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I'm starting to get my gear ready for the upcoming Season. I come across Alabama Craw and Plum color plastics. My main Lake near me is Tanic Lake. I know Junebug, Black and Blue and Yellow are good.. Can you throw the 2 colors I mentioned?

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Theres no limit to what colors you can throw.

 

I fish tannic water ALL the time, I've caught them on tequila sunrise, red shad, white, methiolate, junebug, watermelon red, pumpkin, black and blue, raspberry, electric blue, and the list goes on and on. 

 

Basically, try different colors and experiment with baits. Theres no right or wrong. It's all trial and error. That's why we fish ??

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3 minutes ago, NittyGrittyBoy said:

Theres no limit to what colors you can throw.

 

I fish tannic water ALL the time, I've caught them on tequila sunrise, red shad, white, methiolate, junebug, watermelon red, pumpkin, black and blue, raspberry, electric blue, and the list goes on and on. 

 

Basically, try different colors and experiment with baits. Theres no right or wrong. It's all trial and error. That's why we fish ??

Ditto 

 

 

 

Mike

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I've always done well with golden shiner colored plastics in tanic water. Strike King has a tube that has worked great for me in those conditions.

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3 hours ago, ABart61 said:

PB&J is a favorite of mine in this situation 

I was thinking of using that color Jig, with a Plum color trailer!

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1 minute ago, DBL000006 said:

I was thinking of using that color Jig, with a Plum color trailer!

That would match up great. 

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My home lake where i fish is this...   It's true, the water is dark, but that is due to natural minerals and the beautiful cedar ... Will PB&J Jig still worK?

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