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I know that you should use different colors and rattles on crankbaits for different situations but what is your overall confidence/favorite color for a square bill crank, medium diving crank, and deep diving crankbait? just out of curiosity. rattles or no rattles.

 

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 The 6th Sense Crush Flat 75X Crankbait in Bluegill
 
And second place isn't even close . . .
 
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Three main colors or variants I use are bluegill,shad,craw. Cant go wrong with colors of that sort regardless of depth range. If I had to choose one color though, it probably be a sexy shad.

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Bluegill/Perch, something Shad, and Chartreuse Black Back. With Bluegill/Perch getting most of the work.

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square bill crank, medium diving crank, and deep diving crankbait

At risk of greatly oversimplifying, I'd say, bluegill, sexy shad, blue/silver....

 

 

 

but, I can't just leave it at that...I'm not going out without couple of different depths that have orange throat or belly....and a couple of depths that are fairly dark (black, brown, etc.)

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Bluegill, shad, and craw along with a high visibility color like chartreuse/black back and red craw or some variant of that.

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My favorites

 

Strike King KVD 1.5 colors below

1 - Sexy Shad

2 - Chartreuse/Black

3 - Chartreuse Perch

4 - Green Gizzard shad

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The Neon Orange & Chartruse color is my most

Hated color, I love to throw these with anger & hostility

I try to destroy these, throwing them in hard rock

Areas,etc.. Never underestimate the power of Ugly!

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Anything with an orange belly seems to do better where I fish.

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My three favorites are firetiger, baby bass, and trout.  All of which I airbrush myself. 

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Anything with an orange belly seems to do better where I fish.

and where exactly is that ;)

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Three main colors or variants I use are bluegill,shad,craw. Cant go wrong with colors of that sort regardless of depth range. If I had to choose one color though, it probably be a sexy shad.

x2, I always have  sexy shad and chart. sexy shad cranks in my tackle box.                

 

  regardless of were Im fishing, Or what kind of crankbait im using-  :leisures-and-sports-076:

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Squarebills (I use the SK KVD's in the 1.5 + 2.5 sizes): Orange belly craw, natural bream, chart./black back, chart. sexy shad, and yellow perch

 

Lipless ( I use SK Red Eye Shads) : Chili Craw, Albino Craw, Yellow Perch, Gold/black back, chrome/blue back

 

Diving cranks (I use SK 3xd's, 5xd's and 6xd's) Sexy Ghost minnow, Chart. sexy shad, Chart blue back, Chat belly craw, and yellow perch

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In the green tinted  waters I usually fish I like some yellow "Bluegill" on shallow divers and usually darker colors past six foot .

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Chartreuse/black

 

TN shad

 

red/craw

 

tilapia

 

plain shad

 

I throw a variety of crankbaits but a few of the favorites and Spro little jon, a variety of norman's, rebel deep wee r's and  Marty Burns balsa baits.

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Anything with an orange belly seems to do better where I fish.

 

It is really funny, my dad being a mostly lake erie fisherman his whole life just about refuses to throw anything orange colored and it has kind of rubbed off onto me though I do use some. Seems most people love their orange colored cranks.

 

I like any variations of bluegill/craw/shad at any depth. The biggest thing that changes the variation is water clarity/sun.

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and where exactly is that ;)

 

 

It is really funny, my dad being a mostly lake erie fisherman his whole life just about refuses to throw anything orange colored and it has kind of rubbed off onto me though I do use some. Seems most people love their orange colored cranks.

 

I like any variations of bluegill/craw/shad at any depth. The biggest thing that changes the variation is water clarity/sun.

I fish mainly on Lake Martin in Alabama.  Theres a lot of "sun fish" is what we call em, basically bream with an orange belly and orange gills.  I caught a catfish with a perch colored x-rap last year, that was definitely a first.

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I fish mainly on Lake Martin in Alabama.  Theres a lot of "sun fish" is what we call em, basically bream with an orange belly and orange gills.  I caught a catfish with a perch colored x-rap last year, that was definitely a first.

yea those dang catfish will get ya. There are plenty of orange belly gills and perch up here too. I own one of the perch x-raps too. I just need to not hesitate to use orange as much as I do.

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yea those dang catfish will get ya. There are plenty of orange belly gills and perch up here too. I own one of the perch x-raps too. I just need to not hesitate to use orange as much as I do.

 

Yea that lure caught me a lot of fish.  I caught the catfish off the dock with 8lb line, knew it was too big so I gave my rod to my brother while I ran to get the net.. he tried to pull the fish out of the water for some reason and the line snapped... lure gone.

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