H20 Precision jigs DOMINATE Rainy Lake Walleyes

Hats off to BfishN Tackles H20 Precision jigs for simply Dominating Rainy Lake walleyes AGAIN yesterday. The longer shank on this hook really helps with angler hook-ups. I truly believe this is the most advanced jig on the market today with universal applications in my tackle box. Whether your fishing a jig and minnow like we employed yesterday, plastics, or lacing up a crawler this “Walleye Killer” just flat out gets it done on the water. Big difference between catching fisherman, and catching fish these days.

We really put the heat to the walleyes again yesterday basically working two different pods of walleyes. Almost equal amounts of slots, eaters, and smaller fish all in the same locations with minimal travel required by the “Daze Heatseeker”!!

No TANKS yesterday, but a few “Ho-Hum” 24’s with the biggest taping a respectable 25.5 inches.

The Summer bite is on like DONKEY KONG!! As predicted earlier look for a great summer bite to trigger one heck of a big Tank Fall bonanza!! Leave your feathered friends alone this October, and lets beat on the big footballs of Rainy Lake!!

Nice job and nice fish. Will be coming up to Rainy the end of the month.Can’t wait.A friends father in law is part owner in a cabin on NW Bay and I have been invited along the last 4 years. Every year gets better as we find new spots and venture further.Usually fish rigs with crawlers or minnows but am going to try the h2os out this year also. Thanks for all the great reports and keep them coming.

If your catching eyes on Rigs with Crawlers lace up a 1/3 to 1/2 a crawler on a jig, and poke the bait keeper through the nightcrawler. You can drag the jig like you likely drag your lindy rigs across the bottom. The eyes will pick it up. You won’t need to let the walleye sit with it like you do with a rig. Just feed the eye the tip of your rod, and then lay into them. The Orange/Chart with tiger striping has been killer as of late. I also would have Purple/white, and plain white. Don’t skimp. Nice thing about working jigs if your hang up it is a quick re-tie vs. rigging another Lindy. Have a great trip to NW Bay, and I’m glad you enjoy the Rainy Lake Forum!! Try get some Rainy Lake pictures from your trip!! Love to see them.

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Thanks for the great information Chris. Will try the ring worms also. Do you usually cast and retrieve them or move slow with the trolling motor with a lift fall presentation. Will definitely try to figure out how to get some pics up when I get back. Thanks again.

For Ringworms I’d prefer to cast and retrieve slowly swimming or dragging the bottom with an occassional snap. Hard to say what will trigger the fish day to day. With a jig and crawler I will either run the electric or long cast, and slowly drag the retrieve.