opie Posted July 21, 2011 Posted July 21, 2011 I bought some sweet beavers in the rhythm and blues color. When they're in the water they are bright red. Much brighter than I expected. I've ended up with that color in a couple custom plastics, also. When should I throw that color? Muddy water? Clear? Is it popular in some part of the country? I'm in the ca delta, and my goal this year is to catch fish on lots of the tackle I own but never give a chance. When should I give this color some time? Thanks in advance. Quote
Punkinseedfyretailz Posted July 21, 2011 Posted July 21, 2011 i catch NOTHING on red lures. doesn't matter what it is from worms to cranks. Quote
Stasher1 Posted July 22, 2011 Posted July 22, 2011 I caught a bunch using red and tequila sunrise hook-tail worms a couple years ago on Watts Bar. The water was kinda cloudy and had a definite greenish tint. Quote
dhami013 Posted July 22, 2011 Posted July 22, 2011 My buddy catches fish on red and blue culprit worms in stained water. Quote
Super User Catt Posted July 22, 2011 Super User Posted July 22, 2011 On Toledo or Rayburn anything with red in it will out produce those without Plastics Redbug, CranApple, Crabapple, Red Bloodline, Fire & Ice, Red Shad, Merthiolate, Watermelon (red) Neon, Black(red) Neon Lipless Cranks: Red Chrome, Toledo Gold, Creole Craw, Red Craw, Royal Red & Rayburn Red Spinner Baits: any brand with a red head Crank Baits: Bream or Crawfish colors Quote
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