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Yes dark, bright, what ever seems to show up good in the muddy water, just not lightOriginally Posted by keeferfish
I always been told dark colors are better in dirty water?
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Throw everything at 'em till the cooler starts filling up.. that's the one!
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Ketchn haha
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Yes dark, bright, what ever seems to show up good in the muddy water, just not lightI always been told dark colors are better in dirty water?
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Minnow
Orange with black specks worked the best today for me in muddy water.
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me as well , but I found out long ago that is not reality ....just sayingI always been told dark colors are better in dirty water?
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According to the pics you post on here of your KETCHES i'd say pretty much whatever color you decide to use oh crappie master.
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we actually tried lots of colors yesterday in an attempt to ketch larger fish in regular colored water in a different spot .....
we dipped naturals , charts , blue, white and color combos too .....then orange .....
guess what .....not kidding either ....
ORANGE won yet AGAIN .....
much larger fish bit the orange , that is no joke my friend
sum kawl me tha outlaw ketchn whales
