Bright Chartreuse Will Catch The Biggest Bass Under THIS Condition…

Randy discuss the situations where bright chartreuse Lures Outproduce all others…#bass #fishing #bassfishing #fishthemoment #catchandrelease #largemouthbassfishing #bassmaster #smallmouthbassfishing #fishinglife #lures

[@Surfer-727]

“Lefty” Kreh “If it ain't chartreuse, it ain't no use."

[@dillonkaradunis3119]

Dmn strait

[@markmills6033]

True!

[@garydrichard5559]

Love to watch those “Dad” moments! You can tell your a great father.

[@walleyechannel]

Dude you truly are not just a touring pro but just a Legend. You are all over the Lynn Dollar Bassmasters. I’m in aw that you give us this knowledge. If you ever run out of ideas. How about a reaction video to an old video? What was going through your mind…you should do story time Check out what Millhouse does. Man the fisherman you have rubbed elbows with is epic. I hope your kids realize this with all the negativity.

[@EmmeryMyers]

Chartruse is the color of gray treefrog legs, bullfrog underbellies and other frog species. Thats why they hit it.

[@nnamrehck]

Love watching the kids join in. Enjoy them. They grow up too fast. My last one will graduate from college this summer.

[@jonathan1944]

Caught a 7lber on a chart trick worm just this past weekend - dirty water offshore around 8pm. Always a great source of info much appreciated Randy!

[@fishaholic122]

Ur son finally answered the question of where is Jimmy Hoffa's body, good job!

[@garygimbel5022]

Good video Randy. Love it when the kids pop in, it’s true and down to Earth. ✅😎✅

[@edwardcowan7012]

Love the Fleck Spinnerbait! I was there when Danny and the Massachusetts team won that event on Winnipesaukee. My team finished 3rd fishing that thing. Winnipesaukee is as clear as a swimming pool, like 30ft visibility. The lake has a break line at 30ft you’d sit out in 60ft of water throw up into 20ft and burn that 1oz Chartreuse Spinnerbait back just under the surface, they’d come up off the drop and blast it. Cool event! Danny did all the club guys proud with his 2nd place finish at the Classic!

[@Scarecrow8880]

Fleck spinnerbaits were terrific Ed. Need an re-introduction with a modern & better hook. I think Lunker City briefly picked them up after FLECK.

[@stevefrank8377]

Amen to cloudy rainy days for small mouth, had my best small mouth days on bad weather situations

[@CougarClan]

Probably a Megabassicus bone:)))

[@randyblaukatintuitive]

Lol

[@jesustorrez4520]

Thanks for the info Im from Michigan and in my lake Huron they eat the heck out of it in fall I have one box of cranks for that time. Great Intel thanks

[@Floyd7200]

Thanks for all the tips and I just want to say you're a great dad Randy!

[@oxyfee6486]

I fish pike out of my kayak at least three times a week, chartreuse always produces, it’s my go to. Gary Yamamoto green pumpkin Senko with a chartreuse tail, I’ve been killing Bass and Pike.

[@jaythorne5208]

Ill throw a chart spinnerbait in any color water ,anytime of the year and catch fish

[@mattthomen1608]

I've cought several 4 to 5 lbers in Florida with chartreuse flukes on the back of a blakemore Randy runner underspin 3/8 oz just trolling it off the back of the boat through key spots during the brightest parts of the day,in clear water empoun dments, where there is only offshore grasses,and sand bottom that makes the lure stand out better. I also have special.ones that are uv glow chartreuse, that I'd use,or pearl white, but the jig head is chartreuse. So those all worked well for me. Fan casting after I trolled around and found the magic spots. Thx Randy! 👍.

[@jeremyowen1]

I've noticed the smallmouth around here either love or hate anything chartreuse. Maybe even anything bright and obnoxious? I'm not sure yet. Throwing a Mepps Comet in chartreuse at the river I fish this summer in Canada and it always produces. Sunny days, cloudy days, faster moving stained water and slower moving clearer stuff. I usually burn it back relatively quick too as I noticed thats when my bites came. I'll be sure to throw it this fall sometimes too and see if it still works for me or if it is just gonna be a warmer water type bait. The benefit of the river is that I can cast downstream and pause it where ever I want and just let the current work it. I've caught a few really nice ones this summer that I had a feeling were there but just wouldn't commit.

[@travisbruno1988]

Randy this was great info because nobody's is ever talking about chartreuse. Its definitely a great color that people are intimidated by so they dont even bother to fish it

[@Straight0uttaCrofton]

careful, you might accidentally hook a Walleye

[@TheVoidNoob]

Hey Randy love the videos i was wondering if you could do a video on the summer floating worm and what to look for and the conditions it works in?

[@dillonkaradunis3119]

This is so true I used a chartreuse senko about 20 times and never caught thing on them

[@wadegerze9347]

Love it, great video. Now go get that Dino bone.

[@randyblaukatintuitive]

Lol

[@northeastpac-man5692]

If I’m not mistaken but don’t bass see chartreuse as a shade of white?

[@ricksonora6656]

@@FASHIONEDbyFINESSE Misleading is a strong word. The authors of the study found a very, very slight ability to distinguish the two. They speculated that chartreuse dyes have a bit of fluorescence, so they may look “whiter than white” to bass. But, since fluorescence depends on UV, and water absorbs UV, the distinction would disappear by the time a bait got down to roughly 10’.

[@patrickmahoney3479]

Good info!

[@josephhillman8831]

I fish a lot of old sand pits in NJ I agree with you about the fact that the wind comes into play but the bass especially big ones hit a big chartreuse lizard in water visibility over 5 feet

[@dalbert4991]

If it ain't chartreuse it ain't no use! Ohio River Smallies like em!! Walleyes too. I like the Big O square bill. Thank you Randy

[@tomselick6983]

Great video

[@chrisyapaolo5661]

I guess I have to try this on the Withlacoochie River & the Rainbow River over here in Marion County, FL. The water is ULTRA CLEAR & stays about 74 degrees all year long.

[@roymorgan5498]

Thanks for the info 👍🏼 Great video Randy.

[@randyblaukatintuitive]

Thanks Roy…appreciate the Super Thanks!

[@yakbassin7196]

Those sleeper gills are hard to find.

[@joshdonathan7311]

All they seam to want to bite is chartreuse chatter baits up here in northern montana from the time the lakes unfreeze until the time they freeze again.

[@law1831]

Smallmouth always seemed to be way more sight oriented than largemouth to me. Probably explains why they bight gawdy colors.

[@martymooney8099]

Great content as usual sir...🤘🤘✌🖖

[@Chillin24Seven]

Chartreuse and black is my confidence colours for musky

[@kogabear1]

Call me crazy, I always start out with that color no matter what or how I’m fishing. Eggs, worms, power bait, jigs, I even have fly’s tired in popular patterns with that color. 1/16 oz jig in that color for fall cutthroat, go figure.

[@terrytresemer2864]

Got it covered in most every box. Jerks, square bill, deep divers, spinner bait and even a blade bait or two.

[@tc_bassin8945]

Deps has a awesome chartreuse silver jig in the flat back jig series

[@SpookyRedz]

Loved the video , thanks

[@charlesgrahammacleodstuart510]

Another insider secret.. Thanks Randy….

[@Lobo-tommy10]

Great father skills!

[@clintperry799]

It said view products but nothing was shown. Thanks for the video.

[@bmannichols4157]

Chartreuse works good on the Alabama River

[@tobybobo6539]

Hey Randy I’ve been trying to find the megabass sleeper gill ever since you told about it in a video a while back. Any advice where to order would be awesome

[@bamadondon0495]

Eddie and it showed that bass can't actually differentiate the difference between chartreuse and another color, I can't remember what the other color is but to a fish char truce looks like a dark greenish reddish color, almost like a watermelon red color. If I can remember where I saw it I will put the link to the video in this comment section but they did a study over a year's time on four different strains of bass and they did a constant and had a bunch of different variables that they put into the study and it came out that all of them reacted the same to shark truce. The fish went towards the green and the red more than they did the shark truce I think it was 5% out of 100%, they went towards the chartreuse the rest of the times they went towards the green and the red

[@ricksonora6656]

Bass were trained to go to a particular color for food. They were seldom able to distinguish between chartreuse and WHITE. White is a mixture of the colors that you can see. Bass see red and green but not blue. Chartreuse is about halfway between red and green, so it is a bass eye’s white. The authors suspected that chartreuse dyes are phosphorescent. That makes the dyes “whiter than white.” Of course, you lose that deeper than a few feet because water filters out the UV that makes phosphorescent dyes glow. Also, blues looked like darker greens to blacks. For example, a jerkbait with a light blue back looks like it has a medium green back, to a bass; and a black jig with a medium blue highlight looks like it has a dark green or gray highlight.

[@clay7514]

Randy so would you say that painted blades are really good in general for really stained to muddy water on spinnerbaits?

[@randyblaukatintuitive]

Yep

[@clay7514]

Thanks randy

[@sforti01]

Randy, I thought the biggest bites you’ve ever had came from dark colored black/blue jigs? Kinda contrary to what you’re saying?

[@NeilGraham.I.M.F]

Great amall mouth color in the rivers up here in p.a. seems to work all the time in the rivers.

[@Respect.The.Grind..]

Nice, I miss PA fishing . Grew up fishing there, now I live in Washington. The warm water fishing isn’t nearly as good here.

[@dalbert4991]

Dinosaur fossils in the yard I love it!!!!

[@DrSlick]

In the summer, bass are impossible to catch unless you have a boat and fish in dawn and/or dusk. Color does not matter.

[@ricksonora6656]

I fished at dusk yesterday. Didn’t help. But I’m stuck on the bank.

[@wolverinex4243]

Chartreuse suck in CA. However, there is one shade of Chartreuse that works well. I'm not going to tell. These fishermen are too smart for me.

[@ricksonora6656]

I got skunked at New Melones yesterday. As usual. Thought about dumping all my bass gear in a trash dumpster, because I know I’ll never be able to afford a boat. As usual. Are you sure you can’t share this info? (Nobody reads the replies, anyway.)

[@clay7514]

Like big chartreuse colorados or something?

[@Glock-1]

Smallmouth seem to really like black too, don’t why

[@ziggylarkdust]

Bass can't tell the difference between white and chartreuse.