Mack's Lure 90771 Cha Floats White/Pink Scale | Two-Hook Floating Harness for Walleye & Trout

Overview

The Mack's Lure 90771 Cha Floats White/Pink Scale is a purpose-built two-hook floating harness designed to keep your bait in the strike zone with a lively blade-driven motion. The White/Pink Scale pattern enhances visibility in varied water colors, helping your rig stand out as it drifts or glides with the current. Built for rugged fishing days, the harness pairs a resilient leader with precise hook spacing for consistent presentation, so you can focus on the moment of a bite rather than readjusting the rig.

How it works

As you fish, the cha cha action comes to life. A smile blade rotates at speeds under 1/4 mph, creating a subtle wake that nudges suspended bait into the strike zone. If you increase the retrieve speed, the action ramps up into a high-activity display, signaling to nearby fish that your bait is moving with purpose and energy without abrupt movements that might spook them.

Key features

• Two-hook floating harness for balanced, natural presentation
• Smile blade turns at very slow speeds to provoke inviting motion
• 72 inch, 14-lb.-test leader built to withstand hard-hitting fish
• 2-1/2 inch spacing between hooks to reduce short bites

Ideal targets and scenarios

• Hard-hitting walleye in open water or near structure
• Trout, from lakes to rivers, that respond to suspended presentation
• Drifting or slow trolling setups where heightened lure activity helps attract bites

Real-life use cases

A brisk morning drift along weed edges or a mid-day glide over deeper channels can reveal how the rig behaves in current and light. The long leader adds distance for natural line tension, while the hook spacing minimizes missed opportunities and keeps multiple angles of attack within reach. The White/Pink Scale pattern provides high visibility as water colors shift, helping you track the rig’s movement at a glance.

Consider pairing this rig with your favorite bait or soft plastics to test different depths and speeds. The setup is designed to offer a dynamic presentation without complex adjustments, making it approachable for quick on-the-water tweaks and experiments with timing and pace.

Notes on use

Use in environments where line setup allows the harness to suspend bait within the strike zone. Real-world results can vary with water clarity, light conditions, and fish mood, so you may want to test a few retrieves to discover what works best for your local spots.