Eagle Claw Trot Line 150'

The Eagle Claw Trot Line 150' is a pre-rigged, ready-to-deploy trot line built for anglers who want to cover water efficiently without spending hours on setup. Trot lines are a time-tested method for setting multiple hooks across a channel or along a shoreline, letting you fish passive while you tend other gear or move to fresh water. This 150-foot length gives you meaningful coverage for catfish, pike, and other species that respond well to multi-hook presentations in rivers, lakes, and tidal areas.

Eagle Claw has been making fishing tackle since 1925, and this trot line carries that heritage of dependable, uncomplicated design. A furnished trot line means the hardware, hooks, and line are already assembled and ready to deploy—no knot-tying required. That matters when weather is turning or the bite window is closing. Just secure your endpoints, bait up, and fish.

Trot line fishing requires patience and local knowledge—check regulations in your area before deployment, as some states restrict their use or require permits. The method works best in moving water or along structure where catfish, stripers, and other bottom feeders patrol. Set it overnight or during low-activity daylight hours, then work it periodically to check hooks and refresh bait.

Whether you're a river catfish specialist or an angler exploring a new technique, the Eagle Claw Trot Line 150' removes the assembly hassle and lets you focus on reading water and finding fish.

Key Features

• 150-foot pre-rigged line—no setup required
• Furnished with hooks and hardware
• Eagle Claw quality and reliability
• Effective for multi-hook passive fishing across channels and structure

Specifications

Frequently Asked Questions

Is the trot line ready to fish out of the box?

Yes. The Eagle Claw Trot Line comes furnished—hooks, line, and hardware are already rigged. You secure the endpoints, add bait, and deploy.

What fish can I catch on a trot line?

Trot lines are effective for catfish, stripers, pike, and other species that forage on the bottom or along structure. Success depends on baiting appropriately and fishing locations where your target species live.

Are there legal restrictions on using trot lines?

Trot line regulations vary significantly by state and body of water. Some states require permits or restrict their use entirely. Always check local fishing regulations before setting one out.

How long is the Eagle Claw Trot Line?

This model is 150 feet long, which provides solid coverage for most river channels and shoreline setups.