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Old 02-15-2006, 09:23 AM   #1
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George Balwin:

George - "Baitfish don't turn darker at night. They just look grey or black, depending on the angle of the light, the bait, and the predatory fish. The bass still find those silver bunker at night"

George- I was waiting for your response and I'll never forget those words you told me on Cuttyhunk a few years back "Baitfish don't turn darker at night" It's so true and I remember you scoring on White Danny's while others, myself included, went with black and did not do as well.

Just a couple of comments, I experimented with colors/plugs all last year, the trip to the Vineyard was just the beginning. This year I hope to continue to mix up techniques/colors/methods, etc. b/c that's what keeps it interesting.
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Old 02-15-2006, 10:12 AM   #2
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Color & Plug: It's important if YOU think it matters.

Color & Plug: It does matter if you let it.

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