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| I see many new custom bucktails with 2 different blade colors. I am looking to add to my bucktail collection.....do you guys have good luck mixing your blade colors? The only one I have is a crappie skirt with one black and one white blade. |
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Location: Pewaukee, Wisconsin | Llungen Lures made me some custom chartreuse/nickel blade combo with a perch multi color skirt that was extremely effective. Love combo blades!!! |
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Location: Kronenwetter, WI | Remember, the blades are spinning so mixing blade colors or buying blades with fancy paint jobs is more interesting to fisherman than to fish. Clip something good on and keep reeling. |
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Location: West Metro, MN | That is the beauty of blades the combinations are endless. I do like black/gold or black/nickel. |
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Location: Minneapolis | On big blades with contrasting colors (black white or red+green etc) it looks like the front of the bait is blinking fast, kinda mesmerizing. |
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Location: Dixon, IL | I never try one but I want to! Something different might add a few more muskies in boat! Should be good for heavy fished musky lakes! |
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Location: Lake "y" cause lake"x" got over fished | Some of my favorite bucktails have two different colored blades. I love them, to me, its just another way of contrasting colors. But their are other ones out there like "Candy Corn" from musky mayhem, that is quickly becoming a personal favorite. |
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Posts: 71
| Gold and Orange over a black tail |
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| I make my own bucktails and have made a handful with different blade color combinations. I found that the cadence of the blade took presedence over the color in the waters that i fish. Also, you have to recall that certain colors of the "color wheel" at certain depths of water in varying light conditions "wipe-out." I heard a musky guide speak on the topic before and he proclaims that these flashy gaudy colors are just to catch the consumer. Anyway, good luck with the blades. |
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