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Best Rigs for Walleye Fishing

Oct 25, 2024 | Uncategorized | 0 comments

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1. Lindy Rig

 

    • Versatile and effective for bottom fishing

 

    • Consists of a sliding sinker, leader, and hook

 

    • Great for presenting live bait naturally

 

2. Slip Bobber Rig

 

    • Excellent for fishing at specific depths

 

    • Allows for precise bait presentation

 

    • Effective in both shallow and deep water

 

3. Bottom Bouncer Rig

 

    • Great for covering water and feeling bottom structure

 

    • Keeps bait near the bottom while trolling

 

    • Works well with nightcrawlers or minnows

 

4. Jig and Minnow Rig

 

    • Simple and highly effective

 

    • Versatile for different fishing situations

 

    • Can be used for casting or vertical jigging

 

5. Three-Way Rig

 

    • Ideal for river fishing or deep water

 

    • Allows for separate control of weight and bait

 

    • Effective when trolling or drifting

 

Remember, the rig that is the “best” a lot of the time is determined by the specifics of the conditions, freshness of the water and the action of the walleyes. To try out various different combinations of rigs is the way to find the handy one for your fishing hole.

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