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| maybe this is why the mini medusa only comes in two colors one is all black and the second is half black! |
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Location: APPLETON, WI | I got one of the new Pro Mag Dawgs today in "Dark Baitfish"... awesome color for sure! |
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| I agree with Lee, white can be very effective too.
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| One more thing... I am a firm believer that color is the least important factor- to the fish at least.
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| Mine medussa comes in 5 colors if you check Musky tackle online. |
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| John - 4/24/2010 7:21 PM
One more thing... I am a firm believer that color is the least important factor- to the fish at least.
John
If that's the case, then you must only have one color in your tackle box. Why bother buying more than one color of any bait if color is the least important factor and of little consequence? What's the most important factor, John? Bait size? Action? I'm perplexed. |
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| Guest - 4/24/2010 7:34 PM
Mine medussa comes in 5 colors if you check Musky tackle online.
ah yeah your right, that's o.k. I was gonna get a black anyway lol |
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| When all else fails throw black!
When someone tells you they have a secret bait you know it's got to be black.
Good Fishing,
Scott M.
P.S. Take a variety of black baits on your next trip.
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Location: On the water | Also black works great on topwaters. |
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Location: APPLETON, WI | +1
Black topwater baits are definitely a go-to bait for me. |
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| Guest - 4/24/2010 7:59 PM
John - 4/24/2010 7:21 PM
One more thing... I am a firm believer that color is the least important factor- to the fish at least.
John
If that's the case, then you must only have one color in your tackle box. Why bother buying more than one color of any bait if color is the least important factor and of little consequence? What's the most important factor, John? Bait size? Action? I'm perplexed.
Guest:
The most important factor in my opinion is location. And no I don't have only one color bait in my tacklebox... I just voiced my opinion that color is the least important factor in catching muskies. If you believe otherwise that is your opinion- which you are entitled to.
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Location: Rhinelander, Wisconsin | PSYS,
I also feel color is not the most important factor when considered the way most Muskie anglers look at it.
Black is always visible, and is, as such, always effective.
Since color defines contrast and contrast defines how well the fish sees the lure, however, I look to offer the most contrast possible, therefore opting for the old axiom 'dark day, dark lure, light day, light lure' unless fishing jigs.
If you look in my tackle box, you will see most of my favorites have black somewhere in the pattern.
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Location: APPLETON, WI | Thanks, you guys! |
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| Well put there Steve. That is a good theory, that I do agree with.
Edited by 50"skie 4/25/2010 5:36 PM
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| LT:"White is the new black."
Didn't we do a thread on that last year, Lee? |
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Location: lake x...where the hell is it? | it dont matter what color it is as long as its black!!! |
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