>>930395I do better with chartruese in clear water than I do in really murky water. Dark blues and blacks like Junebug work best for me in murky water. If naturals aren't working great in clear water, I switch to chartruese and start landing em. It realy works well in water that is clear but stained brown.
I've told the story a couple times that I never touched firetiger and chartruese back in the day, always natural stuff. Then dude at a bait shop down here said peacocks like bright stuff so I started stocking up and the largemouth were going crazy for it.
