Chartreuse. Is it the new 'in' color?

[Rik]

According to the tally sheets, redfish, trout, snook, ladyfish, jacks, lizardfish and catfish were all caught on chartreuse lures. I think I heard of a flounder and a few other fish caught. How many of you will continue to use chartreuse lures in your arsenal?

[Todd]

Nothing new for me. I have used chartreuse lues, especially jig heads, for sometime now.

[DoubleM]

Most of my fish were caught on a chartreuse aquadream spoon that I've had for over a year. I tried some redfish magic chart-glow paddle tails and wasn't impressed. Couldn't use a weedless jig with screw in keeper cause the damn minnows were too soft, junk.

[justabucup]

Will be for me.... I caught no trash fish using that color.

[Bigfish171]

The chartreuse & white spook will stay on my rod, it accounted for all my fish.... well, except for the catfish.

[Manning]

One of the great thing about this format was it pushed me to use some lures I would not normally use. Between pre-fishing and the event I have come to really like the Mirrolures 4 in soft shad in chartreuse/gold. Great action and more durable than a DOA. I caught 4 reds on this Saturday. I also used a Mirrodine XL in chartreuse/ pearl. Both of these lures are on my rods and going fishing with me tomorrow.

[DirksFishin]

I've always had some chartreuse. But prefer gold flake or melon seed. It's a damn shame some manufacturers call it silktruse it kind of hurt the choices. But I'd say I did pretty good. Thanks again for the use of the net manning I might have lost that fat Red.

[jbdba01]

I'm a fan of the chartreuse Aquadream spoon as well as the chartreuse jerk baits. Haven't tried other stuff in chartreuse.

I know that I've been in water where chartreuse spot on while others (white, gold) didn't catch. This was primarily dark/stained water. In clear water the regular color seemed to work better.

My $.02.

[pbr]

I had this in inventory already, the redfish were killing it, a 27", 24", several hit and misses and another big hookup that got loose.

[13]

We have been doing pretty well with root beer / chartreuse paddle tails for a while now. I even bought some of the Riptides with the same tails and have consistently done pretty well with them, mostly big reds. Certainly is my go-to for softies now.