What Color Jig Stands Out More In Stained/Muddy Water (Surprising) 

Awesome video man! Cool to see all those different colors in different water clarity. Definitely need to get me some of them crappie man jigs!!

Really good info, thanks for posting.

glad to see you back

Good to see ya , passed over by bigmans sat I was like where's Turner 👍

wow, this has really helped me better understand colors as I typically fish this water even into the winter from a marina boat slip.

Good video,Since its been muddy so much,i hadn;t been to murry,but my fishing buddy has been, he got some baits from your dad on the water a few weeks ago,he used them on norman last week with me. They caught fish on norman,too.

mixing science with fishing...look out fish. lol I had always been taught that as a rule of thumb' If your bait would stand out under a black light, it will stand out in stained water' By your comparisons I'd say that still holds true. Yee Yee.

Would much rather see alot more crappie fishing then bass fishing. Feels like there are 1000s of bass fishermen on RU-vid the crappie fishing is much more interesting heck any kind of pan fishing even catfish

Yeah scent is probably the way to.go

I believe fish can see in the murky water alot better than us.

Best illustration I’ve seen in comparing jig colors !! What kind of scent are you referring to ?? I hadn’t caught a crappie on Murray this year. So jealous !!

I like ur style 🤘

Great example

I like pink in extreme mud.

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Don't recall seeing bait fish in any of the colors you used in your illustration and I can't recall many crappie floating, dead, from starvation. I asume that to mean that they are quite capable of finding and surviving off of natural-looking forage even in the worst of conditions. But I've fished for crappie enough that I'm not gonna try to tell you color doesn't matter. It definitely does. I also fish more than 99% of the time using mini-jigs, instead of minnows. But what I see under particular conditions cannot be the entire answer to why a color catches today at 2pm and they won't touch it tomorrow, next week or next month. Something critical is missing. I admit I haven't tried to use a color-c-lector since Lake Systems brought it out in '84, but if color was the main ingredient of success- as so many people would have you believe- we should all be able to pull out our color-c-lecter and load the boat every time we go. We don't.