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Thinking about fishing the Rat-L-Trap tournament on Guntersville on February 7, 2016. I'm not familiar with the lake (never fished it). Any advice on colors that are particularly good over there?

When I worked at Bass Pro everyone headed to Guntersville in the spring were buying red traps. I can't remember the exact color name but it was red...I think it was Rayburn Red but not positive.

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Yep, Rayburn Red. A lot of lure companies have lures with that color name and not in just lipless crankbaits.

Rat-L-Trap was the first I think.

 

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I heard neon pink rattle traps consistently catch 10+lb bass all the time

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9 minutes ago, everythingthatswims said:

I heard neon pink rattle traps consistently catch 10+lb bass all the time

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17 hours ago, Jmrayrx said:

What about Winter??? Red in February? or closer to spawn?

It may be early for the red traps but I would still give it a try. Chrome/blue, chrome/black usually work with clear water/sunny days and a chartreuse color for dirty water. Feburary is a tuff month to predict color wise but I would have the above colors with me...Good Luck

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