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[jim m]

know it works during the day anyone tried it at night, I've always used black and red or dark purple at night

[Fish24/7]

yep.

[abkeenan]

5 minutes ago, jim m said:

know it works during the day anyone tried it at night, I've always used black and red or dark purple at night

I don't think color matters much at night. I typically use darker colors but remember you are after a pea brained fish with a one track mind. They will feed opportunistically at night on anything that swims past their face. Hard to beat a 10" worm in purple, plum or black/red at night.

[dtrs5kprs]

1 hour ago, Fish24/7 said:

yep.

Indeed.

[Champ188]

7 hours ago, dtrs5kprs said:

Indeed.

Mmm hmm.

[eyedabassman]

8 hours ago, abkeenan said:

I don't think color matters much at night. I typically use darker colors but remember you are after a pea brained fish with a one track mind. They will feed opportunistically at night on anything that swims past their face. Hard to beat a 10" worm in purple, plum or black/red at night.

I thought color does not matter???????  Just kidding !!!!!

[jolicious]

I have found that red works great all year round, all times of day - It just can't be beat.

[dblades]

If you think color doesn't matter at night you're kidding yourself. I've had nights were they would only hit ONE color, and it wasn't black, blue, purple, or pbj.

[cheesemaster]

23 hours ago, abkeenan said:

I don't think color matters much at night. I typically use darker colors but remember you are after a pea brained fish with a one track mind. They will feed opportunistically at night on anything that swims past their face. Hard to beat a 10" worm in purple, plum or black/red at night.

Also remember that these pea brained fish hold the rule book to your success, and can change the rules any time they see fit - without a reason or notification. 

In general, I believe the darker colors are better at night.

[jim m]

23 hours ago, abkeenan said:

I don't think color matters much at night. I typically use darker colors but remember you are after a pea brained fish with a one track mind. They will feed opportunistically at night on anything that swims past their face. Hard to beat a 10" worm in purple, plum or black/red at night.

well those pea brained fish have sure outsmarted me many times LOL