Not much into natural colors for crappies but warming up to it!

[plateboater]

So early this month I was tying up some 1/48 and picked up some chenille from one of the latest jig swaps (swapmaster grab bad).....!! This jig has been getting bit more than I would have ever thought and am pleased. So what do others think about natural color selections for crappies. I rarely ever tie this style.......anybody have additional feedback would love to hear.

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[Jig Man]

Looks good

 

[BucktailJiger]

Nice looking jig .
As far as going natural , I look at the " match the hatch theory "

 

[plateboater]

Thanks guys! As you note from a lot of my post I like bright colors. Just have not moved this way much

 

[BucktailJiger]

I use bright and natural colors for Walleye due to their color spectrum ability .

 

[dbeam]

I Really like the looks of those jigs, they should work great for bream and trout as well.
One of the best jigs I have ever tied is plain squirrel tail with a small band of red thread to tie it on the hook.

Darrell

 

[plateboater]

dbeam.....agree with the tails! Have about 10 in the freezer from last fall. Gray and Reds!!

 

[Muskygary]

I think a lot has to do with water color. Natural colors, barred duck, grays work great for me in clear water.

 

[redgun]

I think, every now and then, you just need to show the fish something a little "different".

These little jigs would be perfect for that!!!

 

[StumpHunter]

Looking good.

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[hookup]

Match the hatch works

 

[Pepop]

Excellent! Natural definitely has a place in the jig box!

 

[plateboater]

Thanks guys.....looks like at least a couple guys use a natural

 

[LedHed]

great lookin tyes