Northland Reed Runner Magnum Double Willow Spinnerbait – 3/4oz Sunfish/Nickel Gold | Northland Tackle

Meet the Northland Reed Runner Magnum Double Willow Spinnerbait

When you’re targeting freshwater bass with a lure that balances motion, vibration, and versatility, the Reed Runner Magnum is built to perform. The virtually weedless silhouette helps you reach tight pockets and weed lines, while the Sunfish/Nickel Gold finish catches light and reflects water movement for added visibility. The lure pairs a premium Ultra-Point hook with two Limber-Legs silicone skirts to deliver lifelike action right out of the package, and the twist bend leader-ready design keeps your setup clean and efficient on the water.

In the water, the throbbing willowleaf blades provide pronounced vibration and a natural cadence that can tempt even cautious fish. This combination is designed to feel balanced in the hand and responsive when retrieved, making it a flexible choice for a range of freshwater environments—from weed beds and lily pads to rocky drops and grass edges.

Key benefits at a glance

• Virtually weedless profile to help you fish near cover with reduced snagging.
• Premium Ultra-Point hook designed for confident hookups and durability.
• Two Limber-Legs skirts that move with the water and deliver natural, lifelike motion.
• Leader-ready twist bend for easy rigging and streamlined line management.
• Throbbing willowleaf blades deliver noticeable water vibration and flash during a steady or varied retrieve.

Real-world use cases

• Work along weed edges, near lily pads, and around submerged structure where bass tend to hold.
• Cast into shallow bays and near drop-offs to scan for active fish and adjust your pace accordingly.
• Navigate through variable cover with a lure that offers a balance of stability and action at multiple speeds.
• Switch from slow to fast retrieves to explore different water temperatures and fish responses.

How to fish it: cast toward promising contours, then experiment with retrieve speed and pauses to identify the cadence the fish respond to. Pair with a suitable rod and line tension to maximize action and feel on each cast.