@Pickle_Power Interesting!  Appreciate you posting the chart!

I red a research project that scientists dissected the eyes of bass and studied the rods and cones and such, and determined bass see red and green as colors, and everything else as light or dark based on what shade they are. Chartreuse would then in turn look white. If ones to believe the scientists. Well light chartreuse atleast. But honestly who knows. I still use colors other than green or red. 

 

I also second.... Or fifth, the Booyah Pad Crasher. Of the 5 frogs I have, 3 are Pad Crashers, one Booyah Toad Runner, and a cheap Ozark trail popping frog with a white belly, because i didnt have a popping frog with a white belly and I was at walmart with the wife and it was easy to sell a $2 frog over a $7 frog. 

Strike king sexy frog in watermelon green pumpkin back...not chartreuse but still a cool looking frog

These are a nice color...