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12-27-2007, 09:51 AM
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Walleye jigs
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12-27-2007, 01:11 PM
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Re: Walleye jigs
There are quite a few that I like to use. Spoons are always a good bet. I like to use the bigger Swedish Pimple's, kastmasters, Buck-shot Rattle spoons, and slabs(homemade). Colors I prefer are chartreuse, orange, firetiger, and perch. I tip these with minnow heads most of the time. Another spoon that is gaining in popularity is the go-devil by Big Fish tackle.
I also like Jigging Rapala's when I want to cover a little more water. Bucktail jigs are good at times when tipped with a shiner or chub.
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