While many fishermen who use the original Lindy Rig lengthen the snell to 8 or 9 feet, sometimes even longer, the men who introduced the Lindy Rig shorten theirs. Did you know the original Lindy ...

The brothers were Al and Ron Lindner and the rig was the Lindy Rig, the now-legendary product that has racked up $40 million in sales throughout its history. Today, the Lindy Rig still plays a ...

Later, when leeches became popular, they too were used with excellent results on what had come to be known in these parts as a Lindy Rig. "Rigging," as this technique is most often referred to ...

They are in several fishing-related halls of fame, and their Lindy Rig for catching walleye has been used by tens of millions of anglers since it was invented in the 1960s. Ron Lindner estimates ...

Together, they came up with the Lindy Rig, a simple system to correctly fish with livebait, particularly for walleyes. In 1968, a young outdoor writer for the Minneapolis Tribune looked at the ...