green pumpkin

[m & m]

we swear by this for great bass catching.
anyone else?

 

[fishinvol]

Good color!

 

[Pointer 78]

Depends on the species I'm targeting or the river system. On the Tennessee River chain of lakes, and I'm targeting LM, green pumpkin is my go to color. If I'm fishing the Coosa River chain and I'm targeting Spots, I'm going with watermelon seed.

 

[m17glock]

green pumkin and/or watermelon seed worked for me today on my lunch break. definitely one of my got to confidence
colors around here whether it be a jig and craw, a worm, creature bait or fluke emoThumbsup

 

[craazyboutbass]

I've had great luck going for spats on Parksville w/ watermelon red finesse and watermelon gold glitter finesse.

 

[m & m]

YEP!!
IT'S WORKED FOR ME!!
I ALSO LIKE THE GARLIC SPRAY TO BOOT!!
CAUGHT A BIGGUN W/ SPRAY LAST YEAR!!

 

[Nickajack Angler]

How do you get spray to stay on a hook????emoPoke emoLaugh emoLaugh

 

[Fat Albert]

Nickajack Angler - 3/4/2008 12:09 AM How do you get spray to stay on a hook????emoPoke emoLaugh emoLaugh</p>





<font color="#ff0066">Yeah, and I thought pumpkins were orange anyhoo......FA

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[SeqBass]

Great color, but depends on area, water color etc...... Found other things that work much better on different lakes. However, green pumpkin is always a starting point.

 

[dunk]

the best color for any lake , any where, and any time unless of course you are fishing water the color of chocolate milk

 

[SeqBass]

The best color unless they're biting some other color. emoLaugh

 

[craazyboutbass]

Bad color.