Just Wondering

lovinfishin9 · 11-13-05, 07:10 PM

I was just wondering when you would use an all black spinnerbait,what structure, water condition etc....thanks alot

pig n jig · 11-13-05, 07:16 PM

They claim you use them at night. I don't know for sure, I always use a buzzbait or popper for night fishing.P N J

Rebbasser · 11-13-05, 08:25 PM

A dark, cloudy day in muddy water or at night are probably the best places to use it.

Curado · 11-13-05, 10:13 PM

At night or in muddy water.

lovinfishin9 · 11-13-05, 10:33 PM

ok, i got one from somewhere, i dont remember, but i just dug it up

KH. · 11-13-05, 10:35 PM

i found one the other day in my spinnerbait bag, i call it the goth spinner

lovinfishin9 · 11-13-05, 10:53 PM

lol, i guess thats a good name

zooker · 11-13-05, 10:53 PM

the redder the better muddy condition. dark nights..

zooker

KH. · 11-13-05, 10:57 PM

black is a good color at night, they can see it best when its at the top,thats why many people including myself use topwaters at night

lovinfishin9 · 11-14-05, 05:57 PM

i kinda thought it was for night but i wasnt sure, ive never used a black one before

JB · 11-14-05, 06:00 PM

Zooker,
I notice in many of your post about muddy water you refer to it as red,
Up here in ohio the ground is brown/black and whenever we get heavy rains it just gots like choc milk then to a dark green.
I am guessing in the south theres a ton of red clay, and after the rain it really reddens the water from runoff.
Does it takes a long time to clear off? and my first thought is fish so tight to cover ya can pry 'em off the timber with a spatula.......
any comments?

lovinfishin9 · 11-14-05, 06:09 PM

yes jb, in the south, even here in virginia where i live theres alot of red clay that gets washed into the water after rain

NCYankee · 11-14-05, 06:43 PM

JB, interesting you should ask about the water clearing. Having lived and fished in both OH and NC, I think the water clears much quicker in NC. It could be due to the clay that is prevalent here, or it may be that we haven't had much rain the two years I've lived here. There hasn't been a whole lot of run off where I live. The ground has been like a dry spounge. And as you know, southwestern OH seems to never go long without a pop up thunderstorm in the warmer months. So, the ground tends to be more saturated. Just my thoughts.

zooker · 11-14-05, 06:52 PM

depends on the flow rate through the series of dams but rule of thumb is the next down stream lake will normally clear 7 days after the upper lake.

let me explain the term clear. in high rock lake clear is seeing a a spinner bait 24" down. tuckertown -the next lake down-same spinnerbait 36-40" down is called clear.the next lake down is badin clear is 48-60" lately it has been 70-90" this means you can see a spinnerbait laying on bottom in 7+ feet of water..almost northen style clear..

i like the water either stained to red mud as you pointed out pry them off laydowns with a puddy knife..

zooker

11-13-05, 07:10 PM	#1
lovinfishin9 BassFishin.Com Veteran Member Join Date: Nov 2005 Location: Middletown, VA Posts: 566	Just Wondering I was just wondering when you would use an all black spinnerbait,what structure, water condition etc....thanks alot __________________ Take your caviar and that fish that ain't cooked, take if off a cracker and throw it on a hook. :D :)

11-13-05, 08:25 PM	#3
Rebbasser BassFishin.Com Premier Elite Join Date: Jun 2003 Location: San Antonio, TX Posts: 10,141	A dark, cloudy day in muddy water or at night are probably the best places to use it. __________________ It's happened to the best of them: John 21:3

11-13-05, 10:13 PM	#4
Curado BassFishin.Com Active Member Join Date: May 2005 Posts: 333	At night or in muddy water. __________________ http://www.harttackle.com

11-13-05, 10:33 PM	#5
lovinfishin9 BassFishin.Com Veteran Member Join Date: Nov 2005 Location: Middletown, VA Posts: 566	ok, i got one from somewhere, i dont remember, but i just dug it up __________________ Take your caviar and that fish that ain't cooked, take if off a cracker and throw it on a hook. :D :)

11-13-05, 10:35 PM	#6
KH. BassFishin.Com Super Veteran Join Date: Aug 2005 Posts: 1,316	i found one the other day in my spinnerbait bag, i call it the goth spinner __________________ and god said let there be bass, and there was bass

11-13-05, 07:16 PM	#2
pig n jig BassFishin.Com Super Veteran Join Date: Jul 2005 Location: Avoca, NY Posts: 3,508	They claim you use them at night. I don't know for sure, I always use a buzzbait or popper for night fishing.P N J

11-13-05, 10:53 PM	#7
lovinfishin9 BassFishin.Com Veteran Member Join Date: Nov 2005 Location: Middletown, VA Posts: 566	lol, i guess thats a good name __________________ Take your caviar and that fish that ain't cooked, take if off a cracker and throw it on a hook. :D :)

11-13-05, 10:53 PM	#8
zooker BassFishin.Com Premier Elite Join Date: Jan 2004 Location: denton nc Posts: 13,441	the redder the better muddy condition. dark nights.. zooker __________________ the godfather.. aml in remission since 7-20-09

11-13-05, 10:57 PM	#9
KH. BassFishin.Com Super Veteran Join Date: Aug 2005 Posts: 1,316	black is a good color at night, they can see it best when its at the top,thats why many people including myself use topwaters at night __________________ and god said let there be bass, and there was bass

11-14-05, 05:57 PM	#10
lovinfishin9 BassFishin.Com Veteran Member Join Date: Nov 2005 Location: Middletown, VA Posts: 566	i kinda thought it was for night but i wasnt sure, ive never used a black one before __________________ Take your caviar and that fish that ain't cooked, take if off a cracker and throw it on a hook. :D :)

11-14-05, 06:00 PM	#11
JB BassFishin.Com Premier Elite Join Date: Mar 2005 Posts: 8,655	Zooker, I notice in many of your post about muddy water you refer to it as red, Up here in ohio the ground is brown/black and whenever we get heavy rains it just gots like choc milk then to a dark green. I am guessing in the south theres a ton of red clay, and after the rain it really reddens the water from runoff. Does it takes a long time to clear off? and my first thought is fish so tight to cover ya can pry 'em off the timber with a spatula....... any comments?

11-14-05, 06:09 PM	#12
lovinfishin9 BassFishin.Com Veteran Member Join Date: Nov 2005 Location: Middletown, VA Posts: 566	yes jb, in the south, even here in virginia where i live theres alot of red clay that gets washed into the water after rain __________________ Take your caviar and that fish that ain't cooked, take if off a cracker and throw it on a hook. :D :)

11-14-05, 06:43 PM	#13
NCYankee BassFishin.Com Active Member Join Date: Jul 2005 Location: Cincinnati, OH Posts: 188	JB, interesting you should ask about the water clearing. Having lived and fished in both OH and NC, I think the water clears much quicker in NC. It could be due to the clay that is prevalent here, or it may be that we haven't had much rain the two years I've lived here. There hasn't been a whole lot of run off where I live. The ground has been like a dry spounge. And as you know, southwestern OH seems to never go long without a pop up thunderstorm in the warmer months. So, the ground tends to be more saturated. Just my thoughts.

11-14-05, 06:52 PM	#14
zooker BassFishin.Com Premier Elite Join Date: Jan 2004 Location: denton nc Posts: 13,441	depends on the flow rate through the series of dams but rule of thumb is the next down stream lake will normally clear 7 days after the upper lake. let me explain the term clear. in high rock lake clear is seeing a a spinner bait 24" down. tuckertown -the next lake down-same spinnerbait 36-40" down is called clear.the next lake down is badin clear is 48-60" lately it has been 70-90" this means you can see a spinnerbait laying on bottom in 7+ feet of water..almost northen style clear.. i like the water either stained to red mud as you pointed out pry them off laydowns with a puddy knife.. zooker __________________ the godfather.. aml in remission since 7-20-09

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