You Can't Beat A Junebug Colored Lure Under THESE Conditions…

[@johnnybstuddd4482]

Junebug is awesome in my area of GA. I've been killing the bass on junebug senko wacky rigged and junebug 8" zoom lizard Texas rigged.

[@brodyburkett3740]

Yup I agree with most of this. My number one soft plastics are the June bug lizard and the natural earthworm color

[@doylecarter57]

We had great success with June Bug lizards in East Texas in the 80's! Still a good color. Thanks for the videos, Randy!👍🏻

[@gamingdreams2142]

Plum,June bug,watermelon and green pumpkin are the only colors I buy in soft plastics.

[@phillamoore157]

I spent a LOT of money learning that fundamental lesson….

[@hunternixonfishing2500]

Plum, Junebug, Red Bug, Blue Fleck, and green pumpkin blue are the 5 I buy.

[@phillamoore157]

Funny he should mention Togo…. That’s where i caught my first bass in FL. And, it was on a Culprit worm, because it was all I had in that color at the time. I spent a TON of money only to learn that Junebug, green pumpkin are about the only colors used for soft plastics. Great video. I love listening to Randy talk about Florida lakes.

[@markfrombutlerky.3500]

Thanks Randy, don’t always comment but do appreciate all your insight and watch your videos all the time.

[@randyblaukatintuitive]

Thx man

[@phillamoore157]

What the Hell!!!! I watch his videos AND comment all the time time, and he’s never said “Thx man” to me! 🤣

[@randyblaukatintuitive]

@@phillamoore157 thx man

[@phillamoore157]

@@randyblaukatintuitive I knew that would work!! 🤣🤣🤣 I love you, bud...just rib'ing you a little (to give you a break from all the haters). 👍

[@bass4996]

Junebug with a chartreuse tail works good in East Tn lakes

[@erichildreth7562]

Thanks Randy for this information and I recently watched a video on what colors Bass actually see and they don't see the blue color spectrum. When they showed this color Junebug it actually has a greenish color to it even under water in clear conditions. It was interesting to watch and thought that I would share this with you. Great stuff and keep up the FFS fight!

[@kevinpatton-u9k]

June bug worked on Beaver back in the day. Need to get back down there and try it again. Back then it was back in the creeks with the coontails.

[@brodyburkett3740]

Tannic water is also an excellent area to target southern esox species. Chain pickerel love the acidic water around pine banks

[@montyellingsworth4982]

The first time I started catching decent sized bass was on a June bug spider jig type lure. The water visibility was a lot more but I was fishing at night in the moonlight and that was also post spawn. That lake has changed and I cant find that lure the same anyway but.. oddly enough I found that the same time of year now gives me fishing from trolling a Rapala in the morning.

[@andybales7318]

6" stickbait in junebug by Gambler is 1 of my favs...works well in my "stained" water conditions

[@rickyblackburn9533]

I use junebug year round especially on my jigs in the winter and z craw jr about all summer. I love big junebug lizard in late spring early summer. I make my own jigs and I make a pb&j jig with the brown and junebug skirt in it. I’m not sure what it is about one lake I fish but they’ll eat junebug all summer in somewhat clearer water 3-5’ clarity. Anyways junebug is awesome!!!…

[@Glock-1]

Thank you for the info Randy!

[@vernervanschalkwyk2280]

It is amazing how colour affect the success of your trip. Thanks Randy. I fully agree with you.

[@robertmcwhorter6239]

I've found junebug works any color water and any type of sunny or cloudy days.

[@earlmaier]

I would like to hear about all your stories that go with all your trophies in the background.

[@appalachianbushcraft3959]

Video idea randy... how about explaining how fish position on cover. Wether deep into a lay down on on the edge. Or what conditions might effect how they position in cover.

[@darjnz4406]

Ol’ monster

[@LigmaKrack]

Thanks Randy. Keep up the fight

[@80d63]

I found that my area in Florida has been overfished with Junebug so I just go to straight black and I catch just as many

[@Sorrybusyfishing]

Hey Randy, ever try the junebug colored big salty chunk (obviously on a jig). Curious if I should add them to my cart

[@CfRlCajunfishRiplips]

South Louisiana in the basin or marsh Junbug is deadly.

[@astrophysicistguy]

The situation where junebug out fishes other colors is anytime you fish in Florida ... lol

[@shane4926]

7 inch culprit junebug if I'm fishing with a worm in the later spring thru late summer

[@Texas2A]

Randy do you fish small ponds?

[@jamesryan5868]

That’s the only color I use

[@mr.skeptical3071]

Junebug is Not the best color in FL...Red shad is!!!!

[@SpookyRedz]

Im no longer following Ike , he was on his Bass U saying we either on the Randy Blaukat or Ben Milliken side on the FFS argument but he said it’s a great tool , no more casting and finding bass are over and he promoted it , I told em you did not build ur career with this BS , he’s onboard with it and I’m not going to support that what so ever , loved the video mr Randy junebug works here very well too

[@jamesj6653]

Works in NC great May thru June.

[@yakangler419]

Just because Randy doesn’t support FFS, doesn’t mean every video needs a FFS comment. This is about June bug worms, not electronics.

[@gamingdreams2142]

@@yakangler419thank you for saying what I was thinking.

[@SpookyRedz]

@@jasonkidd9559 no one cares what u say negative comments ur always leaving Randy if I was Randy u would be blocked

[@hirambrashier1449]

Never had any use for Ike. Years ago he would throw tantrums on camera at tournaments if things didn’t go his way. Not a role model for youth.

[@darjnz4406]

Stop blowing up the spot!