On Tue, 29 Aug 2006 19:09:49 -0400, RichZ
wrote:

Ken Blevins wrote:
In very clear 30 ft deep water , do fish have enough light to distinguish
the difference in colors?? Green to blackor red? ETC .Is a bulkier size more
important than color?
Thanks
Ken



I'll share a little secret with you. 95% of the DS fish I catch come on
one color. And 90% of those come on one worm. Deep, shallow, dingy,
clear, still, moving, rocks, weeds, it's all the same to me and my
favorite DS worm.


The linked page contains a few bits of DS info, and a bunch of photos of
me an a few fishing partners with fish caught on a DS rig over the last
couple years. I just checked, and 3 of those fish were caught on
something other than that specific worm, and two of the odd-balls were
caught on something else in the same color. There are fish there from
rivers and from small natural lakes and big impoundments. From
Champlain, George, etc., as well as from little hole in the wall lakes
you never heard of. And they all bit the same thing. It's the only lure
that is pictured more than once.

http://www.richz.com/fishing/article...t_secrets.html

I have a nice big bag of those!

..
Harry J aka Thundercat
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