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Favorite Color Lip-Less?


fishingmike0770

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No matter what brand of lip-less crankbaits you use, what color seems to be most productive for all types of species?

And of those, which one is your favorite?

I was at Gander Mountain, Matzou crankbaits where on sale and i picked 2 lip-less ones out. Clown and what looks like a small bass or crappie. Never had a hit on the crappie/bass one but have caught quite a few fish on the clown colored crank. Bass, walleye and pike like it which is a plus grin.gif Both red eyes are missing, the yellow near the head is almost warn off and i have only had it for one season. I guess this would be my favorite colored lip-less.

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My favorite colors are orange/red craw for spring, along with firetiger. Also a blue chrome can be a killer...in the fall i go to either a chrome or gold trap.

I only tend to use them in spring and fall when the weeds are just emerging or dying off. My outfit for throwing lip-less cranks is a 7 ft. medium Fenwick Fenglass rod paired with a Shimano Calcutta spooled with 35 lb. braid line.

HAs anyone found them to work well in the summer??? I have other baits that work much better in the summer...anyone else???

fisher98

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Fisher- I will throw lipless all year long.. I just throw it in areas where I would throw a spinnerbait. Often times If I go threw an area and pick up a few on a spinner I will go back threw with a lipless and pick up a few more... Or at times if a school seems to shut down fishing worms make a few casts with the lipless to maybe trigger a few more.

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I guess my two favorites are the Rapala in bluegill and the Rat-L-Trap in classic crappie. Last fall I had some success with a Strike King Diamond in kind of an orange craw pattern for smallies too.

Tying into another post - I have changed the front hooks to red on these baits.

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Shad patterns have worked well for me, also go with the orangish/brownish craw patterns. I usually see a lot of crawfish on the shores of the lake I fish and schools of shad, cliche: match the hatch, seems to work.

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