Chaos Tackle Regular Medussa Musky Lure – 9" Triple-Tail Rubber Pull Bait

Chaos Tackle Medussa: The Ultimate Musky Rubber Bait

Dominate the water with the Chaos Tackle Regular Medussa, a premier rubber pull-bait designed specifically for trophy musky and pike. Renowned for its unique triple-tail design and balanced internal weighting, the Medussa offers an irresistible action that triggers aggressive strikes when other lures fall short.

Whether you are fishing deep weed edges, rocky points, or open water, the Medussa’s versatile descent and erratic "fleeing" motion make it a staple in any serious angler's tackle box.

Key Features & Benefits

• Triple-Tail Action: Features three high-action tails that vibrate and kick on the retrieve, pause, and fall, ensuring constant movement in the strike zone.

• Perfectly Balanced: Engineered to sink level, allowing you to "dead stick" the bait or rip it through cover without it rolling or fouling.

• Extreme Durability: Built with high-quality, tear-resistant rubber to withstand the razor-sharp teeth of monster muskies.

• Premium Hardware: Equipped with two heavy-duty 3/0 Black Nickel treble hooks for maximum hook-up ratios and strength during the fight.

• Versatile Presentation: Can be fished fast, slow, or with a rhythmic "pull-and-pause" cadence to adapt to the fish's activity levels.

Product Specifications

Why Choose the Medussa?

The Chaos Tackle Medussa isn't just a lure; it's a "fish-catching machine" trusted by guides and tournament pros across the Musky Belt. Its ability to be fished at multiple depths and its reputation for producing big fish in cold water make it an essential tool for late-season trophy hunting.

Pro Tips for Fishing the Chaos Tackle Medussa

To get the most out of your Medussa and increase your hook-up rate, try these techniques used by professional musky guides.

1. Master the "Rip and Pause"

The Medussa is a pull-bait, not a crankbait. Use long, aggressive pulls with your rod tip to move the bait 3–5 feet at a time. The magic happens during the pause. As the bait stops, the triple tails continue to flutter and the body shimmies as it sinks level, which is when the majority of strikes occur.

2. The "Figure Eight" Specialist

Because of its soft-plastic construction and balanced weighting, the Medussa is one of the best baits for the figure eight. When a musky follows your lure to the boat:

• Keep the bait moving.

• Make wide, deep turns.

• The undulating tails will often trigger a "reaction strike" even from a neutral fish right at the side of the boat.

3. Count Down Your Depth

The Regular Medussa is perfectly balanced to sink horizontally. If you are fishing over deep weed edges (e.g., 15–20 feet), count the bait down before you start your retrieve. This allows you to keep the lure in the "strike zone" longer rather than just pulling it over the top of the fish.

4. Vary Your Cadence

Don't fall into a predictable rhythm. Muskies often watch a bait for a long time before committing.

• Cold Water: Use slower, longer pulls with extended pauses.

• Warm Water: Use short, erratic "rips" to mimic a panicked baitfish.

5. Watch Your Line

Because many strikes happen on the "slack" or the pause, you won't always feel a hard hit. Watch your line where it enters the water—if you see it twitch, jump, or move sideways during a pause, set the hook immediately.

6. Use the Right Gear

The Regular Medussa weighs 8 ounces. To fish it effectively without fatigue, use a heavy-power rod (8'6" to 9' is ideal) and a high-capacity baitcasting reel spooled with 80lb to 100lb braided line. A stiff fluorocarbon or heavy wire leader is essential to prevent the lure from fouling on the cast.