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Before i get a spook and due to budget reasons what is the best color spook if I could only get one

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6 minutes ago, roadwarrior said:

Bone or Baby Bass


Ditto

 

 

 

 

Mike

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43 minutes ago, roadwarrior said:

Bone or Baby Bass

 

36 minutes ago, Mike L said:


Ditto

 

 

 

 

Mike

Make that 3 votes for bone or baby bass ?

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If this helps I mainly fish the canal for smallmouth 

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Strike King Hard Knock

The local brown bass population often prefers

a semi-clear bait with a splash of color . . . 

:smiley:

A-Jay

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These smallmouth go into a feeding frenzy on these minnow schools 

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Definitely bone I'm gonna have to try that baby bass out.

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Universal a white color like Sexy Shad, but for clear water LC's Gunfish/Sammy color ghost blue shad works best.

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One more for bone which I will fish all day in stained or muddy water. In clearer water I like a chrome or clear bait once the sun gets on the water.

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Anything with a white belly will work.

 

Allen

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Bone

 

That would be my color choice if I could only pick one for all my hard baits honestly.

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12 hours ago, A-Jay said:

Strike King Hard Knock

The local brown bass population often prefers

a semi-clear bait with a splash of color . . . 

:smiley:

A-Jay

I'm also a big fan of the translucent colors for JERKBAITS and top waters.  

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Bone orange belly ?

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What size should I get i lost my last one to electric line

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A spook has been my number one bait this summer.  I start with a bone colored super spook jr, if the bass don't want that I switch over to a bone colored zara puppy.  As a last resort I will try a baby bass Zara puppy.  If that doesn't work I stop fishing topwater baits.

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I had to go look up the name, but G-Finish shad would be my color.  Baby bass and a pattern that is black with a white 'skeleton's are my best producers.  I don't remember if I've ever tried bone, but I have a lot of bone colored topwaters.

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Pursuant to contrarian reasoning, ANY color but 'bone'    :wink7:

My favorite is Black Shiner.

 

Roger

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Bone is the most universal color  in a Spook - most will say especially on an over cast day , low light early in the morning or in to early evening after sun set . All other times ,  I give the nod to a spook color that does not get enough top water love : Black Chrome - especially if there is wind or wave action due to boat traffic on a sunny day . Black Chrome will work in other conditions as well due to the flash produced when working a Spook (even on a cloudy day Black Chrome Spook is producing flash) . *No matter , for the Fall feed up bass will be targeting shad or bait fish in most areas of the country -  so a Bone , Chrome , Pearl White , Sexy Shad , Ghost , etc. colors would get the nod (unless you are a Blue Gill only fishery in MN. some where in which case buy a Blue Gill pattern Spook color) ... Save  buying the Baby Bass color until Post Spawn 2021.

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Definitely getting bone

And baby bass

Black chrome and/or black shiner what do you Guys think about that 

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