A few years ago I wore a few of those out on Oahe.Interesting videos but truth be told I'm just trying to figure out what they want to bite on.
When I fished Devils (a lot) this color/pattern was a killer.
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It seems to support the above vids.Interesting videos but truth be told I'm just trying to figure out what they want to bite on.
When I fished Devils (a lot) this color/pattern was a killer.
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Sure, if you need the affirmation.. again, I’m just about putting fish in the box.It seems to support the above vids.
I've caught some nice walleye on this lure
And you seem to be doing well with your color selection.Sure, if you need the affirmation.. again, I’m just about putting fish in the box.
Thats the old classic go to cant go wrong matches alot of young forage species in the missouri river system I like perch and the old rapala pike pattern!!I'm beating a dead horse. I don't bullshit about fishing. If you're unsure about "color"; go with this. You have a good chance of forever leaving it alone (fresh or salt):
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This "color" is available in any style Rapala crankbait.
This configuration in appropriate size has caught me multiple species trout/sunfish (including PB LM: 9.7), salmon, walleye, catfish, spotted sea trout, barracuda, bluefish, mangrove snapper, jack, fried shrimp, boiled shrimp and shrimp sandwich:
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IMHO; this color/pattern is THE generic baitfish. The above shallow version is the epitome of versatility as it WORKS with any retrieve and as a top water lure.