Avalonjohn44 Posted February 4, 2008 Posted February 4, 2008 The belly of a frog or minnow are pretty stark looking, flat white, with not too many features. Also remember that in most cases a bass isn't simply going to be viewing the bait from directly underneath, but at an angle. At an angle, he will have a view of the side of the bait and will see the eyes, the scales, the markings, etc. I do agree that the bottoms of baits should have some more detail, but not much more. Quote
ABC123 Posted February 4, 2008 Posted February 4, 2008 I think I posted this before, but, the way I buy topwater lures is.... Natural colored bottoms. Yellow, white, green, black. Natural colors for a fish to see, if the fish sees it. I buy different colored/patterned tops, so I can see them while working them. The brighter the sunlight, the darker the top. If the water reflection/background is bland, I use patterned top. If the background/water reflection is broken up, I use a solid color. I like to visually work topwater lures. Quote
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