SPRO MadEye Diver 85 Extra Deep Diving Crankbait
Features:
- 3 1/3 inch, 5/16 ounce extra deep diving banana-style walleye crankbait
- Tight wobbling and unpredictable side-to-side hunting action at trolling speeds between 1.3 and 2.2 knots (1.5 to 2.5 miles per hour); excellent for summer walleye fishing
- Internal rattles allow it to reach 17 feet deep on 10 pound monofilament unassisted
- Pre-rigged with two size 2 hooks
- Available in over 10 colors, including clear models with or without holograms for custom paint jobs
Design & Action
The MadEye Diver features the proven “banana” profile that delivers a tight wobbling action with unpredictable side-to-side movement, triggering aggressive strikes from walleyes.
| Specification | Value |
|---|---|
| Length | 3 1/3 inches |
| Weight | 5/16 ounce |
| Depth Reach | 17 feet (on 10 lb monofilament) |
| Hook Size | Size 2 |
| Hook Count | 2 |
| Color Options | Over 10 colors, including clear with or without holograms |
FAQ
What trolling speed works best with the MadEye Diver 85?
The MadEye Diver 85 performs optimally at trolling speeds between 1.3 and 2.2 knots (1.5 to 2.5 miles per hour), where its tight wobbling and side-to-side action are most effective.
How deep can the MadEye Diver 85 dive?
It can reach up to 17 feet deep when using 10 pound monofilament line without assistance.
Is the hook pre-rigged?
Yes, the MadEye Diver 85 comes pre-rigged with two size 2 hooks.
Victor Payne –
Fished during early summer and caught several walleyes on the MadEye Diver 85. The wobbling action was strong and unpredictable, which kept the fish interested. The depth performance was solid, and the clear version with hologram worked well in low light.
Cameron Bell –
Great for trolling in deeper waters. The side-to-side movement is noticeable and triggers strikes consistently. I used it with a 10 lb line and it reached the expected depth. Only downside is the hook size is a bit small for larger fish.
Elizabeth Underwood –
This crankbait is a reliable choice for walleye fishing. The banana profile gives a natural look and action. I’ve used it in multiple lakes and it consistently draws strikes, especially in the afternoon.