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Captain Jay's Blade Baits

Item#: F17196

7 reviews

$5.99

Captain Jay's Blade Baits are some of the most effective baits for walleye fishing on Lake Erie. Individually built and hand painted, these blade baits create a vibration in the water to attract walleye to your area. The best way to fish blade baits is to snap jig them while you are drifting, keeping them vertical. Use a braided line with a barrel swivel and 18-inch fluorocarbon leader to ensure y… Read More

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5
Fire Tiger Blade Bait

Posted by Mike P on May 2, 2022

I use the Captain Jay's blade bait spring fishing for walleye on Lake Erie. Walleyes love them

I use the Captain Jay's blade bait spring fishing for walleye on Lake Erie. Walleyes love them
5
They Work Great

Posted by Steven on October 25, 2021

Great blade bait at a fair price. We've caught Bass, Perch, Sheepshead, and Walleye on these things so far.

Great blade bait at a fair price. We've caught Bass, Perch, Sheepshead, and Walleye on these things so far.
5
Favorite Lake Erie jig.

Posted by Robb Devries on May 28, 2020

Best bait for jig fishing walleye on Lake Erie during the April spawn. There is so much vibration the fish can find the baits in chocolate milk colored water. My favorite colors are Voodoo tiger, whi… Read More

Best bait for jig fishing walleye on Lake Erie during the April spawn. There is so much vibration the fish can find the baits in chocolate milk colored water. My favorite colors are Voodoo tiger, white knight, Barbie, clown, and antifreeze. With 72 colors available youll definitely find a color that works for you. Use braid line to a barrel swivel, to a fluorocarbon With a snap to bait. No swivel. Front hook can be pulled if necessary. Ive also fished bass with these, and they are dynamite to cast and retrieve when white perch and silver bass are feeding on the surface. Though not typically targeted they are a blast for kids to catch. Its almost a catch a fish every cast.
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Interesting Action and Response

Posted by Jobewan on June 12, 2019

I had a wiper and SM jump clear out of the water after this lure. No Joke

I had a wiper and SM jump clear out of the water after this lure. No Joke
5
Works exactly as said.

Posted by Inspector fish on June 12, 2019

I have never used these before.My friend had them.We were jigging for walleye and caught a bunch of lake trout a few landlocked salmon and lost one rainbow trout.The action and colors are incredibly.T… Read More

I have never used these before.My friend had them.We were jigging for walleye and caught a bunch of lake trout a few landlocked salmon and lost one rainbow trout.The action and colors are incredibly.The only reason we didn't catch walleye with these lures is because the lake we we're fishing in didn't have any walleye.He never claimed to be a good guide but I'm glad i saw these lures.

How do I choose the right blade bait for the conditions I am fishing in?

There are a few factors to consider when selecting a blade bait for a particular fishing situation:

Water clarity: In clear water, you may want to use a blade bait with a more natural-looking finish, such as a silver or gold blade. In muddy or stained water, a blade bait with a brightly colored or highly reflective finish may be more effective.

Light conditions: In low light conditions, a blade bait with a lot of flash or reflective surfaces may be more visible to fish. In bright light, a more subdued blade bait may be a better choice.

Target species: Different blade baits are designed to mimic different types of prey, so consider the natural food sources of the species you are targeting when choosing a blade bait.

Water depth: The size and shape of the blade bait should be matched to the depth at which you will be fishing. A larger, heavier blade bait is better suited for deeper water, while a smaller, lighter blade bait is better for shallow water.

What is a blade bait?

Blade baits are a type of lure that is made up of a metal or plastic body shaped like a fish or other prey, with one or more blades attached to the body and typically two or more treble hooks. The blades create vibration and flash as they move through the water, attracting predatory fish. Blade baits are typically used for freshwater fishing, and are effective for catching a variety of species including bass, pike, and walleye.