Easy to see the bait of choice with the same color on both jigs.
those of you that say or think color does not matter might want to consider this . I hit 2 different lakes yesterday and at BOTH lakes even though they are 60 miles apart the fish had a definite preference for a red back orange belly small jig . I used it in the singular fashion and tandem and even had a black on the top jig and a white on the bottom jig at one point . the black got off before I could get a photo .
I tried natural , I tried bright chart , I tried chart blue ....the red orange seemed to be the ticket hands down
hope you enjoy the photos and have a great day .....
i only posted up the boat ride photos, i was on a public dock at the first stop about noon
second lake was after work in the boat ...and YES tis the season yawl
the BITE IS ON .....
sum kawl me tha outlaw ketchn whales
Easy to see the bait of choice with the same color on both jigs.
Looks like you nailed it. Great job.
Thanks for the post and pic's.Figuring it out is the fun of fishing. Orange/chart is a favorite here enjoy the fall Bite."Where's the Crowd's"LOL"Most time have the lake to your self.
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Nice catch!
I don't change colors alot but do like orange/chart glow tubes in spring time even more so if water is muddy .
Thanks for the comments yawl and stay tuned ......bought to break out the trusty Ketchn carrots .....Handties my buds make .....sometimes they are a dream drop .....the water clarity was good that day but the fish were a bit finicky
The river fish off the bank wanted orange yesterday btw as well
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Them some right pretty jigs and fish.
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Excellent crappie fishing! Up here, the seemingly hot color is pink/chartreuse. However, lately we've been having a hard time with numbers, no matter what we use! I'll the orange a go next time out.
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