Whatever camo you wwore in Piney Woods, you still gotta wear blaze orange on top it.

I use big game. Hi vis green. But I use it for catfish.

I cant wait to tell Chuck @ Service Marine That! However just look at ALL The Plaque's he has on the Wall!!!! Cant argue with Success!

The easiest line to see is yellow portion of the visible spectrum. There are some real retina burners out there in terms of bright yellow. The Trilene Solar is very bright.

The clear/florescent-blue line can be a nice compromise. In fact I prefer this color of line for top water lures including buzzed spinnerbaits. Consider that you would not go hunting in the East Texas Piney Woods waring desert camouflage, nor would you want to ware woodland green camo in a desert.

Similarly you need to use a line that matches the background that the fish will see your line against. So when fishing a top water the fish is most likely to see your line silhouetted against the sky. For this reason I prefer clear/florescent-blue line in this application. Also, in most East Texas waters are fairly turbid. This means that little UV penetrates more than a foot underwater. It it�s the UV that causes the dye in the line to fluoresce. Therefore, if you�re fishing deeper than two feet it such line reverts to being clear to the fish.


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