Crawlers Harness

[Buckeye Bob]

Headed up for a couple weeks end of June. I want to make some Harness. I think i read to use 5mm glass beads is that right and where is the best place to get them

[DeBaited]

Headed up for a couple weeks end of June. I want to make some Harness. I think i read to use 5mm glass beads is that right and where is the best place to get them

Bass pro & Cabelas have bead kits that have the sizes & colors you need. You just need blades & clasps & hooks. I use % 2 bait saver hooks. I know the BP in Perrysburgh & the Cabelas in Avon have these kits along with assortments of blades.

[Swartztastic]

Another great option is Netcraft. They have a good online option and if you are in the Toledo area, they have a brick and mortar just off I475 and Dussel in Maumee. They have an assortment of beads, hooks, line, spinner blades, clevises and swivels. Probably as good as anyone. I never look anywhere else.

[Ole fisherman]

Fin Fur and Feather is another good place to buy that type of stuff. Stores in Toledo and other cities but also a good online store.

[sherman51]

you might want to check out galeforcetackle.com they sell accessories as well as spoons, and harnesses as well. another place you might look is fishusa.com

[West Basin]

Jann's Netcraft in Toledo has been around a long time, way before the others, especially the big box outfits. They have been selling lure making materials for over 50 years. Nobody knows more about what you need for making Lake Erie worm harnesses than Netcraft.

Locally up in the Port Clinton / Catabwa area, Hi-Way Bait and Tackle on East Harbor Road has a good selection of harness making supplies. They also know what you need / what works best. Also willing to answer questions and make reccommadtions.