Bill Lewis Precise Walleye Crank Trolling Crankbait

The Bill Lewis Precise Walleye Crank is a minnow-style trolling crankbait developed with precision-trolling specialists Mark and Jake Romanack. Designed to reach deeper fish with shorter leads, the PWC gives you a depth-focused presentation for planning a walleye trolling pass.

This 4.75-inch lure weighs 5/8 oz and carries two large Mustad Triple Grip treble hooks. Each pack contains one crankbait.

Product Details

Brand: Bill Lewis.
Model: Precise Walleye Crank, also called PWC.
Developed with Mark and Jake Romanack.
Length: 4.75 inches.
Weight: 5/8 oz.
Minnow-style profile designed for precision walleye trolling.
Two large Mustad Triple Grip treble hooks.
Pack quantity: 1 lure.

Depth Reference

Manufacturer testing with 10 lb monofilament reaches approximately 25 feet with 100 feet of line out, or 33 feet with 200 feet of line out. Use these figures as reference points rather than guaranteed running depths; line characteristics, speed, and conditions affect the presentation.

Color Options

Chrome Blank, Gold Black Back, Z-Chrome, Tennessee Shad, Gold Tennessee Shad, Sexy Chrome, Clown Nova, Green Tiger, BNB Craw, Huff N Puff, Sunspot, Miller’s Thriller, Frozen, BH Wonderbread, and Firetiger.

How to Fish It

Check that the lure tracks properly beside the boat before letting out a longer lead. Release line under control, keep track of the amount deployed, and start with a repeatable trolling speed so you can compare passes.

Use the depth references to plan a presentation near the fish without driving the lure constantly into bottom or structure. Make one adjustment at a time to lead length, speed, or route, and record the settings that produce the position you want.

Watch the rod tip for changes that can indicate debris or fouled hooks. Retrieve and check the lure when its action changes, and keep adequate spacing between lines to reduce tangles during turns.

Care and Storage

Inspect the diving lip, hook points, and hook connections after fish or contact with hard structure. Remove debris, let the lure dry before storage, and use hook covers or separate tackle compartments to contain the exposed trebles.