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14ledo81

Posted 8/17/2015 9:29 PM (#780880)
Subject: Lures for deep clear water lakes

Posts: 4269

Location: Ashland WI

What is your go to lures when targeting muskies in clear lakes? Specifically the 16' - 22' range.

I have been looking to get a Bondy Royal Orba. It seems like it would work great for this.

Jeff78

Posted 8/17/2015 9:39 PM (#780881 - in reply to #780880)
Subject: Re: Lures for deep clear water lakes

Posts: 1660

Location: central Wisconsin

Go over their head, muskies see up.

Farmer Rick

Posted 8/17/2015 10:02 PM (#780884 - in reply to #780880)
Subject: Re: Lures for deep clear water lakes

Location: Not far enough north!

Bulldawg

CiscoKid

Posted 8/18/2015 6:36 AM (#780900 - in reply to #780880)
Subject: RE: Lures for deep clear water lakes

Posts: 1906

Location: Oconto Falls, WI

14ledo81 - 8/17/2015 9:29 PM

What is your go to lures when targeting muskies in clear lakes? Specifically the 16' - 22' range.

I have been looking to get a Bondy Royal Orba. It seems like it would work great for this.

Hardheads, Big Joes, and any crank. Black/white/silver if you cannot decide what color to throw.

jdsplasher

Posted 8/18/2015 12:40 PM (#780968 - in reply to #780900)
Subject: RE: Lures for deep clear water lakes

Posts: 2272

Location: SE, WI.

Jig and Creature...black,Black, or some combination of Black!

JD.

curleytail

Posted 8/18/2015 1:55 PM (#780975 - in reply to #780880)
Subject: Re: Lures for deep clear water lakes

Posts: 2687

Location: Hayward, WI

Hardheads, Bulldawgs, Curly Sues, Triple D's, Depthraiders, and sometimes big double blades if the fish are higher up, willing to come up, or on weeds/weedlines.

Any other similar baits, among others should work too, but the above get quite a bit of water time in my boat on clear water.

Obfuscate Musky

Posted 8/18/2015 6:28 PM (#781004 - in reply to #780880)
Subject: Re: Lures for deep clear water lakes

Posts: 654

Location: MPLS, MN

Black Dawgs

14ledo81

Posted 8/18/2015 10:04 PM (#781035 - in reply to #780880)
Subject: Re: Lures for deep clear water lakes

Posts: 4269

Location: Ashland WI

For those mentioning dawgs (or other rubber), do you count them down at all? Or just start working them right away?

fishhawk50

Posted 8/19/2015 8:49 AM (#781057 - in reply to #780880)
Subject: Re: Lures for deep clear water lakes

Posts: 1416

Location: oconomowoc, wi

Madussa's

curleytail

Posted 8/19/2015 12:52 PM (#781092 - in reply to #781035)
Subject: Re: Lures for deep clear water lakes

Posts: 2687

Location: Hayward, WI

14ledo81 - 8/18/2015 10:04 PM

For those mentioning dawgs (or other rubber), do you count them down at all? Or just start working them right away?

Yes.

Earlier in the year I find myself not counting them down too much, or at least typically not very far.

Mid summer when the water gets warm and a thermocline sets up I often count them down and will often be trying to keep them down 10+ feet.

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