choosing a color for any lure, has become mind boggling with all of the choices. Sometimes, I catch myself thinking, "what color would the pros choose?" Then I remember I'm 63 yrs. old and have a long history of bass fishing myself. I then trust myself to make a good choice. There only a few baits in my box, I never use due to later finding out I made a mistake with my choice.
Bassresourses is the top resourse for all things bass fishing and the video's on youtube are great.there right when they say there's nothing better than time on the water. But they put you in the right direction.
Good to know this! I have always had trouble with whether to use a certain color at certain points in the year or whether to go by water color. This video was so much hep to me . Thanks a lot Bass Resource!!!
I live here in stockton california and the delta waters here is amazing. Can be clean to muddy...clear to green tint to..muddy LOL i have had luck prrtty much on ANY color. But any craw color seems to be my go-to. Browns to red to even a litr red works best for bass for me year round here.
I have fished every water clarity you can see and three colors have always been successful. Purple smoke, red bug, and watermelon. I swear by all three!
I've heard this BS all my life, dark water, use dark bait, clear water use light bait. Color is for us, not them. Bass are green, no matter the color of the water. Shad are sliver or white, no matter the color of the water, and so on. Fish eat shad more than any other food, but will eat anything else at other times. Crawdads are brown, worms are brown, leaches are black, minnows are brown, silver, red, orange, etc. Blue gills are three colors at once. Seriously, use what ever you feel comfortable with and change if it isn't working. But consider why it may not be working; fish aren't hungry all the time and don't feed all day long like we often think they do. And we all know, sometimes a fish will even strike a bare hook. What do you do then? Use a different hook color?
Glenn, you may be the best pro fishing video spokesperson I've seen. Too many presenters mumble or the lures aren't presented close enough to the camera to actually get a good view. I like your information and presentation. You get an "attaboy". With that said, I am from the Louisiana Gulf coast. We speak s l o w l y down here and listen at about the same speed. Remembering to speak at a level your audience is listening, aids in being understood. Again, I love you. Keep up the great work.
Man you must love the water for all of these great video's ps. Thanks Man appreciate them I fish with a lot of older retirement guys and I need every edge I can get.
choosing a color for any lure, has become mind boggling with all of the choices. Sometimes, I catch myself thinking, "what color would the pros choose?" Then I remember I'm 63 yrs. old and have a long history of bass fishing myself. I then trust myself to make a good choice. There only a few baits in my box, I never use due to later finding out I made a mistake with my choice.
I love getting insight from bass resource's TH-cam and website. Thanks
MN Fishing Thank you! I'm glad you like our channel.
In Florida black, green pumpkin, blue and black my new idea is all silver worm and all gold worm by strike king or zoom
Awesome. Thanks for the feedback Chris Walls!
Im going to try this as well, thanks so much Bassresource!
Good stuff looking forward to fishing with ur stuff
you make it sound so simple! I'm guilty of over thinking my choice of colors.
Thanks Glenn, very helpful information. I'll give it a try this weekend.
OTR366 Thank you! I'm glad you liked it.
Thanks for the opportunity. Great info.
Jimmy
Great tips, looking forward to trying them!
Thanks again for your information.
Dale Boomershine You're welcome!
Bassresourses is the top resourse for all things bass fishing and the video's on youtube are great.there right when they say there's nothing better than time on the water. But they put you in the right direction.
leonardseals Thank you! You're very kind.
Good to know this! I have always had trouble with whether to use a certain color at certain points in the year or whether to go by water color. This video was so much hep to me . Thanks a lot Bass Resource!!!
Bridgette Woolwine You're welcome! Thanks for watching!
I live here in stockton california and the delta waters here is amazing. Can be clean to muddy...clear to green tint to..muddy LOL i have had luck prrtty much on ANY color. But any craw color seems to be my go-to. Browns to red to even a litr red works best for bass for me year round here.
Thanks for watching nx1379!
Glad to see the topic of color selection put so simply...I've always believed most colors were designed to catch more fisherman than fish!
keith121283 Thank you! I'm glad you liked it.
I have fished every water clarity you can see and three colors have always been successful. Purple smoke, red bug, and watermelon. I swear by all three!
Brandon Holmes Yup, keeping it simple. Great approach.
This channel has helped me in so many ways, many thanks!
John David You're welcome! Thanks for watching!
Great advice cant wait to try it
Good easy to follow info...Thanks. Hopefully I can win some lures and try these tips out
Very helpful , thank you . It's like with your crankbaits , The clearer the water the more natural you want the lure .
Steven Preston You're welcome! Thanks for watching!
Thanks for the tips!
wkim33 You're welcome! Thanks for watching!
Very helpful. Glenn you are the best at these helpful videos, you explain things very well. Thanks
Troy Nelson Thank you! And thanks for watching!
bass resource have awesome pro staffer and tip for bass fishing , thank yall awesome videos
Chris Smith Thank you! I'm glad you like our channel.
Thanks for simplifying things. I'm trying to limit the number of colors I purchase and this really helps.
Steve Dietzel Thank you! Glad you liked the video.
I don't have many different colors, but so far I think what I do have will cover most water types. Good info Glenn, thanks for another solid video!
R.j. Hillman Thank you! I'm glad you liked it.
I've heard this BS all my life, dark water, use dark bait, clear water use light bait. Color is for us, not them. Bass are green, no matter the color of the water. Shad are sliver or white, no matter the color of the water, and so on. Fish eat shad more than any other food, but will eat anything else at other times.
Crawdads are brown, worms are brown, leaches are black, minnows are brown, silver, red, orange, etc. Blue gills are three colors at once. Seriously, use what ever you feel comfortable with and change if it isn't working. But consider why it may not be working; fish aren't hungry all the time and don't feed all day long like we often think they do.
And we all know, sometimes a fish will even strike a bare hook. What do you do then? Use a different hook color?
I have lost my faith in humanity with that comment
Tim “I’m just an amateur though”. Lol 😂
Back in my day that meant keep your mouth shut and your opinions to yourself. 🤣
Good info for a new fishermen like me thanks.
njedgell07 Thank you! I'm glad you liked it.
Thanks for the insight
Todd Chandler You're welcome!
Good pointers. Thanks for the info
elliot oliva You're welcome! Thanks for watching!
Thanks! nice video
Nice vid thx for 5he info
Very helpful thanks!
FishN Chips You're welcome! Thanks for watching!
Very Helpful, Thanks!
Brandon Sheppard You're welcome!
Thanks for the information I have never really understood what some of these guys are saying when thr y describe how to choose a color.
Kyle Merriman You're welcome!
Nice video! I'll be taking my baits now.... ;)
For me there are only 2 bait colors. Some variation of green pumpkin and everything else.
Great video. Color selection makes a difference
Brandon Moss Thank you! Glad you liked the video.
another good video with clear explications.thanks a lot, and keep it so...
aurelian romeo vieru Thank you! Glad you liked the video.
thank you for make it..,
Thanks for the info.
Adam D Thanks for watching!
Great info as usual
Robert Grasso Thank you! I'm glad you liked it.
Aw man congratulations. Now I gotta take my daughters out asap. Well done!
Nice.Thank you
Curtis DeMarse You're welcome! Thanks for watching!
Good info to have
I just want to know what color skirt on my spinnerbaits per season for example: Fall-green, Summer-whatever
Glenn, you may be the best pro fishing video spokesperson I've seen. Too many presenters mumble or the lures aren't presented close enough to the camera to actually get a good view. I like your information and presentation. You get an "attaboy". With that said, I am from the Louisiana Gulf coast. We speak s l o w l y down here and listen at about the same speed. Remembering to speak at a level your audience is listening, aids in being understood. Again, I love you. Keep up the great work.
Awesome video
Jeff B Thank you! Thanks for watching!
usefull info for a novice like me thanks
chefjohnston You're welcome! Thanks for watching!
very informative!
jaenksta You're welcome! Thanks for watching!
love these baits!
Glen, great video. Don't over complicate things!
tonymaxedon Thank you! Thanks for watching!
Good info
Justin Simmons Thanks for watching!
great fishing
very helpful
Man you must love the water for all of these great video's ps. Thanks Man appreciate them I fish with a lot of older retirement guys and I need every edge I can get.
Hi Steven August. Thanks for the feedback and support. I look forward to hearing more from you.
Good stuff
Nathan Young Pineiro You're welcome! Thanks for watching!
great video
Troy Miller Thank you!
Good stuff.
James Brown Thank you! Glad you liked the video.
Great video thanks >)))))>
James Adams Thank you! I'm glad you liked it.
How come in my lake they never hit light green, but always hit blue/ black or blue / really dark green.
BRANDO it sounds like your water is stained pretty dark.
Thx!
Kool video
Choosing is hard, I kind of get hung up on one color, have luck with it and then it's my "go to"
Good video
Bill Poch Thank you!
Nice.
good video
Carolina Bassin Thank you! I'm glad you liked it.
I like and will watch agan
william etson Thank you!
agree
black and brown the only 2 colors you need bass see black the best in any conditions
Is that a green screen
Green screen? Is that the name of a bait?
+BassResource he's talking about the background what a city slicker lol
+miller murdaugh it was a joke
+Back Door Edits are u sure
Azart l Bo2 it has to be the boat is not moving at all and the scene is just all out of wack with the colors, but I may be wrong
Green pumpkin ftw
nice
dark-light vs water/sun decisions! decisions! soo many baits---sooo little time
I want the baits
I watch your TH-cam videos fishing is very educational no could you try to do a video on a portable fish finders that you fish from the bank
That's a great idea! Thanks!
More baits are nice....
Cool
The majority of th fish i've caught can be split between green pumpkin and watermelon seed.
Just pick green pumpkin with red flake. Saved you hundreds on bait and 4 minutes of your time.
Sign me up good video
Different colors totally different outcomes
always stick with trusty watermelon seed!
Frank
I choose my baits based on the content of their character, not the color of their skin... You guys are baitists
Too many colors,
Good info
Eric Feaster Thanks for watching!
Great video
Tim Matney Thank you! Thanks for watching!
Good stuff
Good video
Mitchel Rothrock You're welcome! Thanks for watching!