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That is the question
Am I ...yes and no
That said let’s discuss muddy waters
It always amazes me the variations some recommend in colors and combos
Do tell your favorites for the mud scenario , chocolate milk water
I don’t have a particular jig style or color in mind I just dip jigs till I get bit .
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i usually start with orange.
You so didn’t just say ORANGE ....:crazy:
yes..... i wish i could find one as bright as your mask. i'd either catch or shock em to the top and get em with a dip net.Quote:
Originally Posted by Ketchn
Orange for me also
Chartreuse tube Injected with crappie nibbles on a road runner head.
Don't forget about white/chart, works great in muddy waters.....
I just tied some up yestdiddy for the tourney this w-end.....
Southern pro hot grub in black/chartruse curly tail grub.
Orange is good here too.
Orange and BIG.
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Ketchn Karrot by Pepop is my go to for murky water.
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Orange and Chartruse, Black and Chartruse, White and Chartruse, Blue and White. In that order.
Orange and chartreuse Attachment 319472
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I like solid black "jokers ," the more water movement the better . With a minnow hanging on it . :twocents
The Ketchn's Karrot is a favorite combo of mine in muddy water. For those who don't know it's hot orange body with a chartreuse tail. Killer!
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well hello brother ….have not seen you in forever outlaw …..gunna be hitting your lake lots in the near future ….bought me a place down by you .
seen the lake is rising right well …..and YES sir I will drop a Karrot in one a da ponds out there as well
KABOOM is the word my friend
Bayou booger. Black chartreuse on a Finn spinn
1/16 Chart. jig head, black kip tail hair fly tipped with minnow works well here in muddy water. No minnow, no problem, spray liberally with Slab Sauce. Present bait super close to structure or darn near on the bottom or steep bank.