Junebug

[A-Jay]

 

A-Jay

[HoosierHawgs]

Define junebug: black grape and green laminate with green and blue flake is a common "June bug".

Tom

Sounds about right

[Bankbeater]

I use junebug year round in any water, and any sunlight condition.

[Catt]

Cinnamon Pepper Neon Junebug Laminated

[senile1]

Junebug is a dark color, and in my opinion that's the sum total of its amenities.

Any dark color would be the equivalent of Junebug; for instance Deep purple, Scuppernong, Black neon, Black & blue ~ ~ ~

 

What is a dark color?

The more light the pigment absorbs, the darker the color. White reflects all light, black absorbs all light, green reflects about 50%

The common thread between Murky water, Tannic-stained water and Muddy water is "reduced sunlight" (limited but not void).

The angler might tie on a bright flashy spinner, but there can be no flash, where there is no light 

So a better option might be to move in the opposite direction, and throw a dark color that absorbs existing light.

By absorbing all existing light, a black object contrasts best against a background of low light 

 

Roger

 

That's the way I see it.  I tend to use junebug and black/blue interchangeably in murky/muddy water due to contrast.  In clear water, I usually use green pumpkin/watermelon type colors, though PB&J/brown sometimes works best on particular lakes.

[Siebert Outdoors]

One of my favorite colors. 

[boostr]

One of my favorite colors.

Well I guess I'm gonna have to order me some June bug colored jigs...

[Bluebasser86]

One of my favorite colors in stained to muddy water but it also works well in clear water at times.