive wobble and flash that has been proven on Canadian lakes for decades
  • Durable Hardware: Built to handle the rigours of repeated trolling seasons with quality components throughout
  • Versatile Bait Pairing: Rig with a worm, minnow, or soft plastic trailer to add scent and profile to the presentation

Best Applications

  • Trolling for lake trout, rainbow trout, and brook trout in cold, deep lakes
  • Slow trolling for walleye along structure and drop-offs
  • Targeting perch and other schooling species in open water
  • Pairing with live bait or soft plastic trailers for added attraction

There's a reason the Lake Clear Gang Trolls have been a go-to rig on Canadian lakes for over a century — they flat-out catch fish. Tie one on, let it out behind the boat, and let the blades do the work.

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