walleye assassin/which ones??

[jerry/pa]

ok guys i'v been looking for these in pa and i haven't found them there, not even the gander mountain in my area carrys them...but now that i'm in omaha nebraska i seen that the walmart out here has them in many colors and sizes and before i leave on monday i would like to p/u a few, but i'm not sure what size or colors to get to fish the river back home so thats where i need the help..thanks to all that help.............................................. ...jerry

[mike]

really don't know.maybe someone else could help you

[Neal/CO]

I use two colors. The Chartruese with an orange tail for dirty water and the silver fleck body with a chartruese tail for clear water. Bass like them too!

[Kevin/CO]

They are a very soft plastic, I would advise you to just buy an assortment of them in the color schemes that you have success with at home. Any jig, crank, or other plstic you use with sucess in PA would be a good choice of colors.

[johnp034]

Saw a good assortment of them in K-Mart today here in Michigan. I haven't heard much talk about them, so I didn't buy any. ($3.99 a bag). Does anyone have any experience with them? They look like a pretty good bait.

JohnP

[first timer to erie]

anyone been to erie fishing

[Jersey John]

Glad to see you made it to NE. saftly. Bye 1 bag of each and try them, thats what I did. Talk to you when you get home. JJ

[GENO]

have used the glow color color walleye assassins on a glow jig with great success on Canadian fishing trips. Also have used orange,and yellow with success. Can't wait to try the glow color with red tipped tail. Hope this helps!!

[Capt. Paul]

The shad color and the white/ pearl work well in the Detroit river for big fish. Have not needed to try any other colors.

[jerry/pa]

thanks for all your help..i'll be sure to p/u a few before i head back east..thanks again.............jerry