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Old 03-11-08, 05:10 PM   #1
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Ok, I know I, newer anglers, and even old seasoned anglers sometimes wonder about what color to throw. Correct?

Well I just thought You opinions would surely be a help to all of us.

What colors do you prefer for:

Hardbaits (spring, summer, fall, winter)
Softbaits (Spring, summer, fall, winter)


For me, I like to use reds and brighter colors like Clown during the spring, more natural colors, like bluegill, shad, in summer and fall, and well, I'm hard-water fishing in winter.

As for soft baits, I have not been using them very long so I haven't developed a personal preference to color yet, except for black/blue stuff (especially jigs). Although I've read that Colors like Red Shad and Tequila Sunrise are great soft plastic colors.

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Old 03-11-08, 06:52 PM   #2
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I do most of my fishing in the spring and summer, once fall comes around im in the woods a lot. During the time that I fish I like to use chartuese colors for soft baits. For hard baits i like to use firetiger and silver colors.
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Old 03-11-08, 08:05 PM   #3
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BB- For what it's worth:

Hard baits- All seasons= splatterback, shad, clown, yellow perch, baby bass, chartruesse

Soft baits- All seasons= gp, gp/red, carolina pumpkin, chart.shad, black, kiwi, smoke (salt and pepper)

It all depends on the type of lure, water color, season, light conditions, water depth, etc.

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Old 03-12-08, 08:41 AM   #4
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It really comes down to water clarity and forage, and not so much seasonal IMO
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Old 03-12-08, 07:00 PM   #5
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It really comes down to water clarity and forage, and not so much seasonal IMO
more or less he is to some degree right..

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Old 03-12-08, 08:16 PM   #6
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Most of my plastics are 'All-Natural'.... See: Green Pumpkin, Carolina-Pumpkin/Chartreuse, Crawdad, etc...

Most crankbaits are also natural, although I do have a few 'Odd-Balls'. See: Yellow Perch, Rootbeer Float, Shad, Hot Mustard, Firetiger, Clown, etc.

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