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    Quote Originally Posted by Micanopy View Post
    Color matters to my fish. Seen days where this was very evident. Same lure, same technique, one color getting bit, others ignored.
    Color matters to my fish as well.

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    the right color can make it a great day and or the wrong color can make it really not fun day ....this is the truth
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    As you guys have said, on some days and conditions color DOES matter. Others not so much so. We will never know for sure….
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    Quote Originally Posted by BobC View Post
    As you guys have said, on some days and conditions color DOES matter. Others not so much so. We will never know for sure….
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    H knew for sure yesterday , he got it handed to him NOT using the RIGHT color ......just saying
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    Quote Originally Posted by Ketchn View Post
    H knew for sure yesterday , he got it handed to him NOT using the RIGHT color ......just saying
    there is an upside to using the wrong color though .....
    the guy using his go to and not ketchn ,can take pictures of you using the right color
    with slabs in hand ....
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    I guess fish here are color blind but if we hold it in their face with livescope you can watch their reaction.
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    Question: would one fish-preferred color matter for all lure types? Example: say a pink Mr Twister seems to have done well vs other colors. Would you be uping the odds using a straight tail or Rapala of the same color? Was it simply the lure or its color that got all the action?
    Example: after a few hours and no bites using a color that killed 'em, what would prevent fish from preferring other colors?

    Sorry, but I've never run into using a color-of-the-day and no others to do well. I might tell myself anything as the reason for success or failure, but catching or not catching fish depends on a lot more than just color choice.
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    Quote Originally Posted by Spoonminnow View Post
    Question: would one fish-preferred color matter for all lure types? Example: say a pink Mr Twister seems to have done well vs other colors. Would you be uping the odds using a straight tail or Rapala of the same color? Was it simply the lure or its color that got all the action?
    Example: after a few hours and no bites using a color that killed 'em, what would prevent fish from preferring other colors?

    Sorry, but I've never run into using a color-of-the-day and no others to do well. I might tell myself anything as the reason for success or failure, but catching or not catching fish depends on a lot more than just color choice.
    Need to change colors all the time promoted myth by bait makers and their prostaff in my opinion . They can't make enough money selling one or two colors. I bet most fishermen only use less than 5% of the various jigs/colors they carry .
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    Last year during Crappie Camp once the rain started and the water mudded up the only color we could buy a bite with was the brightest orange Baby Shad. Does color make a difference in some situations I am a believer.

    In a day of Crappie fishing if the bite is tough I run thru most of the colors, tail sizes, jig weights that I carry trying to find a combination that works.
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