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Hey Yall,

 

I've had a lot of success with LC Sammys. Initially I was skeptical about the price until I got one for 3$ at a fishing flea market and I have about 10 Sammys now.

 

I want to start using the LC Squarebills and Pointers, but since LC has what seems like 1000 different colors I want to see what colors others are using.

 

Appreciate the help.

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When fishing the Pointers (Jerkbaits) water clarity plays a primary role in color selection.

 

And you're right - there are too many colors and they all seem to work at one time or another.

 

But here's a few good ones:

 

Clear water ~ American Shad, Misty Shad, MS MJ Herring - Aurora Wakasagi

 

Off Colored water ~ NC Shell White, Nishiki, Aurora Green Perch

 

A-Jay

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Just pick YOUR favorite color!

 

Two of my favorites are Aurora Black and Table Rock.

 

 

 

 

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  • Super User
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When fishing the Pointers (Jerkbaits) water clarity plays a primary role in color selection.

 

And you're right - there are too many colors and they all seem to work at one time or another.

 

But here's a few good ones:

 

Clear water ~ American Shad, Misty Shad, MS MJ Herring - Aurora Wakasagi

 

Off Colored water ~ NC Shell White, Nishiki, Aurora Green Perch

 

A-Jay

 

Good list , you can add aurora gold too.

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I fish for mainly smallmouth.  I have at least a Ghost Minnow and a Nishiki in each of the LC series of jerkbaits in my box.

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Gold...plus a gill pattern can't remember the exact nomenclature

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American Shad is by far my favorite.  From what I've found mostly on smallies they hit the action more then the color.  Get the pop at the right speed and color really wont matter much.

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Choose the color YOU like and fish it with faith,

 

I like American Shad, Aurora Gold and Baby Bass.

  • Super User
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Like many others have said, there's lots of colors and basically all of them are realistic. I think companies do this to us so that we feel we need to buy 12 lures, rather than 2 or 3. 

 

Buy the colors that match the water color and natural forage that you're fishing. 

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American Shad is by far my favorite.  From what I've found mostly on smallies they hit the action more then the color.  Get the pop at the right speed and color really wont matter much.

 

 

Choose the color YOU like and fish it with faith,

 

I like American Shad, Aurora Gold and Baby Bass.

 

I have often fished the color I liked and fished it hard too.

 

But when you're in the boat with an angler who has the right color & the right pop - you get SCHOOLED !

 

A-Jay

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I have often fished the color I liked and fished it hard too.

 

But when you're in the boat with an angler who has the right color & the right pop - you get SCHOOLED !

 

A-Jay

 

 

Very true.

 

All colors will catch fish,  its finding the color on certain days will beat them up.  For me day in day out its typically american shad.

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Aurora Green Perch, Ghost Baby Bluegill, Aurora Black, American Shad, Ghost Minnow

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I have often fished the color I liked and fished it hard too.

 

But when you're in the boat with an angler who has the right color & the right pop - you get SCHOOLED !

 

A-Jay

 

Ok, then to the OP, purchase every single color and size, who knows maybe you´´ll need them.

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Ok, then to the OP, purchase every single color and size, who knows maybe you´´ll need them.

 

Perfect.

 

A-Jay

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Gunfish -- baby blue gill; chartreuse shad

 

Flashminnow, Slender Pointer, Pointers -- ghost minnow; yellow perch; chartreuse shad; american shad, nishiki

 

Staysee -- yellow perch; american shad

 

 

oe

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Skeet's Magic is a killer for me. It used to be American shad but the last few years I can't buy a strike with it. 

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In clear water Ghost Shad is great - but I have a Gary Dobyns Staysee 90 in his ghost chartreuse shad that is even better.

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