NEW FREE OFFER Rapala® Husky Jerk™ Minnow
- Tracks true at any speed
- Perfecty balanced
- Long-casting
- Loud rattles
- Premium VMC® Black Nickel Hooks
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Rated 4 out of 5 by CTbassman6 Best jerk bait
Great lure!! Start reeling till its next to the cover that you want then stop for 3 seconds and the bass will come out of the cover and hammer it!! Tight lines
May 9, 2013
Rated 5 out of 5 by krak oldie but a goodie
you can beat the dependability and reliability of the good ol Husky Jerk minnow. great action and sharp hooks. they catch fish!
May 4, 2013
Rated 5 out of 5 by RJLJJVC This Minnow is No Jerk
Popped a large mouth bass on my first cast. this Jerk Minnow is Awesome. Life like motion and dazzling colors entice fish to attack it time and time again. I've had so much action on this bait that I've had to "smash" the barbs, as fish are trying to swallow it whole.
April 16, 2013
Rated 5 out of 5 by bmerrin Great Deal
These rapala's are amazing prices. Would highly recommend.
April 13, 2013
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Yes, but don't fling them around and let them hit rocks really hard. Otherwise, you can bump them off of obstacles in the water, including rocksTop 1000 Contributor
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I have had a couple of these for years and haven't been able to break them yet. They are called a glass minnow, but aren't made out of glass as one would think of it.Details:
Should I get one of these for trolling for walleye? If so, what colours?Answers
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Yes very good for walleye best color is goldA:
Yes, I use black/silver works great.Top 1000 Contributor
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I have had my best luck fishing for Walleye using the standard black/Gold Rapalas, although I have also had luck with the clown color along with blue/silver.A:
I use these lures casting for walleye and there definetly the best lure in my box. Two best colors are glass clown, and glss blue minnow.A:
you might want something that dives a little deeper because this would be so close to your boat that nothing woulld bite it but for colors it depends on your local baitfish get something that looks like a small bluegill or perch if your in murky watter I suggest something a little more flashy than you would normally use in clearer water because they will puick up light even if there isnt very muchwhere when you are in clearer water use something with a duller color to it hope this helpsA:
some guys in colorado, usa caught alot of walleye at night back in april one used a firetiger colored lure that i know. the you tube video is titled 'Monster Walleye Fishing; Chatfield Res in Colorado Spring 2011' if you want to see the types they used.A:
I would say no. Husky jerks are fished with a sweep pause, or twitching presentation. They get a little bit of wobble when retrieved steadily, but they draw a majority of their strikes on the pause, because they suspend instead of rising. I may be wrong, but IMO there are much better lure choices out there for trolling.A:
If you can find the Crawdad Color anywhere...They work Great in Georgian Bay for Walleyes and PikeAnswers
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I have found that the tiger pattern works great for me. gold or clown patterns work good as well.A:
Get a large model in silver or gold.1 month, 3 weeks ago
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It depends what you are fishing. If it is hammer handle pike, you'd be fine using a bass lure. If it is big ones, then a really big lure under the "muskie and big game" category. If you are fishing muddy water, then always a bright colour. If it is clear water, bright colours on bright days, dark colour on dark days. But with pike, you can go by those guidelines, or you can just chuck and old lure in the water, because they will eat pretty much anything that moves.A:
the glass perch works best for me and in the 4 inch. size



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