B FISH N Tackle Big Fish Pics

Here are a few from my collection that I know what they were caught on. None have the jigs still in them though.

1. 5 pound sauger – Chartreuse pepper paddle tail and precision jig
2. 30.5″ walleye – firecracker ringworm precision jig
3. 29″ walleye – chartreuse pepper ringworm precision jig
4. 27″ walleye – ringworm of a forgotten color
5. 45″ (if I remember correctly) flathead – firecracker ringworm precision jig
6. 29″ walleye – Orange Draggin jig and crawler
7. 28″ walleye – Chartreuse orange core moxie precision jig

All 28″+, all on H2O heads with moxies or ringworms, and all caught and released in the last 15 days. Without a doubt, B Fish N makes some great stuff.

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Love it! Thanks for sharing them.

Here’s my PB. 13.8 Lbs. 30″ x 21″. 3/32 oz. Precision Head and an Electric Blue ringworm back in the pre-moxie days.

Here’s the full report on that fish and other from March 2008… if anyone wants a blast from the past.

http://www.idofishing.com/forum/showflat.php/Number/648589/93/fpart/all

There are too many… I have caught 90% of my biggest Walleye/Sauger on BFT jigs and plastics

1. PB 29.75″ 11lb 12oz walleye (1/8oz/Pro Blue Ringworm)
2. PB 30.0″ 11lb 7oz walleye (3/16oz/Cotton Candy Ringworm)
3. PB 30.5″ 10lb 14oz walleye (3/8oz/Pro Blue Ringworm)
4. nice pair, Saugeye/Walleye (1/8oz, Fire N Ice Ringworm)
5. 27″ Tanker (3/16oz, Cotton Candy Paddletail)
6. nice P-4 eye (1/8oz, Catalpa SuperDoo)
7. P-4 Sauger (3/16oz, Stewarts Pro Blue Ringworm)
8. Black Friday Sauger (3/16oz White Superdoo)*try to find one of those today!
9. 55″ Lake Sturgeon (1/4oz Chartruese Pepper Ringworm)
This was an IGFA record class fish on 6# mono (I opted to CPR it instead) caught on my cherished brown LE66MLF…45 minutes.

Here’s a few random shots from over the last few years
1. PJ’s first musky – Elect. blue ringworm pitching in cabbage weeds for walleyes
2. Shallow water smallie blasting a paddletail
3. Drop-shotting deep ledges with a paddletail
4. Client’s daughter learning to drop-shot an oystershell ring worm
5. Paul’s kitty on a K-grub
6. Typical brown trout on a B3 Blade Mud minnow & Green Tigers!
7. Decent walleye that inhaled a ringworm in a patch of cabbage weeds

1st pic – Mark Meinholtz caught these two pigs dragging chartreuse pepper moxi’s behind 3/32oz H20 jigs. He was fishing from the back of John Schultz’s boat at the time.

2nd pic – Paul Ballweg caught this nice walleye on the same rig from the back of my boat.

3rd pic – Dewey Schultz caught this nice walleye dragging a chartreuse/pepper Pulse-R from the back of my boat.

4th pic – This nice eye smacked a Stewart’s Pro Blue Pulse-R that I was pitching to the shallows.

5th pic – Stewart’s Pro Blue Pulse-R in the mouth of the walleye in the last picture.

Dewey Schultz and I caught these nice 20 to 21″ saugers dragging ringworms on 5/8oz jigs in 20′ of water.
Best colors of ringworms for us were Fire-N-Ice, Purple/Chartreuse Tail and Chartreuse/Green Core.

I love that open mouth pic Boog!

One more fish to fall victum to a BFT Pulsar.

-J.

My bigger Walleyes from 2010 to present, all caught on BFishN plastics. The Ringworm was a favorite until I fell in love with the Moxie. I love the way it moves in the water and I think the walleyes agree!

Actually, I think most fish agree with finding the Moxie irresistible. Bass, Pike, Crappie, Cats, Carp. Even…lampreys?! Thought I had seen it all but this really floored me! Either I did some fish a huge favor or this thing was blood thirsty

I hate lampreys, I think I would have to cut my line.

Wow. Think thats the 1st Lamprey I have seen caught on a hook. Very nice fish.

Its hard for those fish to resist that ribbon tail on the Moxies.

Hopefully they are selling the blade baits at the Ice Show! I need to get a few more! Would hate to be on the ice without any, especially when my brothers come and take them!!

Jake

Some big saugers we caught this fall on plastics from B’Fish’N Tackle company.

1st pic – Mike Hutter, 22-1/4″, caught on a paddletail
2nd pic – close up of Mike’s sauger
3rd pic – Todd Steyer, 22″, caught on a paddletail
4th pic – Mike Benthause, 19-1/2″, caught on a mini moxi
5th pic – Paul Ballweg, length unknown, caught on a moxi

Some of the walleyes we caught this fall on plastics from B’Fish’N Tackle Company.

1st pic – Mike Concannon, 25″, purple white tail paddle tail
2nd pic – Dewey Schultz, 20-1/2″, chart/pepper paddle tail
3rd pic – Boog, 20-1/2″, chart/pepper paddle tail

A few from the Rainy River last spring. Only problem was that I didn’t bring enough!

Let’s not forget our speckled friends…I have a few each year suck in a ringworm, paddle tail, or pulse r

Plus you just have to love how walleyes can inhale these things!

Mike Latino with a 24″ walleye & 31″ pike. Both fell for a chart/orange core moxi.

27″, 8lb 12oz walleye caught on Electric Blue/Pearl Tail Ringworm

Robb Porubsky caught these walleyes from the Wisconsin river using a 3/16oz Precision jig tipped with 4″ moxi’s.
Oystershell & Chartreuse Pepper were his best colors.

These walleyes all fell for a 3/16oz precision jig tipped with a 4″ moxi. Best colors were Oystershell & Pro Blue.

1st pic = 29-1/2″ walleye
2nd pic = a pair of 26″ walleyes
3rd pic = 27″ walleye
4th pic = 25″ walleye