Sizes: 0.8", 1.1", 1.5", & 1.9"
Walleyes are predatory and a very opportunistic fish therefore they are always looking for their next meal. Matching the hatch is really a key to being successful with the Smile Blade when fishing for Walleye, know what the forage base is within the body of water that you are fishing. With so many Smile Blade colors there really isn't any forage base that can't be created. Using beads, pill floats, surgical tubing, plastics and or bait along with the Smile Blade can create different profiles, sizes and colors according to time of day, year, water clarity and temperature. Color choice is really dependant upon what type of forage base you are trying to match, as well as clarity and depth of water you are fishing. There is a difference in the top 10 color choices between the Mid-West and Western States due to different water clarity and depths.
Structure, Pressure Swings, and Smart Gear Prep for Cold-Season Success Winter doesn’t shut down the walleye bite if anything, it reshapes it. When the lakes freeze or the rivers turn icy and hard-edged, walleye stay active, predictable, and highly catchable...
How to Fish the Rock Dancer Jig for Winter Walleye and Salmon Winter often sees anglers relying on slow presentations, but the Mack’s Lure Rock Dancer Bucktail Jig stands out for its aggressive action and year round effectiveness. Known for...
The author, Danny Coyne,is a Mack's Lure Pro Staffer located in British Columbia. Over the past 10 years a huge “Kokanee Craze” has been ignited within the angling community throughout the Pacific Northwest and British Columbia regions. Kokanee are second...
