Suggested Lure Selection Chart – Water Tempatures

Here’s a handy chart for the novice fisherman that will help you better narrow down the proper lure selection.

Suggested Lure Selection According to Water Temps

WHICH LURES WORK BEST?
Water Temperature (F.) Lure Speed Best Lures
45 degrees very slow Small spoons, grubs, tubes, plastic worms, jigheads
50 degrees slow Grubs, mini jigs, plastic worms, jigging spoons, tubes, jigheads
55 degrees slow Same as above, plus spinnerbaits, small crankbaits,
slow working topwater baits
60 degrees medium Same as above, plus jerkbaits, medium crankbaits
65 degrees medium Topwater plugs, crankbaits, spinnerbaits, plastic worms, jerkbaits, salamanders, jigheads
70 degrees medium/fast Same as above, plus weedless spoons, buzzbaits,
topwater poppers
75 degrees fast Topwaters, buzzbaits, large crankbaits, weedless spoons, plastic worms, flutter spoons
80 degrees and above fast Same as above, plus night fishing baits

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