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best colors for different lakes

hey guys, i mostly fish small dark colored lakes where i live and have awesome luck with watermelon seed/red flake colors. but this summer i plan on fishing some more lighter colored water such as tapps, sawyer, etc...

so my question is what are some good color choices for these lakes???

thanks, david

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Permalink Reply by Aaron Christel on April 8, 2011 at 11:37pm

Agreed, but you still have to find them. Thats 90% of the battle.

Santa Claus said:

Santa agrees!!! Anytime I need to catch some 1-2 pounders to salvage the day, I go to an Oxblood or Aaron's Magic Roboworm. Great for the kids and beginning anglers too! They can just throw them out there on a dropshot and wait for the fish to come by and suck them in. Easy like Sunday morning! I love baits that require little to no skill to fish, like a Roboworm on a dropshot........because let's face it, I don't have much skill!!!!!!!!!

Ron Gayton said:

"Aaron's magic" color or "light oxblood,red flake" Roboworm on a drop shot will work anywhere,

Permalink Reply by Santa Claus on April 9, 2011 at 2:40am

Finding them is the easy part. Santa has a good pair of binoculars to see where the good anglers are feeshing.

Aaron Christel said:

Agreed, but you still have to find them. Thats 90% of the battle.

Santa Claus said:

Santa agrees!!! Anytime I need to catch some 1-2 pounders to salvage the day, I go to an Oxblood or Aaron's Magic Roboworm. Great for the kids and beginning anglers too! They can just throw them out there on a dropshot and wait for the fish to come by and suck them in. Easy like Sunday morning! I love baits that require little to no skill to fish, like a Roboworm on a dropshot........because let's face it, I don't have much skill!!!!!!!!!

Ron Gayton said:

"Aaron's magic" color or "light oxblood,red flake" Roboworm on a drop shot will work anywhere,