Most Productive: Color

[stevomac59]

Originally Posted by JB

it all depends on water clarity and forage. For years we had murky water here and colors like black, or junebug or black and blue worked. Now it seems the more natural colors work. Seems like over the last 5 years,
watermelon punkin seed color has worked for me with senkos, tubes and craws.
I still favor any color of purple worm or red shad for worms tho. tequilla sunrise, grape, etc.

A really great color for spring IF clear water is punkin seed brown and a chartreuse tail, any brand.

I agree, my lake is muddy, and the natural colors: pumpkinseed, etc. seem to wroking the most. I heard that black, blue, etc. were prime about 5-6 years ago, but I would not not, I am only 16 lol

[LubbockFisher]

Stained water = motoroil
Clear = wtermelon red

Worms = Zoom u tails, finese, trickworm, ole monsters and magII
Berkley 10 inchers