Trolling Lures To Catch Wahoo

Your hand-picked selection of Red Eye Trolling Lures, built for the speed and power of Wahoo fishing.

From Marty Hatcher - Owner of red eye lures

There’s nothing quite like a Wahoo strike — one second you’re trolling smooth, the next your reel’s screaming and the chaos kicks in. They’re fast, mean, and built to test every piece of your gear. Over the years, we’ve spent a lot of time figuring out what actually gets bit when the Wahoo are fired up. These are the lures that have earned their place — the ones that keep performing trip after trip. That’s why we picked this lineup for you. They’re proven, reliable, and made to handle everything these fish throw at you.

BUILT FOR SPEED. ENGINEERED FOR IMPACT.

WHAT MAKES A WAHOO LURE EFFECTIVE?

Wahoo strike fast and without hesitation. At trolling speeds of 12–20 knots, a lure must track perfectly, create controlled turbulence, and withstand brutal hits from razor-toothed predators. Head weight, stability, bubble trail, and rigging strength all play a critical role. This guide breaks down what defines a true wahoo lure — from head design and skirt profiles to speed control and durability — and why proper construction matters when targeting one of the fastest fish in the ocean.

READ THE WAHOO GUIDE

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Wahoo

Known for their blistering speed and razor-sharp teeth, Wahoo roam the bluewater edges and high-current zones. They strike fast and hit hard, making every hookup an adrenaline rush.
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Billfish

Majestic and powerful, Billfish patrol offshore rips and temperature breaks in search of bait. Their acrobatic runs and lightning-fast strikes define the thrill of big-game trolling.
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Tuna

Strong, deep-running, and relentless, Tuna school in offshore waters where current and structure collide. Their stamina tests gear, drag, and every ounce of an angler’s patience.
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Mahi

Vibrant, energetic, and always on the move, Mahi gather around weed lines, floating debris, and current edges. They bring color and chaos to any spread, turning calm seas electric in seconds.
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