I didn't want to hi-jack the other thread so I started my own.We are headed up there in March for fun fishing,what are some good jig colors for the early spring there?Crankbaits?

Stuff with purple in it does well.

Same colors you would use down here. Browns definitely would dominate my selection. Also, if you use finesse jigs, you are going to have more fun due to the numbers. And, make sure to throw the Ned rig there. Smallies in the 3lb range will have your spinning reel drag singing.

There is even a color called "Table Rock Special" that features a somewhat chartreuse/yellow base w/ purple highlights.

I personally like the old Peanut Butter & Jelly color scheme on that lake.

Thanks guys.We have been 2 times up there,had a ball with smallmouth the first time throwing pumpkin/char. finesse rigged wacky with a nail in the head.I love to throw jigs and was going to make some special ones up to take with us.Thanks again.

grn pmkn/blue

Beg, borrow, or steal some old craw colored wiggle warts.

Table Rock SP color as noted in ink.

https://www.tacklewarehouse.com/Megabass_Ito_Vision_110_Jerkbaits/descpage-MB110.html

Peanut butter n jelly.

Browns and orange. Green pumpkin and blue. Find a shallow spot with some rocks. Turn rocks over gently and see what color the crawdads are. Match the color.

PB&j is tough to beat. Better have a wart style crank and a finesse jig tied on. 45 degree banks and start churning and burning.

Thanks to all for the reply's.PB&J with a couple of strands of chartruse might just be the ticket!Also going to get some of the Table Rock SP in cranks.

Wiggle wart bite hard to beat early thru mid march, pm me will share colors. Nothing different than above but have some custom WW made up..

Plum colored worm on a drop shot is a staple there according to the guide we fished with