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BUCKTAIL BOY · #1 03-25-2013, 12:44 AM

I have been fishing this color for a few years now with very good results. What do you guys think?

Sharkyispy · #2 03-25-2013, 04:20 AM

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Originally Posted by BUCKTAIL BOY

I have been fishing this color for a few years now with very good results. What do you guys think?

Looks great! Those colors have produced some nice fish. Goes well with the teasers in the similar color schemes.....you should add those to your site as they do sell well.

SplitShot · #3 03-25-2013, 07:17 AM

use them together and you got a killer combination.....

JerseyCoast · #4 03-26-2013, 08:09 PM

They look good!!! I have been using orange for a while and have posted many times on how much I like orange....... this is looking a lot more natural, so it can only improve the chances.

Looking good. I guess its time to make another spot for another color on the wall???

SaltLife1980 · #5 03-27-2013, 11:54 PM

Need to add that to my arsenal!!

hammer4reel · #6 03-28-2013, 12:28 AM

played with that color for a while a about 6 years ago, as sea robin belly is an awesome bait. Found using the belly on a plain white bucktail worked better for me.
I like using the orange and chartruese ( barbecue chicken) together, another variation of nuclear chicken styles.
that combo has been pretty deadly in deep water

Sharkyispy · #7 03-28-2013, 05:16 AM

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Originally Posted by hammer4reel

played with that color for a while a about 6 years ago, as sea robin belly is an awesome bait. Found using the belly on a plain white bucktail worked better for me.
I like using the orange and chartruese ( barbaque chicken) together, another variation of nuclear chicken styles.
that combo has been pretty deadly in deep water

Capt. that is another great color scheme as well, with a slightly different shade of orange. Some swear by the Sea Robins, others seem to rely on these solely.....

bunker dunker · #8 03-28-2013, 07:41 AM

i use the sea robin jigs all the time.add the 6 in. glup new penny to the that jig and you have one hell of a fluke catcher.

JerseyCoast · #9 03-28-2013, 01:55 PM

Im a big orange fan myself....... I think its because of the dirty Jersey water we have. Have caught striped bass, fluke, weak fish, sea bass, you name it. But, I admit that some days it seems dead and glow is the hot color. Still trying to figure out the reason, but until then, I start with orange or a combination with another color mixed in.

I like the new sea robin color here, so its getting fished this season on our ride for sure. Its probably the closest jig I have seen to matching the actual sea robin.

NOW.......that I see what can be done.......... I want a nice big 24oz / 32oz jig made for tuna in the following colors:
Ling
Herring
Mackerel

So get to work!!!!!

See what you started?????!!!!!!!

Sharkyispy · #10 03-28-2013, 02:51 PM

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Originally Posted by bunker dunker

i use the sea robin jigs all the time.add the 6 in. glup new penny to the that jig and you have one hell of a fluke catcher.

Can't wait to see what they pull up this year for you. Great year last year on them. Couple others following in your footsteps now after seeing them....