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Reply With QuoteVery good read. Thanks.
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does color matter?
Fish Eyesight: Does Color Matter? | MidCurrent
I have been reading about color. Everyone has their opinion. Does it matter, or is it all about us? Input?
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Very good read. Thanks.
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Enjoyed the article. Made me think I need to jig my jig more.
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Well Ledge I have very little experience compared to a lot of guys on this forum, but with that said I will input my $0.02. I think at times the color makes a difference. It my not be the color per say but the contrast or resulting silhouette in the water that cause me to get bite more on a color that day or time of day. Other days I can put any color in the box on as long as it is of similar size and action and they will hammer it all day. Good Read ....
I do know that pulling cranks 12 - 15' deep I have caught a lot of fish on Black or Hot Pink (pink probably is a lot like red and looks more like black at that depth). I had read about the Colors and depth before ... and that red was first out and blue last.
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Ledge this is an interesting topic, hope Ranger and EB will input their thoughts.
One experience I had when fishing a small lake close to home. I was pushing 4 jig poles out front with a 1/4 jig on all lines at .2-.3mph. Starting out I had 4 different jig head colors and bodies colors. I was fishing in 16' water with all jigs at 15'. I started catching good keeper fish (11" - 13") on 1 pole that had a chartreuse head with BG 3" black/chart. I change 2 of the other poles to the BG 3" black/chart. I still was only getting bit on the #2 pole, so I decided to move it to #3 position (other side boat). I started catching fish at the #3 position. I had black, orange, blue, jig heads on the other poles, I moved the chartreuse jig head pole to all four positions and caught 99% of the 25 fish I caught on that one pole. Why? I should have changed one of the other poles to a chartreuse head to see what would happen.
