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I'm throwing blade baits here in the cold in PA. I am throwing gold when cloudy and silver when sunny. Do you guys have any preference on this? I seem to be doing ok with this rule. Any info. Would be great.

Thanks,

Tom

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That's the basic rule I follow for everything ... jerkbaits, lipless crankbaits, spoons etc.

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Clear skies - blue back

 

Cloudy skies - black back

 

Keep up the good work!

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I use both no matter what the conditions are. I let the fish indicate a preference.

 

This one preferred gold, the one before and after preferred silver.

 

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Nice Wayne. Is that Ruritan?

 

Let me know if you ever want to fish Lake Monticello.

 

Nope, wasn't Ruritan

 

Thanks

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When using blade baits, it's more of the presentation than it is color. If they are going to hit a blade, it really isn't going to matter what the color is. This is especially true in cold water. I carry both gold & silver. Have never seen one perform better over the other. Great baits in cold water! Especially on smallies. :)

Nice fish wayne P !

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I use both no matter what the conditions are. I let the fish indicate a preference.

 

This one preferred gold, the one before and after preferred silver.

 

IMG_0533_zps7bc310b1.jpg

 

Looks like you had to squat there a little...must have been a heavy fish lol !!

 

Nice fish bud !!!

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I too do not put much emphisis on blade color, it's always the technique that I am more in tune with, the color of the skirt and size and shape of the blade or blades is more important than the blade color.

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Looks like you had to squat there a little...must have been a heavy fish lol !!

 

Nice fish bud !!!

 

I was just too lazy to adjust the camera angle for the distance.

It only weighed 8# and 6 oz.

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Blade baites as in spinner baites -or silver buddy type??

Silver Buddy type

 

The bass pictured was caught with a model sort of like the Cicada (don't remember the brand). It has a slower fall rate and more vibration than the Silver Buddy since it is made with a willow leaf spinnerbait blade.

I was fishing at a shallow lake so I wanted a slower fall rate.

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Blade baites as in spinner baites -or silver buddy type??

 

 

I'm sure he is talking silver buddy type.

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Thanks guys the silver buddy type but I'm using BPS sonar blades better acton. I catch a bunch on fish on these in the winter when they won't hit anything else. There are all sorts of colors but I only go with sliver or gold.

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Love gold plated BfishN tackle blades. I only use them for walleye though but will get the occasional smallmouth on them on shallow sand and rock. 

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