Lake X Lures Dr. Evil

The Legendary Lake X Lures Dr. Evil: The Northwoods Original

When it comes to topwater musky and pike fishing, few baits carry the reputation of the Dr. Evil. Handcrafted by Lake X Lures—the legendary Wisconsin bait maker—this lure has become a staple for serious anglers far beyond the Midwest. While its roots are in the Northwoods, these baits are proven producers that catch fish coast to coast, from the massive flowages of the East to the deep timber of the West.

The Dr. Evil is built for one thing: causing a scene. Known for its distinct, rhythmic "thumping" sound and heavy surface displacement, it calls predators up from the depths and triggers the kind of heart-stopping strikes that topwater dreams are made of.

Precision Engineering & Specs

Every Dr. Evil is balanced to run true and withstand the punishment of trophy-class fish.

• Body Length: 5 inches

• Total Profile: Approximately 7 inches (including the 2-inch rear hook extension)

• Weight: 2.16 oz (.135 lbs) – heavy enough for long-distance casting even into a headwind.

• Hardware: Equipped with 2 ultra-sharp, heavy-duty hooks to ensure that when a fish hits, it stays pinned.

The Lake X Advantage

What sets the Dr. Evil apart is its unique vibration. Unlike standard prop baits, the Dr. Evil produces a deep, low-frequency "thump" that fish can feel through their lateral lines. It’s a dinner bell for Musky and trophy Northern Pike, making it the ultimate tool for covering large flats, weed edges, and rocky points.

• Legendary Wisconsin Roots: Made by anglers, for anglers, with a focus on durability and performance.

• High-Acoustic Tail: Designed to rotate perfectly at multiple speeds, from a slow "crawl" to a high-speed "burn."

• Rugged Construction: Built with premium components to ensure it survives strike after strike.

Own a piece of angling history. If you’re looking for a topwater bait that has been proven on the water by the best in the business across the country, the Lake X Dr. Evil is the workhorse your tackle box is missing.