Thread: Best Color combo for Bream

Chartreuse & black is my favorite. Especially in spider flies.

Originally Posted by RetiredRR

Especially in spider flies.

Me too! A small "Cap Spider" all black 1/124 oz with a 3 wt will catch more than live worms or crickets! or waxworms! ..... and so much fun!

Black and chartreuse small spiders, I make my out of worms and spinner skirts.

I think depth and speed matter a lot more than color.

Having said that, my artificial bait of choice the last couple of years has been a trout magnet in solid red or solid black.

Originally Posted by deathb4disco

I think depth and speed matter a lot more than color.

Depth and speed are for the fish. Color is for the fisherman.

I'm using black curly tails.

I went on a field trip with my kids one year and they learned about aquatic insects and we got to see them swimming around a pond. I didn't even know insects that can breathe underwater existed until then. Anyhow, that was an eye opener, and i realized 90% of what bream eat is going to be darker color.

So I switched to black curly tails and they work great.

Black 1/64th jig with a chartreuse nibble. Any way you present it.

Originally Posted by fe1

Whats yalls best artificial color combo for Bream?

For me, I prefer a plaid shirt (navy with hints of red) and blue jeans. . . Or were you asking something different?