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Andrew Martinsen's Walleye Fishing Secrets
Jigs That Catch Walleye Put More Fish On Your Hook With These Jigs
There are hundreds or even thousands of different
jigs that can be used to fish for Walleye, but what are
some of the best Walleye fishing jigs you will find?
You can’t go wrong with a Fuzz-E-Grub.
The plastic body is soft and feels natural and the
small tail made from marabou feather allows the jig to
swim slightly in a natural manner.
This jig has been around a long time, and is one of
the most trusted jigs there are.
Take the jig and move it through the water quickly,
and keep up a continuous movement with the bait.
This will normally attract any active fish in the area,
and can be a very effective jig to use to increase your
Walleye success rate.
Work the weed bed edges and any shallow humps
that are present, because this is normally where the
Walleye are most active a lot of the time.
Start with a Fuzz-E-Grub jig that weighs between one
eighth and one fourth of an ounce, and move up in
weight after changing the color and the bait being
presented.
One of the best Walleye fishing jigs, and one of the
most popular during certain seasons, is the Slo-Poke
WeedMaster.
Illustration of the Slo-Poke WeedMaster
There is a weed guard on this jig that is made from
fiber, so it does not scare the fish away like many
other jigs intended for fishing the weeds.
The guard deflects the weeds and prevents snags
without lowering your success rate.
Because the distribution of the weight is centered on
the hook with this jig it is easier to maneuver around
obstacles.
During the spring, walleye fishing these jigs can be
indispensable, and the same is true for most of the
summer.
Weeds are a good spot for catching record numbers
and sizes of Walleyes, and they are usually found in
deep weeds.
A Mustad hook ensures that once you catch the fish
with this jig there is no getting away.
Another jig that is one of the best when it comes to
Walleye fishing is the Odd'ball Jig.
These jigs come in a wide variety of colors, sizes,
and weights, and the color on these jigs is a new
Glow-In-Color finish using the latest in technology.
These jigs work very well in low light conditions, such
as night fishing, overcast or cloudy days, and in
darker waters where visibility is impaired.
The PurpleTiger version of the Odd'ball Jig is
catching people a lot of fish on rivers, and many of
their colors can be used in many conditions.
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