spike-it color-c-lector

[ezgoing]

has anybody used this? Are the results worth spenting $130?

[Foxy Jig]

I remember it but never used it. Interested in the responses

[Gomer Snerd]

Are they still on the market? If not, you have your answer.

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["G"]

Look around....you can find used ones for 30 to 40 bucks.

[CrappiePappy]

Never bothered to purchase the Spike-it Color Selector, after having (& using) both Color-C-lector & Combo-C-lector for several years (back in their heyday) .... and not really seeing much, if any, improvement in my catch rate while using them.

I won't go as far as calling them a "gimmick", since they are based in science & research, but they do basically only tell you what colors are the most visible at the depth of the probe. And even that can change slightly (to quite a bit) in relation to weather/water/wind conditions ... all of which can allow light in or filter it out, which changes the visibility of colors to varying degrees.

The only thing I did learn from using those units was that contrasting colors on your baits was usually better than solid colored baits, in many instances.

["G"]

Are they still on the market? If not, you have your answer.

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Yep still are....here.....Spike-It Outdoors - Color-C-Lector(R)

[Gomer Snerd]

Probably got a warehouse full from 1989

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["G"]

Probably got a warehouse full from 1989

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Probably.....its not a must have tool....really only useful somewhat on unfamiliar water.

[Gomer Snerd]

Fun to try when they have lockjaw. I never used one so I could always use the excuse that I didn't know what color they were biting.

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["G"]

Slab sauce seems to help on one's the wrong color