For those of you that have used this color...how would you describe it? What color or colors is it comprised of? Looking online and all the pics look different and I've never seen it in person

It's blueish greenish with flakes of both. If you're trying to imitate a juvenile bluegill, it's an excellent color. I had a day last fall they were eating a Rodent in that color like they'd never seen a bait before.

I'm thinking of throwing it on a swim jig...sounds perfect

 

I've never fished it before. But if bluebasser is correct, then this color sounds very similar to the old Berkeley pit boss color lime-purple passion ,(swapping out purple for blue). Which was an awesome color to imitate young bluegill and was a killer. I will have to pick up some rodents and rage bugs in this color for this year!

1 minute ago, wisconsin heat said:

I've never fished it before. But if bluebasser is correct, then this color sounds very similar to the old Berkeley pit boss color lime-purple passion ,(swapping out purple for blue). Which was an awesome color to imitate young bluegill and was a killer. I will have to pick up some rodents and rage bugs in this color for this year!

That's why I tried it, so when I go through my 30 or so bags of Lime-Purple Passion Pit Bosses, I'll have my next option for imitating baby gills.

It is a really great color, but for my purposes I won't buy it anymore because I am super cheap lol. I worked really good for me last year on a slider and a swing head rig. The problem I found was it can only rigged darker side up and get bit. I generally am able to flip the menace over once the head tears and am able to catch at least 5 more fish on it. This is only an issue on an offset hook though, no such problem on a swim jig.

 

Am I the only one that is so cheap they flip a bait over like that to get a few more fish? I will say a beat up menace does seem to whack them pretty good.

Here ya go. 

Thanks guys in gonna pick some up...looks and sounds good