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| what are your favorite colors on a suick? i know it can vary alot depending on different bodies of water, but in general, what color suick do you start with? |
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| black, sucker ,cisco |
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Location: Marshfield, WI | My favorite patterns are perch, pink belly/grey sides, shadow(with a little red prism tape added on the tail and sides), and orange belly/dark gold back patterns.
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Location: Long Prairie, Minnesota | Two of my top producers are the perch and black. But every Suick in my box has caught fish and I have more than 20. This year my best two colors have been Orange w/blk dots and Brown back, yellow belly. |
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Location: Minnesota | Love teh Perch and orange firetiger. Great luck with both in Canada. |
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Location: WI | Chartruese with orange and black spots. A great bait for me this season! |
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Location: Twin Cities | I'm not sure it really matters. Muskie don't read the same books we do, and don't realize they are supposed to be hitting all the "new-fangled" colors. I have a feeling a lot of fish were caught on good old flat black with some wood showing through. I say, if the color gives you a warm fuzzy feeling it will catch fish. Does color have zero importance? No, but I think there are far greater pieces of the puzzle to figure out.
Edited by deanj 9/21/2007 7:41 AM
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| The perch pattern red hot thriller is easily the color I've had the most luck with. If theres perch in the lake you fish Id say this is a must have. |
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| I'm with 4seasonangler. That sideways perch pattern (Red Hot Thriller) has become my best no matter what water conditions I seem to be faced with. I used to go to the old white belly/black back till I started using the sideways Perch. |
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Location: On your favorite spot | I like firetiger, also any kind of contrasting colors, b & w stripes |
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