Lindy Wally Talker Ice Fishing Lure
The Lindy Wally Talker is a walleye ice fishing lure made of glass beads and clacking brass discs. It produces a high-pitch sound through the clacking and spinning motion of the brass disks and beads, mimicking natural prey movements.
Designed specifically for walleye in hard water conditions, the lure features a pre-rigged red treble hook for easy use. It can be paired with a minnow head, larvae, or microplastic to increase attraction.
| Features | Details |
|---|---|
| Sound Mechanism | Clacking brass discs and glass beads |
| Hook Type | Pre-rigged red treble hook |
| Color Options | 8 available colors |
| Size Options | 2 sizes available |
| Compatibility | Works with minnow head, larvae, or microplastic |
The Wally Talker was developed following the success of the Lindy Perch Talker and direct feedback from walleye anglers. It is effective not only for walleye but can also attract other species.
FAQ
What makes the Lindy Wally Talker effective for walleye?
The high-pitch sound produced by the clacking brass discs and glass beads mimics the movement of small prey, which attracts walleye, especially in hard water conditions.
Can the Wally Talker be used with other lures or attractants?
Yes, it can be matched with a minnow head, larvae, or microplastic to enhance its appeal and increase catch rates.
Are there different sizes and colors available?
Yes, the Wally Talker comes in 8 colors and 2 sizes, allowing anglers to choose based on water conditions and target species.
Molly Jackson –
Used the Wally Talker during a cold winter fishing trip and caught several walleye. The sound is very distinct and stands out in noisy ice conditions. The pre-rigged hook made setup quick and easy.
Nicholas Vaughan –
Fished in a hard water zone and found the lure effective. The clacking sound draws attention from walleye. I paired it with a microplastic and saw better results than with a standard lure.
Jonathan Greene –
Great product for beginners and experienced anglers. The sound is clear and the lure stays on the ice well. I’ve used it in multiple sessions and consistently get bites.