Fishing - Speed clips ?

[scrotcaster]

Anyone run these style speed clips for walleye fishing ? Seems like its mostly saltwater anglers that use them but cant help but think they would be nice for cranks or raps. Not that the standard walleye crank snaps are to cumbersome. Thoughts ? TIA

 

[Tikka280ai]

I use them with bottom bouncers. Can't remember what size i have but I'm pretty sure they are the smallest I found but they are still rather large

 

[Rowdie]

I would only use it for ice fishing as it looks like it would pull strait before the line breaks. I pull up some pretty big snags with cranks and BB

 

[Allen]

I have some that I bought last year. They aren't necessarily the easiest to attach to a Rapala. That being said, they have not been an issue when running into snags, as in the line breaks ahead of the snap. I use 14 lb Power Pro for most of my cranking rods, and 20 lb PP on my rods used for spinners.

 

[svnmag]

I've posted about these things ad nauseam:

They don't pull straight and are beyond easy to use. If you're having issues changing things out; IMO/E; you've got it upside down: The 90 should be at the bottom: No need to clip; just slide the (Palomar) knot around.

There're a few ways to use these clips in a manner to preserve spool depth with split rings and leaders. Use the size appropriate/logical to your tackle. My "go to" is 25lb which some may consider a bit too large.

If the OP was a "I'd Like to Buy Some Cheese" prank; be advised I'm a human being and have feelings.