Inshore Lure Color Selection
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- เผยแพร่เมื่อ 17 ส.ค. 2020
- This video is all about choosing the right lure color to maximize your opportunities at catching inshore fish such as flounder, redfish, and trout.
Inshore fishing can be challenging especially if you're new to inshore fishing. Walking the lure isle with all the various fishing lures and colors can certainly leave you guessing what colors to get. This video should answer all of your inshore lure color questions.
Another great video giving some great advice. I keep my Plano box stocked full of all kinds of colors with and without chartreuse tails.
Great simple explanation!
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Simple, to the point, and clear. Appreciate the video and information. I boat fish but catching is catching and the points carry over well! Thanks bro!
Thank you!!
Great tip. I agree with you on your choices of colors ! One of my all time favorite colors is Bone color. It works in almost any condition, even at night. Tight lines !!!
Thanks man, bone and pearl white are awesome colors! My go to in tanic stained water.
Thank you for a very informative video!
Not a problem thank you for watching and commenting!
Always awesome! New things to learn every video.
Thanks brother! We’re all constantly learning new things and changing our theories on the water. I often look back at how I use to do things and how my different theories on how to catch certain fish have evolved over the years.
Right on. Great video. I love that Zman Redbone color jerk shad as well.
Yessir! Thanks man!
Ya, the into was pretty awesome!! I made a video today on top water color and size for redfish. I caught a limit and several small ones, changing lures/color on every fish. My theory was a feeding redfish (sight fishing) will hit any color you throw as long as it has a good walk the dog action, and not too loud for calm water. I enjoy all of your videos!! Keep em coming man !!
Awesome stuff thanks brother!
I want to agree with you because I always thought the same, but as of late, pearlwhite and chartreuse has been working for me in all conditions.
Nothing wrong with that at all! It’s all our personal theories on what works for us
Congrats on growing the channel.. Stick with it. You've got great content, and the views will come.
Thanks brother I appreciate it!
Color doesn’t matter....till it does. Great video man! For me, time of year plays into it too. I throw a ton of pink in the winter and actually throw a lot of chartreuse this time of year cause of the amount of pogeys in the water. Good rules of thumb in this video!
Thanks brother! I’ve heard your saying if it ain’t chartreuse it ain’t no use lol, and their ain’t nothing wrong with that at all. If it works...it works.
Good stuff thanks 👍👍
Thanks man!
Nice job man 💪🏽 Good info too
Thanks bro!
The intro clip is awesome man!
I need to start following those color patterns more. I get lazy I guess matrix lemon head 90% of the time lol. Great video man! 👍
Thanks man, I’m guilty of being lazy at times also when it comes to switching.
Matrix lemon head for me if i can't see the lure 1ft. below the surface.
Albert Chavez I’m a huge matrix fan. My number one lure company I use.
I’m a big fan of the Matrix Holy Joely color, particularly in the winter. I troll it on one side and the lemon heads on the other and always get a lot more on the holy joely.
Melinda Parnell yeah that’s a great color too! Like it under a popping cork working birds.
Love the intro
Thanks man!
Very helpful insight for me being on the MS gulf coast. Can you talk a bit about proper retrieve? I've found the retrieve is very important. I'm mainly fishing the back bayous with very murky dark water.
I'm Ocean Springs, grew up on Fort Bayou and Back Bay Biloxi. Hit me up, lets fish.
Absolutely, I’ll look at piecing something together soon.
I feel like dark colors give a better silhouette in waters deeper than 20 feet, but I wonder if it is just confirmation bias as I always use darker colors in the deepest places I fish from 20 to 50 feet and pretty muck use white everywhere else.
Frank Ladd I agree with that. I personally love pearl white, and throw it mostly in tonic stained water like out around Jacksonville.
@@southernsalt my hometown!
Would you consider jigging 20 to 30 feet depths as low light conditions, if so, would that affect your choice in color?
This is axis great question and one I’ve not considered much. I would think if it’s clear water I would still use natural colors. If the water is a tad bit murky it would be darker blocking out more light and I think going bright could get more bites.
We jig here in Easter NC for Striped bass on the Roanoke River run for spawning and they sit on those dark water banks 20-30 feet down. Chartruse and White are the only colors you need in that dark water way down. 90% of the anglers that is all you will see them carry. Closer to the coast our water does not get that deep so 15 would be a deep hole but we still follow the same pattern he described here. Tight lines!
Hey Brother how's it going. I'm praying for you and your family to be safe in the store. I got a load of food and water that needs to go to Louisiana. If you need anything just get in contact with me brother and I will set something to a stop for you. It's a free load so you don't have to worry about everything if you need anything. Again take it easy brother and please be safe.
Be safe out there Mack. I think we’re gonna be good here in AL but got the truck loaded up to go help if I can.
Bad ass intro
Thanks bro, a friend of mine actually built the intro for me. He did an awesome job!
@@southernsalt wanted to mosh pit with the fish 🤘
Where would red fit in to the color spectrum?
I would put red in with the brights and use at low light.
@@southernsalt thanks. I like your channel.
Thanks bro!