Excellent article by Greg Hackney giving his thoughts on different lines and how they affect the bite on Bassmaster.com.

http://www.bassmaster.com/blog/hackney-lets-talk-turkey-about-line

There you have it...a guy who fishes not only for a living but at the highest level saying he couldn't care less whether fish can "see his line." To quote him, "it doesn't matter."

Good article. Will save me money.

Thanks

I don't think it is a visual thing for the bass either but the line you choose does (at times) determine the number of bites you get. I have seen that quite a bit at Fork if you are throwing braid vs mono or fluoro. I only use braid for throwing top water frogs in thick grass and pads and on a spinning reel (mainly because I hate the line twist you get with a spinning reel using mono or fluoro).

Red does not disappear, it changes color. I have caught bass on a red shad colored worm in deep water many times. They can see green very well also, why do you think a watermelon worm or green pumpkin worm works so well.

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