What Fish See... Lure Color Explained | Flats Class YouTube
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- Опубліковано 2 жов 2024
- In this video, you will join Capt. C.A. in the "classroom" as he goes in-depth on how the eyes of fish truly work and how the condition of the water affects the fish's vision. C.A. also talks about Lure colors, how important lure colors really are, and what colors to try and use when targeting specific species of fish in a variety of different water conditions. If you like what you're seeing here at Flats Class UA-cam, make sure you leave a like and subscribe!
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Having fished multiple s in different sizes and colors, ua-cam.com/users/postUgkxCbNOWAGmn6nfbCbJDmasvBq7J38KZNw2 this is by far my favorite. One thing to be aware of is the sided willow blade. One side is silver and the other is the green/orange shown. This is not bad, just unconventional. In terms of fishing, I have found the lure works just fine without a tail like a craw or shad. That addition is up to you. Also, the hook part where you attach the swivel snap or tie the line is a problem on baits these days, since it's able to slide up and down. However this lure seems to be tight enough that that doesn't happen often, and you can solve it by putting a thin slice of medical tube over the hook before attaching the line. Like others have said, it's really magic on a good windy day.
Excellent knowledge being dished out on this channel. Your sponsors should be proud. I know the likes of Shimano expect their "ambassadors" to be educators, you most definitely are......
Thanks for the support Henry
This is a true Master Class on how to select bait color. Great video!
I was told dark water dark lure...light water light lure so it appears natural. I get what you are saying though about natural camouflage so I guess stay somewhat natural yet throw in a strange flavor to make your lure stand out. Just trying to get a GENERAL guideline on color selection.
That electric chicken is the ticket out here in the low country.
Thanks CA for all your knowledge. I’m in my late 40’s and moved back to my childhood summer/Christmas home (hour+) of Dunedin FL. Fished Tampa Bay and the FL Keys all through my childhood. Life started and my 1st love of the water and fishing was put on hold for way too long.
So when I landed back in FL and started buying up some fishing gear the intimidating factor of learning my new boat and putting a fishing plan together seemed insurmountable to say the least. The biggest accomplishment I had for a long time was catching my Guy Harvey fishing license! A few snook later I feel a bit better but still watch almost every video you post. Especially because life happens again and currently land locked in Midwest caring for awesome parents who are getting older with the rest of us. Hopefully we will all be heading back down to the free state of Florida sooner than later.
I guess this is just a really long way of saying thank you for keeping me connected to the water and fish while I breathe awful non salted air! Happy New Year and best to you and yours!!
Glad to be the conduit of fishing discovery for you my friend
Happy New Year CA come on down to Southwest Florida water starting to clear up
One of the best video I've ever seen
I'm doing quite well with your Beer Run color for flounder up here on the south shore of Long Island Captain
Good stuff
Snook fever is real. Fishin' for them is definitely addictive.
Always great information…thanks❤
Wow, That's some good stuff right there.
Could it be argued that dark colors in general are more effective than natural/white/translucent ones? Considering dark profiles should show up better against the light on bright days and also show up better on dark days/muddy conditions
If your goal is for the fish to have the best opportunity to see your lure*
Yes indeed… I did a video here on UA-cam about a year ago where I ask my fellow anglers are Purple Lures the best lure color choice?
I have success with Junebug and/or purple.
Interesting thoughts on lure color and water selection.
You know what would be cool is a cheat sheet.
Yamashita has one for lure selection when squidding.
The cheat sheet covers foil color v cloth color v water clarity v sun /moon/cloudy it's amazing I'm suprised zman or other lure manufacturers haven't done the same.
I'll try out your method this weekend.
Flats fishing here in Brisbane is that walking in ankle to knee height water casting at dropoffs and holes.
Thanks, what you said really makes sense.
new intro, cool. I did like the previous one... That Zman pinfish color works very well for trout in our area. The blue/green and gold specks are a great mix.
Awesome video!!!! One of the very best but there is many! Thank you CA
I fish the from a kayak on the Texas upper gulf coast where water clarity isn't the greatest. The opaque baits do very well for me here. My favorite is the redfish toad. Goldrush, dark and stormy and purple with chartreuse tail do very good also.
Opaque colored lures are the best for power fishing in all scenarios for sure… thanks for watching our channel
Awesome video, CA. It's a very educational video. You make it where everybody can understand
Thankyou,I've been wondering about this 4 a very long time.Happy new year ✌️❤
Happy New Year
What a amazing video
Profile has all ways been a big part in fishing where i am. If fish are busting up on white bait (tinny anchovies) its hard to get a hookup on a stick bait pilchard size lure no matter how reved up they are. Even when you talk about speed its like those jigging guys plagic species with take a knife jig but not so much a slowfall jig. Each species like a certain thing and matching the hatch is all ways key.
Really interesting takeaway here. It aligns pretty well with what the New England surf fishermen teach as well. John Skinner always says to just focus on swimming the bucktail near the bottom (and always uses white pretty much in all scenarios). Zeno Hromin says he'll fish any lure as long as it's yellow. Guess they're basically onto the same thing - action, presentation, shape, and then way down the list is color.
CA I fish ozelllo every weekend and you absolutely turned around my success rate , a lot of these other UA-cam guys just beat around the bush and try to sell you a program or class to learn , you on the other hand straight knowledge and experience being shared no bs , I’d love to meet up with you one of these days around crystal river /ozello , I’d also be glad to bring my camera gear out for some shots of you and the hells bay . As long as some awesome shots of you in action , catches and all , hope you see that as something worth while and we can get together some time ! Either way I appreciate the time you take to teach us all
Nice discussion CA. Great content!! Thanks for sharing your experience.
What colors would you use in tainted water like mosquitoe lagoon? For REDs and Trout ?
One of your better episodes. I was able to pull some useful information from this episode.
Like the bugs in the fly fishing world brown black fish eat fish what’s the bait there feeding on ?
How do you choose jig head color with all the variations of colors?
so much knowledge
fascinating
What color would you use in Black water??
For me Black and gold hands down
I fish almost exclusively in the black water of the Myakka. By far gold is my best producer. Followed by black and the darkest avocado I can find.
@@henryschmidt636 something about gold in that black water gets the fish fired up.
Black/Gold/Orange and Purple
Great stuff
That is why Pink, Oranage, Chatreuse all killers