If you were gonna pick 6 to 10 colors of the new 2.25" Bobby Garland Baby Shad Swim'r what would they be ?
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If you were gonna pick 6 to 10 colors of the new 2.25" Bobby Garland Baby Shad Swim'r what would they be ?
First light, penny back,lights out, licorice/ chartreuse, bluegrass, patriot, eclipse, ice out, that would be a start.
For fishing in this state or Tenn ... anything with blue, green, or silver as the main color ... with chartreuse as a contrasting color or tail. Pink is also a good alternative.Quote:
Originally Posted by gbs52
Colors like Bluegrass, Screamer, Outlaw, Monkey Milk, Key Lime, and Ice Out would interest me more than the others. But, I'd be using them for one pole casting methods. If you're interested in trolling with them, I'd say the "bright" single colored ones and the ones with dark contrasting colors would probably need to be included. That's not from personal experience, though ... that's from 2nd hand knowledge of the color schemes of Bandit cranks that seem to constantly produce.
... cp :kewl
I have had very good luck with chartreuse and bone white.
Bluegrass and monkey milk are the only two I've tried here. Had good luck with both.
blue ice, kiwi, monkey milk, pearl white, shimmer shad, chartreuse silver, pearl chartreuse, dependng on water color Lake Cumberland
Glo, glo, glo, glo, glo and glo.
I see you like Glo....LOL Thanks
Blue Ice, Lights Out, Electric Chicken, and any Glow color are all great on Texas lakes.
Hummmm I would say all of them. Every color has its place or it would have never made it to production. I'm just an average joe but a die hard jig fisherman. Not to say I won't use minnows because they have there place and I'll buy a bucket of minnows when I need to. Jig color has so many variables. Water color, clarity, temperature, depth, time of year, or sometimes it just works. Yes there are go to colors for each situation and most fisherman have years into learning these. It's usually guarded information. I had a neighbor who fishes with me some who thought I was a madman changing colors one day when fishing was tough. When I hit the right combination we went from just a few fish to the limit. It was pure magic when we had the color right. So fill your bag with all you can stand to buy because they all have their place.
In my experience, color plays a very minor role in my success/failure. Location is paramount, followed by depth & speed control. Color comes after that. But I can tell you that anything with pink/white, or pink/chartreuse, is a staple in my arsenal. :)
Patriot, crystal, opening night, bluegrass, licorice, monkey milk, vegas, Chartreuse/silver, pearl white, blue thunder. . I have about 16 colors(or more) in a box that has nothing but BGBS.
I recently restocked and the only color I bought more than two packs of was patriot (5) . My addiction caused me to buy the rest .:RoflQuote:
Originally Posted by skeetbum
blugrass, blue thunder, chrystal, licorice, threadfin shad, electric chicken, blue ice
For me, I have three favorite colors.........Cajun Cricket, Baby Bass, and Black Night. GTT
If bobby garland makes it, it'll catch fish. I've got almost every color but blue ice and pearl cart. Would be my too.
i only need two. tuxedo shimmer or watermelon wine. im not a huge color addict either. its a light or dark thing. imo at night i prefer a glow green jig. like the ghastly minnow or outlaw spcl.
My two go to from bgbs are blue ice and monkey milk but i have many days when southern pro triples will outfish anything else.