Those loud colors are good for stained water we typically have here after spring rains. I tie loud colors and more natural colors. You never know what they want day to day.
Do you believe that a florescent color has a positive advantage over the same standard color? I plan to restock some jigs and have never used the florescent versions.
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Those loud colors are good for stained water we typically have here after spring rains. I tie loud colors and more natural colors. You never know what they want day to day.
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The jigheads I use are unpainted, collarless. Fluorescent colored lures don't have an edge over non-fluorescent colors IMO. Lure action speaks louder. If I did want to add a visual enhancement I'd use glitter. Glitter has a sparkle that gets a fish's attention along with lure action, but a little goes a long way on hard or soft plastic lures.
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Yes they do...at depth a standard color will fade to Black or Gray, a Fluorescent color will not.
Like Grainraiser stated...they are very good under different circumstances.
There are plenty of good articles on the interweb about fluorescent colors and when to use them.
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My first choice is always fluorescent and they make a big difference.
I've seen UV out fish other colors, but I have also had days where standard colors have out fish everything else, heck even flat black has worked well for me in certain circumstances.
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Blue, orange and pink are great flo. colors!