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| Does it really matter? And NO, I won't believe that the top color makes any frickin difference...lets talk BELLIES!
I usually just get boring and go with black, or stick with the fabled "Crunch-N-Munch" yellow bellied jackpot. Comments? Advice? Anecdotes? Dirty limericks?
Slamr |
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| Color only matters to the sucker buying the bait. |
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| Slamr, I have seen times when the color did make a difference. Everytime the fish had a preference however, they were chasing black. Really frustrating when all the want is a black Top Raider and your baitless brother-in-law is throwing your only one. That particular evening he moved nine fish to my one, the only difference in baits being color( I was throwing a bullfrog AND had the front of the boat to boot). I have started buying almost all of my topwaters in black. |
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| I like brighter or black,, I dont think color matters either in topwaters,, but if it snaps off on a cast I can find it if it floats |
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| I think maybe it pertains more to the bait outline + sound than actual color...MAYBE...just my thought.[::)] |
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| Black is good. Then there is Black, or black, or BLACK, whichever one prefers.[:praise:] |
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| This time I have to disagree with Steve Worrall, "deep, dark black" is the only color to use not just black![;)] |
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| Have to go with the group on this one, just spray
painted a dancin' raider last nite as that perch
color was ...well not black, now it's "blackened
perch"!
JT[:praise:] |
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