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There's a few different ones.

Most are presented close to cover and or close to the bottom, if not right on it.

Something that gives off a little thump like a spinnerbait can work;

think Colorado blade.

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A-Jay

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As @A-Jay said, Colorado blade spinnerbait would be my first choice. A paddle tail swimbait on a flashy swimmer would also be a good choice. Outside of moving baits, dark colored jigs or soft plastics would be my next choice. Black and blue, straight black, black and red would be what I would start with personally.

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  • Global Moderator
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In order, a june bug Big EZ with a keel weighted bladed hook, a chrome and white trap, then a spinner bait as was mentioned. 
 

 

 

 

Mike

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I like to throw a few lures when the water is chocolate milk. One is a Citrus Shad type color Swim Jig. I also like to throw June bug Texas rigs or Jigs in cover. I also throw some Chatter baits in the same colors as the Swim Jig. Sometimes I also throw Citrus color crankbaits. One more is the double Colorado blade spinnerbait or a painted willow blade in bright white or neon orange.

  • Super User
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Black spinnerbait with a copper blade . Colorado or willow . I like copper because it doesnt flash as brightly  so the bass is more likely to hit the black silhouette lure .

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Sunny and muddy flashy, chartreuse and white cranks 

cloudy and muddy black, red,  chartreuse cranks

 

spinner bait:  sunny a silver blade .  Cloudy copper or brass 

 

chatter bait:  sunny white or chartreuse 

cloudy black and blue 

 

sunny or cloudy black and blue jig 

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12 hours ago, Clumsy fisherman said:

What lures do you throw when the water is muddy, real muddy?

Lipless crank, dark colored artificial worm,  spinnerbait with a colorado blade, or white paddletail swimbait.

  • Super User
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A red or bright orange lipless crankbait. 

  • Super User
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I fished a little bit yesterday in a mud hole  with 1 inch of visibility . Caught two three lbers with a black skirted spinnerbait and single willow in copper .

  • Super User
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Tight up against the bank.

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  • Super User
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Black n Blue jig or Trig TIGHT to cover. Backs of coves where creeks enter is often productive.

  • Super User
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This muddy enough . 1 inch of visibility . Caught a five bass 20 lb limit here this morning on a black spinnerbait copper willow leaf  blade  . Lost a giant .

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  • Super User
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Apparently I was supposed to mention, Lunker Lures Triple Rattleback Jig.

 

 

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How deep are they?  Do they want it moving or slow?

 

1. As nearly everyone has said; black and blue jig with big, flappy black and blue trailer

 

2. Vibrating jig, dark colored and I highly, highly recommend the "bubble blade" available on the @Siebert Outdoors Fogy:  

https://siebertoutdoors.com/products/ols/products/grid-iron-g2-mata-jig

Under "blade color" select Bubble Blade.  This thing catches fish when nothing else will.  

 

3. As nearly everyone has said; large spinnerbait

 

4. Red or dark colored squarebill and the LARGER the better.  

 

5. T-rigged or wacky Berkley Maxscent General or Kingtail in a dark color.  The Maxscent stuff is outstanding and the Kingtail is a giant worm with a big, flappy tail.  

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