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| What are your recommendations for color on braided line. I typically don't worry about it that much, but given the time and opportunity, I would like to look into it.
Assume early august.
My gut tells me go dark green, but I work out and my gut is not that big. |
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Location: Grand Rapids, MI | If I thought it mattered I would use blue, white or gray. |
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Posts: 177
Location: ON | Been beat to death. Concensus is that it doesn't matter for muskie fishing.
Other clear water and or salt species. Flouro leaders are king. |
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Posts: 70
| doesn't matter! caught all mine w steel leaders and green or smoke spiderwire, friends use powerpro blk / wht - floro leader
we all get em.
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Posts: 1100
| I like yellow line, because it's easy to see.
Also used blue, green, red, white, "indicator"(red green yellow), and nothing what so ever, indicates that the fish cares in my experience.
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Posts: 365
| Doug Johnson quote -- "If it moves, its food" ------ |
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Posts: 270
Location: SE WISCONSIN | I use camo sufix |
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Posts: 42
| Had no problem boating some nice fish on Clearwater/Pipestone last August with green power pro. |
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Posts: 76
| Does color really matter at night? |
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