The EASY Way To ALWAYS Pick The Right Color!!!!

[@LowBrowFishing]

Do you have a favorite color that doesn't "match the hatch"?

[@SteveRogersOutdoors]

Really great explanation on the full meaning of matching the hatch! Well presented.

[@LowBrowFishing]

Thanks so much! I was stuck for years thinking the good colors should work anywhere I fished. Lots of headaches and skunks later, I started to shift what I thought I knew.

[@marbleresin283]

I always try to use the right color in the right areas. I feel like it helps me get a few more bites.

[@LowBrowFishing]

Using colors as a part of the process and not the entire thing can lead to many more bites!

[@theliker2419]

You gave me a lot to think about with this one. The bass expecting to see colors in certain places makes a lot of sense.

[@LowBrowFishing]

Thanks! I'm happy you liked it!

[@garyplowman5838]

Thanks LowBrow for the tip on color choices 👍🏻🎣

[@LowBrowFishing]

I'm happy you liked it! Thanks so much for watching!

[@garyplowman5838]

I got to say my favorite color is the June Bug color

[@TomWeaver-zy7gz]

White grubs work best around my dock. But I guess that makes sense given what you said.

[@LowBrowFishing]

There are probably thousands of little white bait fish under that dock.

[@jerrypredmore8793]

I’ve had a go to since doing tournaments back in the late 90s. Purple/ blue fleck ribbed, 4.5 inch, curl tailed worm. Texas rigged or Carolina rigged. Slow or deadsticked.

[@LowBrowFishing]

Those old Culprit worms still work great!

[@jerrypredmore8793]

@@LowBrowFishing sometimes just a dip of the tail in a chartreuse garlic bath.

[@fishmeister9363]

Standing out and having good contrast is important. But I totally agree that colors are situational. Just because a bass can see it, doesn't mean it will have any interest in it.

[@LowBrowFishing]

Exactly!

[@matthall8378]

A bubblegum or plum trick worm are some weird colors that I have done pretty well with. If the waters clear I usually go with natural like green pumpkin or something like that. If that dont work I will try the unnatural colors. If its muddy I will use black and junebug type colors. Hard baits I follow the same logic.

[@LowBrowFishing]

Having a plan for your color choices is a great way to do it!

[@DonnaKeffer]

My favorite go to color is redshad.

[@LowBrowFishing]

Red can be very appealing to bass!

[@eventhoiate]

The action of the lure attracts the fish. The color of the lure attracts the fisherman.

[@LowBrowFishing]

Thanks for watching!

[@eventhoiate]

Anytime thanks for all the info!

[@friedeggplantparm7049]

Purple is a great color that doesn't seem to match anything in the water. Maybe it looks like a bug or something.

[@LowBrowFishing]

Purple is another great color that it doesn't make sense for the bass to like, but the do! Who knows why? Maybe it does resemble a bug, or a snake, or even a worm.

[@skeeterjones535]

I think junebug looks like all sorts of bugs. That's probably why it's one of the best colors.

[@LowBrowFishing]

Junebug is one of my favorite colors for plastics!

[@nashguy2814]

Colors irrelevant since bass are color blind for the most part. I think they can only see the reds and green if I'm not mistaken.

[@LowBrowFishing]

They see in shades of red, green, white, and black. So they still see a wide array of colors, just not as much of a palette as you or I.