Quote "I can say this for certain, lol....I'm gonna try harness's into the current in April !?"
Ok mr. 50" If you are going to go against the current, we call that "wire lining" or "pulling wire" much easier than dragging a bottom bouncer. (against the current) with way more control and much ! much! more productivity. Get into that.
Unless of coarse you're just trying to be disruptive and piss off a lot of fishermen then that sounds like the thing to try, on Saturday, in Trenton, in April. LOL
PLEASE pm me when you are going to do that, I will be there.
Tight lines.

& jeeze ?, lol....no, I won't be doing it into a "pack"....don't know about everyone else but myself & brother learn new things every single year fishing this river....we alone have well over 100 years on the water/river, that's just the 2 of us, lol....good Lord....and still learning....
I know one hardcore handliner, who doesn't even own a fishing pole ?!?! LOL !!!....he's been out there longer than me too....I like a rod & reel and can only eat and or give away so many fish....
Not sure what your point is, but mine was, going into current with a harness does work and the "speed" over ground with that blade is much slower than conventionally going down & faster than the current....which might be a "new" tactic in cold water, at least to me....
Once jigging in spring is "over"....handliners always out produce other methods, imo....been that way a long time....in the river....cheers....