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Grenada Glow?
Anyone use and have any luck with the glow grubs and shad plastics at Grenada? Or do you find that regular colors work better there?
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Never have ever liked any of the glow baits
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Can’t say about Grenada but I spent a week on Truman in MO last month. The water was chocolate milk colored just about like Grenada. I used some custom plastic baits with glow jig heads and flat spanked em single poling. The glow heads were out producing two to one the regular painted heads using the same baits.
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Bobby Garland Mo' Glow Slab Slay'r 3" in Outlaw Special, and Stroll'r in Outlaw Special! I was also lucky to get some custom Muddy's made in the lime and chanteuse glow. If we are using plastic alone or tipped with a minnow this is always a go to for us. Some of the other glow colors work to but if you check these out in the dark they are the brightest glowing colors. Great in stained water or when power trolling deep. We also run a Strol'r 2.5 to 3' attached with a swivel above our crankbaits.
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