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| Can a muskie see one or the other better, which might cause fewer figure eight fish? |
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| My 620 has a black bottom and I tend to think that if it was white it would help me more than hurt. If I ordered the boat new I would order white or a gray if possible. My 2 cents. |
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| White, so when the muskie misses and scrapes up the bottom you can Marine Tex it w/o colormatching [:sun:] |
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| My boat has a pewter colored bottom, I really don't think that boat color would make much of a difference Just my opinion.
A Glass bottom would be cool[8)]
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| White bottom boats make the rockin world go round......[::)] |
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| Muskie Treats from everyone I talk to white is the worst color to try and match, because there are so many shades that are just a little bit different. |
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| My boat got re-painted last year with a white bottom, and since then I have caught 0 fish on a figure 8. Prior to the new paint (which the bottom was a darker cream color) I would average 2 to 4 fish a year caught on the 8. |
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| Black is the easiest to match, but who cares if it's on the bottom of your boat. |
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