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<blockquote data-quote="Allen" data-source="post: 83209" data-attributes="member: 389">Metalic when fishing DL, whether it be silver, brass, hammered brass, gold, and in particular the WaPa brand with reflector tape on it.&nbsp; Crappy line they use, but those blades put fish in the well!Sak, mostly chartreuse flavors but there are times where the ultra colorful looking clown/rainbow thingy's work quite well.&nbsp; Green is also a good color at times.&nbsp; I own a shit ton of the holographic blades and truth be told, I like them way more than the damn fish.As far as blades, I mostly use Colorado blades, but there have been times on Sak where willow blades were awesome.As far as bait, I have had great luck with leeches on DL and Sak, with crawlers and minnows a distant second and third (although the past few years crawlers have seemed to close the gap on Sak for me).&nbsp; On Oahe and the river, crawlers are the clear winner.As far as length of snell, anything over 36 inches is too damn much in my opinion.&nbsp; It defeats the bottom bouncer design.&nbsp; 18 inches is too short tho.As far as hooks, I tend to prefer a single long shank hook for all baits.</blockquote>

[QUOTE="Allen, post: 83209, member: 389"] Metalic when fishing DL, whether it be silver, brass, hammered brass, gold, and in particular the WaPa brand with reflector tape on it. Crappy line they use, but those blades put fish in the well! Sak, mostly chartreuse flavors but there are times where the ultra colorful looking clown/rainbow thingy's work quite well. Green is also a good color at times. I own a shit ton of the holographic blades and truth be told, I like them way more than the damn fish. As far as blades, I mostly use Colorado blades, but there have been times on Sak where willow blades were awesome. As far as bait, I have had great luck with leeches on DL and Sak, with crawlers and minnows a distant second and third (although the past few years crawlers have seemed to close the gap on Sak for me). On Oahe and the river, crawlers are the clear winner. As far as length of snell, anything over 36 inches is too damn much in my opinion. It defeats the bottom bouncer design. 18 inches is too short tho. As far as hooks, I tend to prefer a single long shank hook for all baits. [/QUOTE]

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