Colored Lead Jigs
The Whistler Jig stands out for its propeller-style design. Intended to add eye-catching flash and attractive vibrations in the water, this colored lead jig and its metallic, spinning blade are a good gamble. Its helicopter action also helps it move slowly through the water, a must for catching walleye.
Designed with a weight-forward concept, the Erie Jig is one of the most popular walleye jigs on the market. Used widely in Lake Erie, the Erie Jig has proved effective across the country for walleye fishing.
If you like fishing early in the morning or after dark, the Fire-Ball jig is for you. Its racy glow-in-the-dark coating and wild colors make this jig pop. Set with a wide-gap hook and trailing hook connector, the Fire-Ball is a favorite of pros and amateurs alike.
Noisy Jigs
In deep lakes and dirty water, the Mr. Walleye Rattlin' Rogue lets walleye know where it's at. Equipped with metal rattle and 12 bright colors, this jerk bait makes quick work of walleye.
One of the most popular noisy jigs, the Buck-Shot Rattle Jig pulls out all the stops. Its blood-red barbed hook and buck-shot rattle tube are a killer combination, especially in dark or dirty water conditions.
Swimming Jigs
The Swim Jig is a simple, effective jig that keeps you out of the weeds and into the fish. Its long, banana shaped design keeps it rolling through debris and catches the eyes of hungry walleye. Jigging or slow trolling, you'll get plenty of bites with this sleek number.
If you want to skip the classic jigs and use something with a little more pizazz, tie on an Ultra Minnow. With its centered hook eye and long, slender design, the Ultra Minnow has spot-on swimming action. Try solid or multicolor options.
