good jigs for eyes

[eskimo_fisher]

I was wondering what kind of jigs you guys would prefer for eyes. Thanks.

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[hip_hop_fisherman]

I had a lot of luck with the glow red go devil up at LOW last year. For other jigs I tend to use a gold or chartreuse. A lot can depend on time/location!

[Matt Johnson]

The red glow Demon from Custom Jigs and Spins produced pretty well this past weekend on walleyes. JR's Tackle has a similar jig called the Glow Drop that is another hot walleye jig. Islander Lures has a horizontal jig I really like as well called the Big Skinny.

Jigging Spoons are another top producer in my book. The Flasher Spoon or Crusher Spoon from JR's Tackle, the Go Devil or Angel Eye from Scenic Tackle, the Slender Spoon from Custom Jigs and Spins and the Twin and Pin Minnows from Bad Dog Lures are all good choices.

Nils Master makes a very nice horizontal swimming lure for walleye as well as a whole line of jigs and spoons too.

A lot of choices out there to choose from and I find myself using a variety of different lures throughout the ice fishing season.

Good Fishin,

Matt Johnson

[Northlander]

Im with Matt on his choices plus if you can find some Blue Fox Tinglers anyplace buy as many as you can. I say this because they are great spoons and arent made anymore. If you find them get both sizes and all the colors you can. Real sleepers and not many people have them. The Jr,s Flasher spoon is also a great spoon on LOW and elsewhere.

[Dennis Steele]

No surprise that some of my favorites are listed already.

Scenic Tackle's Go Devils and Angle Eyes

JR's Flasher, Crushers and and Slashers.

I also like Jiggin Raps and Airplane Jigs for horizontal presentations.

[Sportland_Bait]

Jigging spoons are my go to lures. Our best sellers and what works best for me are Go Devils, JB Lures Varmits, and the new Frosty spoons by Lindy. When fish become finicky I switch to a Custom Jigs-Striper or Glow Demon. Always produces a few fish.

Jason Erlandson

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[Matt Breuer]

As far as jigs go, I use a lot of Custom Jigs and Spins Demons and Matt is right, they work great! Also, try out the Rockers and Slim Jigs from Custom, great 'eye baits!!

If you're going for spoons Phelps Glow Spoons are our ticket! Also Slender Spoons and Stingers from Custom!