From a different post it seems that many of you really like the Megabass Vision 110. What colors are most productive for you?

GP Pro Blue, Kohoku Reaction, Elegy Bone, French Pearl are all great sellers.

Water color has a lot to do with color selection. My son did very well this year on Ozark shad in dingy water and the HT Kossori Shad stays tied on my rod all year for clear water with blueback herring in the lake

I mostly fish Lake Fork and Athens.

Ozark Shad as mentioned above, French pearl or Kohoku reaction have all worked for me at Fork.

Wow, they have too many colors that I like..LOL

There are literally a 1000 different colors. Some are Japan only colors as well. Some are almost too nice to throw. Best tip I can give is when you go to buy some just look at the colors that are empty or have low stock on the peg. That will tell you the popular ones.

Some have letters before the name of the color and some have letters after the name. What do they mean? ...GP, M, PM.etc.

They describe finish in most cases. Here is the reference chart that breaks each finish down.

http://bassdozerstore.blogspot.com/2013/02/choosing-megabass-jerkbait-colors.html

Thanks Mark.

M TNG



I have a lot of favorites: Pro Blue, sexy french pearl, sexy ayu, GP sexy shad, ITO clear lake, but my all-time favorite is M TNG.

They are all good!!

I like Brad's custom painted 110. I did good on his ghost shad color this week

Thanks for the feedback bud, glad the baits are working for you. The color you have is a ghost summer shad. I will be listing some custom painted 110 and 110+1's in the classifieds tomorrow.


As far as factory baits pro blue and elegy are my favorites. Unless fishing stained water then I like french pearl. It's hard to pick a bad color though just some are more productive from time to time. Best thing I can tell you about fishing a jerkbait is when it's really cold and your having to pause for a long time you need the bait to be as close to the natural forage to the lake your fishing. Unlike a crankbait moving by at a fast pace. The jerkbait sits still and gives the fish alot longer to look at it.

That summer shad is a good pattern