Why would you use a RippinWalleye casting spoon and/or rip jig?

Because a rip jigs action mimics that of the minnow producing a strong reaction bite. This bite can put more and bigger fish in your boat and at any time of day without the use of live bait. Walleye are piscivores (fish-eaters) and will eat any species of fish they can catch including many species of minnows, their most common food. Below is a photo of the common shiner: member of the minnow family (cyprinidae).

Other Common Names for Rip Jigs

• Jigging Spoons
• Casting Spoons
• Spoons

Rip Jigging Facts

• Jigs/spoons are similar to common shiners, the walleye's native bait
• A vertical jigging technique that precisely directs jig to walleye positions
• Walleye are attracted to cadence variations in jigging action
• Walleye hit the jig on the vertical drop and are attracted to the vertical lift
• Produces an instinctive bite!
• Requires no live bait
• Easy to learn
• Walleye can be caught any time of day
• Walleye are caught faster
• Attracts big fish
• Requires little training
• Keeps your boat impeccably clean!
• Catches all kinds of fish walleye, bass, perch, northern pike and musky

Our Set-up:

Bait cast reels
Medium heavy rods 15-25 lb
17-20 lb monofilament line
1-3 ounce rip jigs

Can they be used in Salt Water?

Absolutely, our spoons are designed with all fishing aspects in mind. We use 100% stainless steel which is impervious to rust and deterioration. See our products listing. These spoons can be used for all types of fishing including, surf, deep sea, and in rivers and lakes. Many species of fish can be caught including: bass, salmon, trout, musky, northern pike and of course our favorite the walleye!

Show me the Proof!

We have video documentation showing us catching many walleye in the middle of the day. Check it out at our Media Center!