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| Context | #23 Do lure colours really make a difference when bass fishing? |
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| Question | What happened in this BassLureFish field session? |
| Finding / source context | Total bass: 50 Largest bass: 52cm Bass over 42cm: 10 Session: Approximately 4 hours RESULTS BY COLOUR: Super Pearl — 16 bass Candy King — 13 bass Dawn — 10 bass Dusk — 9 bass Yellow One — 1 bass Pink One — 1 bass Super Pearl: white / pearl body with red stripe. The top four colours produced 48 of the 50 bass. Super Pearl and Candy King accounted for 29 fish combined. This was one real-world fishing session, not a laboratory experiment. Results can be affected by fish behaviour, lure rotation, presentation, light, current and chance. |
| Lures | Sidewinder Skerries Pro — Shore Model Size: 5” / 125mm Weight: 22g Depth: 3–5 metres Sidewinder Skerries Pro Shore Model, 125mm / 22g |
| Colours | Not specified |
| Water clarity | Good |
| Tide | Flood, starting at low water Tidal range: Midway between spring and neap tides |
| Method | Lure fishing |
| Limitations | Not specified |
| Original video | Watch on YouTube ↗ |