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I know it will be different depending on where you fish and the forage on your lakes, but if you had to choose one pattern what would it be. It can be two or three if you choose.

I would have to go with some type of chrome pattern.

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I like the sexy shad pattern or a variation there of. I also like a pearl body with black splatter on top and yellow on the battom.

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The one lake I've been fishing more recently is on the stained side most of the time (visibility is no more than 2' deep at best). Firetiger has been my most productive color on that lake. For the clear lakes that I fish, Green Shad is my most productive color.

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Anything with green or blue in the color, or combo of both.

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Pearl / Black or Yellow / Black

If every crank in my box was one of those 2 colors, I'd still have just as much confidence as with the current rainbow of shades that resides there......but let's face it - colors are FUN!      

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Clear or Stained: Green back/ White sides and belly

Muddy: Black back/ Yellow sides and belly

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chrome

white

firetiger

gray or shad color

sometimes chart.

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Chromes, Arkansas/Tennessee shads, and whites.

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The one lake I've been fishing more recently is on the stained side most of the time (visibility is no more than 2' deep at best). Firetiger has been my most productive color on that lake. For the clear lakes that I fish, Green Shad is my most productive color.

Almost forgot Limetruese for smallies!

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firetiger, sexyshad, white with black specks and a yellow belly.

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