Walleye Jigging: Livebait, Plastics, Jigging Raps and Blade Baits

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Jigging encompasses a range of different baits that include blade baits, hair jigs, Jigging Raps, jigs rigged with soft plastics and the classic ball head jig and minnow. Throughout the last season, I had the opportunity to fish for walleye in various locations using different jig baits.
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3 окт 2024

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@TheAwakeningAngler 7 месяцев назад

Great video, the Lindners are the gold standard of the industry. Show and tell teaching at its best. Thank you all for making us all better Anglers

@nchec326 7 месяцев назад

Could listen to you and Al speak for hours!

@redbeard6606 7 месяцев назад

Probably the best most concise teachings on jig fishing I've watched. Thank you for putting so much time and effort into your videos, and thanks for sharing your knowledge. Much appreciated on my end.

@scottstuckey715 7 месяцев назад

Mr. Lindner... thanks for the information. Your Uncle and your Father were always on the cutting edge as far as walleye baits were concerned. Your Dad was always in the "idea and invention" mode. I used his plastic worms and wormin' hooks when they hit the market. His single spins with the squirrel hair were baits that caught everything - same bait for crappies, walleyes bass, northern - with or without live bait, plastic - all way before their time. Not to mention the jig worms and other standards that are now fashion statement names - even the FFS baits - all Lindner Family baits and techniques born in the North Country. And now we have the southern half of the country using spinning tackle...