Collection: Blue Water Fishing: Blue Water Candy Lures

Blue Water Candy lures built for king mackerel, wahoo, mahi, and tuna. Wedgies, skirts, and king rigs are proven producers along the Carolina coast. If you want baits that run clean and get bit, this is the lineup.

FAQ - Blue Water Candy Lures

1. What Blue Water Candy lure should I start with?

Start with the Wedgie and a featherweight skirt. They cover most offshore trolling spreads.

2. Do Blue Water Candy lures work for king mackerel?

Yes. The king rigs and small skirts are designed for kings and planer spreads.

3. What trolling speed should I run?

Most skirts and wedges run clean at 5 to 8 knots. If you are high speed trolling for wahoo, use the heavier heads and keep speed steady.

4. Rigged or unrigged - which should I buy?

Rigged lures save time and are ready to fish. Unrigged lures let you choose your own hooks and leader. Many anglers keep both on board.

5. What colors should I run first?

Blue and white, pink and white, and black and purple are the staples. Start there and rotate based on light and water color.

6. Are these lures good for mahi?

Yes. A Mahi Madness or small skirt is a go to dolphin bait.

How to Choose Blue Water Candy Lures

Cover the spread. A Wedgie in the short corner and a skirted bait in the long corner gives you two proven looks. Add a king rig if you are targeting kings or running planers.

Match speed to the head. Light skirts run best at 5 to 8 knots. Heavier heads and wedges can handle more speed and rough water.

Choose colors with contrast. Blue and white and pink and white are reliable. Add a dark color like black and purple for high sun or clear water.

Keep a few rigged baits ready. When the bite turns on, a rigged lure saves time and keeps baits in the water. Use unrigged baits for custom hook sets.