
This is my #1 ever best walleye fishing lure. In my tackle box, I think I have more than 20 different Thin Fin. On my last day of walleye fishing last Fall, I've used the same Thin Fin all day and I caught more then 20 walleyes!
I can't believe that this walleye lure is now discontinued in the US. I can tell you that the Thin Fin is one of the most popular walleye angler lure in Quebec.
The Thin Fin is available in more then 13 colors but my favorite one is the orange.
You can use this walleye lure while casting but I find it to be me productive when walleye trolling. No need for a leader on the line, just attached the Thin Fin to a good quality swivel. By leaving about 100 feet of line while trolling, your Thin Fin will be diving at about 10 to 12 feet. The walleyes are below 15 feet, not a problem. Just attached a grip lead sinkers about 2 feet away from the Thin Fin.
Every serious walleye angler must have a least a thin fin.
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Just got one this season myself, same color as yours. All I've managed on it so far is a small largemouth bass, most of the walleyes this season were caught trolling worm harnesses, except for my first one that I caught casting a wally diver, it was a beauty at 27 inches.
orange with black stripes, rattler--dynamite; northern too. I have over 50 thin fins
have you ever tried getting this lure deeper than 20 ft? We do a lot of river walleye fishing on the columbia and with worm harnesses we can go as deep as we need to. However, using crank baits we have to be cleavor and oftentimes attaching a weight screws up the action. River Walleye Fishing
I have one Thin fin silver and purple and I love it for small mouth bass and pike .But how can I get more of them . To round out the color slection . Are they avalaible out of the USA
Hi Robert,
I've been visiting fishing shops accross North America every time I was on a business trip and so far those Orange Thin Fin are only available in Canada. Can't find them at Bass Pro Shop. I've been sucessfull at getting some from Sail in the Montreal area. I was there last week and they got none in stock. As soon as I can find some, I will post it on my walleye fishing blog.
Mike
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