Walleye Jerkbait Fishing (Rapala RipStop Deep)!

James and Al Lindner show how to use jerkbaits, like the Rapala RipStop Deep, to catch walleye. Jerkbait fishing like this for walleye is especially effective during windy days throughout the open water season.
Jerkbaits are key lure options throughout the entire season cold and warm water periods. There are quite a few different jerkbaits on the market that work well to trigger walleye strikes. The RipStop Deep has the same action as the original RipStop - it simply dives deeper. The tail design creates a fast-ripping, flashing swimbait action. Hard-stopping, forward motion stops on a dime, with a subtle shimmy before coming to a rest, then ever so slightly lifts its head with a super slow-rise.
"Jerkbaits are amazing tools and key baits to have in your arsenal. With the RipStop Deep, on a long cast, the bait can easily dive to 8- or 9-feet of water," says James Lindner.
After casting and reeling the bait down, the retrieve speed and cadence are the next things to figure out. "Sometimes you want to pause it for a period, say 5 to 7 seconds, to trigger the fish biting. Other times, you want to impart a lot of erratic behavior like popping it. Maybe it's a pop-pop-pop, followed by a pause," Lindner explains.
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[@WilliamCrooks]

Did you ever realize what you started way back when? You were sent to us by Angels and kept young and old glued to their screens for over 50 years. What a blessing! I can't say anything more but thanks for being who you are.

[@LindnerMedia]

Thank you William!

[@JohnDoe-jc3cl]

I’ve been following you Al Linder since your articles in Fishing Facts Magazine. Then you started In Fisherman magazine. One of the most informative magazines for where, how and why the fish are biting. You’re the man. ! All those walleyes you are returning; I be proud to catch just ONE in Busse Lake in Elk Grove Village, Al ! “ A day out fishing, is a day added to your life “

[@LindnerMedia]

Thanks John!

[@JohnDoe-jc3cl]

Is this really Al Linder returning my comment?

[@erichildreth7562]

Great video and I really look forward and enjoy your show!! Thank you for providing us with great entertainment and providing the techniques and tricks that you guys use!!

[@mopesrus7266]

Love your show. Thank you for the information and entertainment.

[@LindnerMedia]

Thanks for watching!

[@WilliamCrooks]

Hey hey gents good to see you guys back at it, nothing better than the watching you two together fishing and sharing love ya.

[@hotramen5952]

as a musky fisherman, i see talons on the back of the boat and just laugh. my homies that fish for flathead.... are in the same boat!!!

[@Tom-cd9hn]

Hi Al, What St. Croix rod (length, power, and action), are you guys using this jerkbait? Thank-you, Tom

[@zionsbackyardadventures6096]

I’m fishing the rip stop today but for bass

[@LindnerMedia]

Great! Good luck out there today!

[@jas4308]

What's the specs on the line you were using?

[@kevinerbs2778]

The Ripstops are discontinued :(

[@johnowens7435]

Al what pound braid and floro carbon leader do you use?

[@LindnerMedia]

For most uses, 15lb or 20lb braid with an 8lb or 10 lb leader.

[@johnowens7435]

@@LindnerMedia what about in lakes with large Northern Pike in northern Ontario?

[@HanSoloxcs]

Bill Nye the science guy started fishing...

[@Walker82kg]

Why are jerk baits good on windy days