LEWITH Posted September 16, 2016 Posted September 16, 2016 Anyone ever have luck throwing black/blue jigs in clearer water? I hear u should only throw that color in muddy water. Thanks! LEW Quote
NoahWatts Posted September 16, 2016 Posted September 16, 2016 I don't use black and blue but I use black jigs in gin clear water all the time. Quote
Super User Jeff H Posted September 16, 2016 Super User Posted September 16, 2016 I've used black/blue a lot in clear water and have caught a lot of fish with it. Black w/emerald green flake works better for me though. 1 Quote
Super User Raul Posted September 17, 2016 Super User Posted September 17, 2016 Ok, let me see what the GOOD BOOK has to say in this matter ........... Well, there ain't no commandment sayin': " thou shall only fish black & blue jigs in muddy water" sooooo, you aren't condemning your inmortal soul for eternity. 3 Quote
Super User Catt Posted September 17, 2016 Super User Posted September 17, 2016 I throw black & blue in every water clarity, sky condition, day, night, deep, shallow, winter, spring, summer, or fall. 4 Quote
Super User WRB Posted September 17, 2016 Super User Posted September 17, 2016 10 minutes ago, Catt said: I throw black & blue in every water clarity, sky condition, day, night, deep, shallow, winter, spring, summer, or fall. The OP asked if you ever caught anything, you can throw in the back yard....just pulling your chain! LEWITH, Catt catches lots of big bass on BB jigs. If you want to get into jig fish try answering questions that have been asked of you like what tackle do you use and do you T-rig soft plastics?? Otherwise I'am staying out of this. Tom 1 Quote
Super User Raul Posted September 17, 2016 Super User Posted September 17, 2016 Actually I'm not much of a black & blue jigs kinda guy, plain black here. 2 Quote
doyle8218 Posted September 17, 2016 Posted September 17, 2016 1 hour ago, Catt said: I throw black & blue in every water clarity, sky condition, day, night, deep, shallow, winter, spring, summer, or fall. i couldn't agree more. 1 Quote
Global Moderator Bluebasser86 Posted September 17, 2016 Global Moderator Posted September 17, 2016 Yep, anywhere, anytime. Quote
rangerjockey Posted September 17, 2016 Posted September 17, 2016 Here on Table rock I only throw black/blue at night or in stained water like up the river arms. Some sort of green pumpkin or pbj will out fish it in the clearer water IMO , Of course it could be a confidence thing. Quote
Super User Catt Posted September 17, 2016 Super User Posted September 17, 2016 Denny Brauer: tournaments entered 376-times in the money 216 - 2.9 million Gary Klien: tournaments entered 434-times in the money 275 - 2.7 million Weapon of choice 1/2 oz black-n-blue jig! To be consistent at bass fishing we must put all the odds in our favor, that is in the things we can control. I aint saying throw only black-n-blue, what I am saying is when ya wondering where to start...there it is! 2 Quote
Super User scaleface Posted September 17, 2016 Super User Posted September 17, 2016 16 hours ago, LEWITH said: Anyone ever have luck throwing black/blue jigs in clearer water? Yep . Quote
Super User Bankbeater Posted September 17, 2016 Super User Posted September 17, 2016 I always start out with a black and blue jig tied on, and go from there. Sometimes in clear water black and blue doesn't work, but when it does, it works all day long. Quote
Super User buzzed bait Posted September 19, 2016 Super User Posted September 19, 2016 caught my PB earlier this summer on a homemade 1/2oz black/blue jig. The water in this lake is typically very clear, mountain spring fed. Also was using braid, yellow at that, which "i hear" you shouldn't use in clear water...... 1 Quote
Super User Choporoz Posted September 19, 2016 Super User Posted September 19, 2016 Is there another color? Quote
Siebert Outdoors Posted September 19, 2016 Posted September 19, 2016 Black and blue just flat works! 1 Quote
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