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TTS

Posted 4/16/2011 5:16 PM (#493432)
Subject: Smoke/black ?

Posts: 88

Location: Wisconsin

Under what conditions (overcast/sunny, clear/stained etc) are you using smoke or black blades on bucktails or spinnerbaits? Outside of a couple days per year, haven't musky fished as much as I used to years ago. Getting back into it and see lots of smoke/black blades on the market. Thanks, Tom

Esox-Hunter

Posted 4/16/2011 5:25 PM (#493433 - in reply to #493432)
Subject: RE: Smoke/black ?

Posts: 774

Location: South East Wisconsin

Can't go wrong using black all the time!

PSYS

Posted 4/16/2011 5:27 PM (#493435 - in reply to #493432)
Subject: Re: Smoke/black ?

Posts: 1030

Location: APPLETON, WI

+1 to what Shawn said.

muskyjoe

Posted 4/17/2011 12:06 AM (#493488 - in reply to #493432)
Subject: RE: Smoke/black ?

Posts: 19

Location: Valparaiso, IN

I use black most of the time. Black- black and black- or black and nickel

TTS

Posted 4/17/2011 10:32 AM (#493536 - in reply to #493432)
Subject: Re: Smoke/black ?

Posts: 88

Location: Wisconsin

So no preference as to sunny vs overcast or low light conditions? I've usually gone nickle for clear water/sunny. Gold or copper for stained water/sunny. And orange/chart for overcast or dirty water. Of course there always seems to be exceptions to the rule. Interesting. Tom

jranderson

Posted 4/20/2011 7:55 PM (#494163 - in reply to #493432)
Subject: RE: Smoke/black ?

Posts: 74

Location: Brainerd, MN 56401

There is no wrong condition for black.

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