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Location: Milwaukee, WI | Looking to narrow down my color combinations but increase the different blade combinations and types. What are some of your top fives? Making tinsel skirts. |
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Location: oswego, il | Unless your looking for something unique the favorite producers will be your standards silver black, orange black, chartreuse black, copper red, copper copper, gold green. Try a white copper a white brown or a gold brown. You can always look at what is made commercially and their custom colors for ideas. |
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| black/gold is my absolute favorite. i like fluted indianas. the bucher 'texas tea' is my go to.
copper/red is second. bucher 'goldielocks'
after that its buckhair |
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Posts: 51
| White Chartreuse is good as well as yellow gold for tannic colored water. In clear water ; cant beat white on white.
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Posts: 35
| Silver Holo Black
Texas Tea (Bucher)
Blackfire (DCG)
Goldilocks (Bucher)
Flowage Black |
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Posts: 403
| You have to include a black blade, black skirt combo on your list |
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Posts: 1408
| 1. Black/Black
2. White/White
3. Black/White
4. White/Black
5. No others needed
Actually you could apply that to any lure category. The only reason I don't have a monochromatic arsenal, is that I like pretty colors. |
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