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RJ_692 |
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Posts: 358 | What's your favorite paint pattern? Picture? Winter project time and looking to learn to paint some new ones lets see hear what you like / use the most. | ||
Solitario Lupo |
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Location: PA Angler | Been thinking the same as I’m making my own plastics. Yellow and gold colors have worked great this year. Had a lot of good hits on the trout lure. | ||
7.62xJay |
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Posts: 527 Location: NW WI | Dark on semi dark. Any combo of purples,blues,blacks, dark green, dark brown. With some subtle metallic accents. Another neat color you rarely see is having a TRUE grey as the dominant color. A bait type that I'm surprised hasn't made it us is a Musky Sized SPY bait. I'd buy one definitely. Attachments ---------------- 20221126_112736.jpg (92KB - 72 downloads) | ||
RJ_692 |
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Posts: 358 | 7.62xJay - 11/26/2022 11:22 AM Dark on semi dark. Any combo of purples,blues,blacks, dark green, dark brown. With some subtle metallic accents. . I did this one last year. Just recently bought some new pearl purple to expand on idea. Attachments ---------------- Black Purple 2.jpg (139KB - 76 downloads) | ||
7.62xJay |
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Posts: 527 Location: NW WI | Nice! I like the subtle gradation between the two shades. I know alot of us believe in regards to bait color that contrast is important. And I'd mostly agree, but at times I think a few colors working together to essentially "create one color" (when the baits moving in water) can be a better option. Just like you did there. Especially when they're feeling lazy and your presentation is slower, they can still pick out the differences in shade/color when they're slowly lurking and studying your bait. | ||
Solitario Lupo |
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Location: PA Angler | Looks great I think the pearl makes those colors look good. | ||
MartinTD |
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Posts: 1141 Location: NorthCentral WI | A walleye pattern like this works everywhere and is tough to beat in my opinion. I always love a good jailbird pattern too though. Edited by MartinTD 12/5/2022 8:18 AM Attachments ---------------- wsi.png (86KB - 74 downloads) | ||
jdsplasher |
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Posts: 2269 Location: SE, WI. | These Big Barred Perch Patterns has been fish getters last several Seasons!!! JD Edited by jdsplasher 12/10/2022 6:38 AM Attachments ---------------- thumbnail[1].jpg (43KB - 67 downloads) | ||
chuckski |
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Posts: 1398 Location: Brighton CO. | jdsplasher - 12/10/2022 6:36 AM These Big Barred Perch Patterns has been fish getters last several Seasons!!! JD I second the Perch pattern. I've thrown Cisco in the fall and still do better on Perch. | ||
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