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TOPWATER Colors That Actually MATTER
TOPWATER Colors That Actually MATTER
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It would be interesting to see top water baits with the camera under water looking up like the fish do. Perhaps in different water clarity
I live in Florida and I have better luck with chrome especially in the heat of the day.
Great info thanks!
I stick with natural colors that relate to what the fish are eating.
The top frog can you leave a lank for it
Great information thank you that is something I will have to look into
Finn Sun fishing gloves…..last 2 trips out I forgot my Finn gloves ….I got skunked. Wear the gloves…..catch fish… it's that simple!
Bone, Chrome, baitfish, translucent in baitfish color. That easy!
How come you don't know the name of your favorite topwater bait of all time 😂
Outside of poppers, I don't own a hard topwater bait that isn't bone or black.
We are having 2 broods of cicadas emerge this year. A 13 and 17 year. They are estimating up to a trillion cicadas crossing 13 states. The bite will most definitely be on. Cicadas are super nutrient packed and they literally emerge just to have sex and die. They don't even have mouths to eat.
I believe, that if its sunny, the "shadow" cast by the lure onto the bottom or surrounding cover may be more convincing to a bass to eat it than color at least on sunny days.
Long ago when I used to scuba dive in fresh water lakes and gulf of mexico, when I was down deep say 10 foot and looking back upwards toward the dive boat, all I could see was black and white contrast, of swimmers above, the boat hull and anchor rope. I could see no colors. If the water surface was flat with no wind ripples or waves, you could see some blue sky.
But, when you dive into the crystal clear waters of the central Florida springs, caves and aquifers, all of the colors of fish and vegetation are vibrant when looking downwards towards the bottom. Simple panfish and largemouth bass are absolutely brilliant in color. I highly recommend to anyone when visiting Florida to at least snorkel in one clear freshwater spring once.
I don’t know about downward, but I was throwing a chrome crank bait and even at 10-15 foot I could see that thing flashing. The water was dirty with about 5-7 foot view. But that flash was cutting right through it. I caught 12 bass on the bait that day.
I believe chrome loses its flash as it gets deeper – even if the water is clear. Light diffuses in water and "spreads out" so it isn't "flashy" like you would see above the water. Once the flash disappears, the lure kinda disappears under the water. I stand to be corrected though.
Dude, five colors that matter? You simply named the five colors that everyone uses. Why don’t you go ahead and name the five colors that don’t matter? I defy you name another five colors at all. Ridiculous video
Sometimes you just have to try whatever is in your arsenal, that's why we have multiple poles with different lures tied on, so that way you can see what they are hitting for that day 👌
I don’t know if this is true about chrome but I’ve heard it can reflect its surroundings kinda like a mirror to really look realistic to its surroundings, don’t know if it’s true but I can see how it would work
I keep it simple
Bone/white
Clear
Black
Like you said. Black sometimes just works. I won my first tournament on a black spook. I was catching them for two months on bone but they were just missing it one day. I threw black and started catching better than average fish and they where choking it. Mid day high sun. I thing it almost acts like a clear in a way
I was wondering if bass eat grasshoppers, do you know of any bass hitting grasshopper type bait? Every year we get flooded with thousand of the disgusting things, you take a few steps along the bank and they go crazy flying everywhere.
On lake Altoona in GA over the summer I fished a chrome popping stick bait like the one you have very fast to draw spotted bass up for a top bite they attacked it like a dolphin swimming behind a ship it was eye opening
Easy, let the fish tell you what they want. Nothing technical about it. Fishermen are stuck on colors , not the fish.
Great video!! Thanks for the awesome tips on what colors to use in the different situations we encounter!!! Lesson well learned!! Stay Safe & God Bless!!! 🤠👍
I'm from cook county illinois, funny you mentioned cicadas. I was just telling my co worker I'm waiting for the cicadas to come out, I was like free bait 😂😂😂
A chrome/black whopper plopper has been the ticket for me in my local pond. 5-6 ft visibility. Another lake I fish they tear up a top water frog with a white belly.
You know what they say if you have really really big hands and feet your a clown LoL.
Your theory on chrome top waters sounds legit…I know flash provoke reactionary bites,I'm sure it also has drawing power
Big hands is like being a tree guy.. gotta have big hard wood
Perch color hardbaits work great for me, but I have to try some more bluegill patterns to see how they compare.
I live about 30min from Hartwell. There is a correlation between the chrome and blue backs as well. Chrome lipless work well on hartwell too
This is a really good video subject. I agree with your colors but I would put Chrome higher on my list. it's really good on a sunny day. Great video!👍🏼
Yo Tyler whats good man!? Cant wait to get out there with a Bone Choppo! Got a video suggestion for ya… meaning of ton in fishing rods. And 36ton vs 40ton fishing rods and the pros/cons of each! Keep it up the good work brother!
I've heard chrome reflects it's surroundings becomes invisible in a way.
In my understanding chartreuse is bright white to bass. Bone and white are just off white. Bass are color blind to blue and it affects perception of other colors. On the other side, there is currently a huge cicada hatch going on on central GA but none at all in north GA mountains at this time.