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| You get one bucktail, 1 crankbait, and 1 rubber. What colors are you picking for each? |
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Location: S.W. WI | Gold blade/brown/orange -bucktail
Walleye prism -crank
Walleye Mag Dawg |
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| bucktail - gold blade/black skirt
crank - sucker
rubber- walleye |
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Location: Eastern Ontario | Black Baits Matter
except for Suicks then it's gota be firetiger |
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Location: Minnesota. | horsehunter - 6/8/2020 9:47 PM
Black Baits Matter
except for Suicks then it's gota be firetiger
Somebody lead you astray - but I won't hold it against yuh...
Suicks - in black! Yeah I said it...:)) ------- (even though my PB came of a Wild Suck'a)
Blades in nickle with red flashy frocks...skirts...
Cranks - walleye colors.
I don't toss any rubbers Andy. I know, I should...
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| Bucktail- Black and copper
Crankbait- Perch
Rubber- Walleye |
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| Bucktail: black and silver
Crankbait: sucker or walleye
Plastic: walleye |
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| Everyone saying walleye is interesting. I thought people have been saying musky don’t eat walleye- I would have leaned toward sunfish or crappie type patterns. And no black/black for bucktail yet!? |
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Location: Chisholm, MN | ajschn06 - 6/9/2020 6:37 AM
Everyone saying walleye is interesting. I thought people have been saying musky don’t eat walleye- I would have leaned toward sunfish or crappie type patterns. And no black/black for bucktail yet!?
Muskies eat walleyes, but not that often. This just goes to show that color does not matter that much. It's just a nice natural pattern and whatever bait you are throwing should resemble a wounded baitfish or one trying to escape, which makes the fish want to eat it regardless of color.
Color does not matter that much. |
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| Kirby Budrow - 6/9/2020 8:40 AM
ajschn06 - 6/9/2020 6:37 AM
Everyone saying walleye is interesting. I thought people have been saying musky don’t eat walleye- I would have leaned toward sunfish or crappie type patterns. And no black/black for bucktail yet!?
Muskies eat walleyes, but not that often. This just goes to show that color does not matter that much. It's just a nice natural pattern and whatever bait you are throwing should resemble a wounded baitfish or one trying to escape, which makes the fish want to eat it regardless of color.
Color does not matter that much.
Thank you I appreciate that insight! |
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| Black. Colors do catch lots of fisherman though |
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Location: Ludington, MI | Skunk Jr.
white belly perch crank and 'dussa |
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| If I could choose only one color of each it would be:
Bucktail with a black body and nickle blade
crankbait in a natural perch pattern
Rubber with a black body with orange tail.
I really just try to have contrasting colors on the bait. If the water is clear (15+ feet) then ill start throwing exclusively natural baitfish patterns. What everyone else is saying about colors is true, it doesn't matter much in the majority of situations. An active fish will chase just about anything down as long as the size and profile of the bait is right. |
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Location: Brighton CO. | If you're going to make me choose here it goes.
Bucktail or Spinnerbait (I fish with both but I really love the bend arm spinnerbait) Gold blade white body
Crank perch with orange belly.
plastic Lemmon tail.
Top Water whatever sound is working on any given day.
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Go-to color for different lures