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| Any lure colors you like in the fall? or does it mater. |
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| Lures not leaf's . (brain dead) |
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Location: Rhinelander, Wisconsin | I really don't change color preferences much through the year, more select to water color and conditions. |
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Location: oswego, il | Same here I don't change color unless conditions change like water color, the light conditions and what area I may be fishing. |
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| I just bring a bunch of lure that look good to me and fish. Back in the days when my dad was alive and we had his big boat we would lake jump and brought more lures. A few things we caught Muskies on Cisco colored lures in dark water that had no Cisco's. One year we stayed on a clear body of water caught a bunch of fish with a good average size and big one to boot and as far as lures go it was half Cisco and half perch. As far as the perch looking lures one was a old Grandma M9 solid (no rattles) Chart/black jailbird, I was fishing some weeds out in front of bullrushes and a Muskie come charging out of the rushes and T boned my lure. This fish came 30-40 feet to hit my lure. I had to cut all three trebles to release this fish and I was a bloody mess but happy. |
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| No change in colors but for sure change in size, bigger.
"The bigger the better the tighter the sweater the boys are depending on us!" |
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Location: PA Angler | I usually just stick to the same colors but I think it’s more of a size thing in the fall. |
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| I either throw light colored lures, dark colored lures, or light and dark contrasting lures. I don't think the specifics matter as much. Water color, cloud cover, and wind conditions will help determine what I start with. |
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Location: Athens, Ohio | Halloween colors: orange and black. m |
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