green/chart

here is a green and chart I did today. I made the chart, then spilt it in to 2 cups and added blue to one of them with some flake.

http://i251.photobucket.com/albums/g...s/DSCF7234.jpg

http://i251.photobucket.com/albums/g...s/DSCF7233.jpg

http://i251.photobucket.com/albums/g...s/DSCF7232.jpg

http://i251.photobucket.com/albums/g...s/DSCF7231.jpg

looks good

Nice color combo!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!

Maybe the picture doesn't do them justice on my monitor, but I'd like to see the chartreuse be brighter. I'm a big fan of the black/green/chart color combos.

i will try and get a better pic, the pic doesnt show like i wanted it to, I was in a hurry

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Originally Posted by baitman

i will try and get a better pic, the pic doesnt show like i wanted it to, I was in a hurry

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I think it would be nice if the chartreuse was more like the color of the plastic(the tail) in your avatar baitman....I believe that is the chartreuse color most/many of us think of when chartreuse is mentioned.....

I am a fan of the lime chartreuse also. Keith you really have some nice baits.

I like both the green chartreuse and the yellow chartreuse, having used both extensively. Particularly good--white with yellow chartreuse in certain types of stained water, while green chartreuse with black and green is good for more deeply stained waters. Given all the different water types I fish in the year (example--last weekend, shooting docks and toons in a heavily stained shallow lake with average depth of 5' on Saturday, moving to a deep lake (average depth 30-40 feet) with relatively clear water the next day), I know subtle color changes can make a real difference.

I've also seen the various debates on jig head color, eyes on the plastics, etc. I'm not sure eyes on plastics trigger fish because they're EYES--I believe that in certain water conditions and with certain color combos, the contrasting black of the eyes makes a difference. Just my opinion.