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Location: Michigan | Anyone have success with white?
Reverse Loon ( winter loon ) in particular. |
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Location: central Wisconsin | Black/white hawg wobbler works for me. |
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| My best Lake X Lure is a reverse loon Cannonball Jr., I've had two days where I caught doubles on it. |
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Location: Yahara River Chain | Being of limited sight........many of my topwaters are white, Lemondhead TR and a reverse loon fat bastard are two of many that I do well with. Also had a Linda Rice signed TR reverse loon that also did well with.
Remember color is secondary and action is primary.
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| White has the most contrast for a surface bait during the day.
Without getting into the science - in the water, looking up on a sunny day, the background (sky) is violet/purple.
White has the most contrast.
At night, in the water looking up, the sky isn't black. More of a gray. Black has the most contrast at night.
The old saying still holds true. "dark days (conditions) dark lures, light days (conditions), light lures"
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| ABSOLUTELY! I've caught some big fish on white surface lures. In fact, I like white so much that I just bought a reverse loon pattern in one of my favorite musky lures. I used to subscribe to the theory that black was best at night, but I've caught so many muskies at or in the dark on different colored surface lures that I question just how much better black is on dark days or at night. |
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Location: Ashland WI | White is the new black..... |
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| White lures matter |
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Location: SE, WI. | Jeff; this turd is clean on both ends, and yes, these two White baits accounted for multiple fish! JD
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Location: Iowa | Here's a 54"er that eats a white 10" Weagle!
http://muskie.outdoorsfirst.com/videos/07.13.2008/1018/One.Good.Mor... |
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