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BTW: This isn't true in my experience, green seems to be the best colour for hard-bodied and rubber lures & is almost always first out of the lure box. Although they tend to like black flies...
ReplyDeleteYes - green (Perch) coloured lures are a favourite among fisherman and pike alike!
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