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On a fishing trip this week the HOT color was Yellow/Black with an orange curly tail. My friend had one pack of these and we used them up, Today, I have searched the world over and cannot find this color anywhere. My friend said he can't remember where he got them.
If you see any hanging around, let me know. Thanks
Look at Kalin's Yellow Dog bait on Monks, very close to what your looking for
Sounds like Bumblebee except orange, look at jiffy jig hotgrub. I fish them and they are yellow black with firetail more red than orange.
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I was thinking same thing.Quote:
Originally Posted by Navigator
The first one is black/yellow orange tail.Access Denied
This page will not let me post a link, search on basspro for Bass Pro Shops Tri-Color Crappie Grub ...the first one on the color chart to the right is it.
As others have said Kalins Bumble bee, basspro jigs the tails never work at slow trolling speeds.
Just click on the "Access Denied" link .... it will take you there !!Quote:
Originally Posted by WindTalker
I keep red, chartreuse, blue, green, orange, and pink dye in my boat for occasions like that.
I found the very one we used. Tri-Color Swirl Tails by Creme. We found them at Walmart......
Thanks all y'all...
Good find Danbo. Creme has been around a long time. I have used their panfish lures to catch crappie and their worms to catch bass. I still have some of their old worms and I think the bass like them because they don't see the different Creme worms very often.
The day I tried that combo was the first time I had used those colors. You never know. They did come from bass pro and were sold in multiple color kits. Now I keep that color on a couple rods!!!!! Ugly color but it catches fish
I was gonna say they were at Walmart. I'm very fond of that color also. They are pretty cheap too. Put a few drops of some kind of oil or scent on them because the tail tends to get stuck to the body even after they are wet. Strange plastic they use or maybe they don't oil them after production.
This color reminds me of my fav-o-rite river bait, a Catawba worm. But still, if I had to pick one color to take to any lake, it would be Bubblegum.