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Super Muddy Water

Posted By: Dude Lebowski

Super Muddy Water - 06/27/20 06:16 PM

I know it’s probably better to just stay home but what is your “go to” for extremely muddy water this time of year?
Posted By: Douglas J

Re: Super Muddy Water - 06/27/20 07:09 PM

big thumping spinnerbait, big jigs and plastics
Posted By: bassmanrudy

Re: Super Muddy Water - 06/27/20 10:02 PM

Black/blue chatterbait.
Big Colorado gold bladed spinnerbait in either white/chartreuse or black/blue
Red squarebill that rattles. Or a firetiger colored squarebill.
Dark colored big worms or full size creature baits and apply scent and use rattles.

Make lots of casts to specific targets from several angles. Add a trailer hook to the spinnerbait as you don't want to miss fven a light bite.
Posted By: Donald Harper

Re: Super Muddy Water - 06/27/20 11:49 PM

All good information.
Posted By: Finesse EMPEROR/ Dropshot King

Re: Super Muddy Water - 06/27/20 11:52 PM

black and blue
black and red
green pumkin with dyed tails
Posted By: TxBassSniper

Re: Super Muddy Water - 06/28/20 02:03 AM

Grew up on the biggest mud hole in Texas, Lake Livingston. A big copper Colorado blade spinnerbait with a dark purple or black/chart skirt, also a good time to throw a spinnerbait with colored metal flake blades in chart/white . A big wide wobbling chart crank bait or a ribbed worm with a curled tail in black or black/chart will get you bit as well.
Posted By: CCTX

Re: Super Muddy Water - 06/28/20 02:38 AM

Originally Posted by bassmanrudy
Black/blue chatterbait.
Big Colorado gold bladed spinnerbait in either white/chartreuse or black/blue
Red squarebill that rattles. Or a firetiger colored squarebill.
Dark colored big worms or full size creature baits and apply scent and use rattles.

Make lots of casts to specific targets from several angles. Add a trailer hook to the spinnerbait as you don't want to miss fven a light bite.


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