Pick a color.

[Bruce Condello]

You can only use one color for the rest of your life fishing for bluegill. What would it be?

Chartreuse.

[Doug Sawyer]

Orange on the ice.

White foam spyder with the fly rod.

[JIM SIMKINS]

Black

[Tommy Winton]

Cricket brown also

[John Cachel]

Pumpkinseed color!

[CrappieKeith]

orange

[trent houtz]

strawberry red

[10.5" RES Sharon]

worm flesh color

[John Sikkila]

White has been my favorite for 30 years....then black..............when they're feeding heavily.....they hit any color.....just plain "movement" attracts fish more then colors on a fish feeding spree.....I've caught gills on a plain hook(jigging it lightly) with nothing on it as bait once they are attracted to an area......

[John Sheehan]

I'm reading a book our friend ZIG suggested was a necessary item that claims ORANGE is a favorite Blue Gill color according to some studies. The book is by Paul Johnson and its called ,"The Scientific Angler". I think I'm gonna seek out some Orange jigs after reading about that in this book.

[Dave Sabo]

How bout red.

[John Sheehan]

Yes red!!!Previously I stated:
"I'm reading a book our friend ZIG suggested was a necessary item that claims ORANGE is a favorite Blue Gill color according to some studies. The book is by Paul Johnson and its called ,"The Scientific Angler". I think I'm gonna seek out some Orange jigs after reading about that in this book."


Here are the exact quotes from the book:

"Bluegills exhibit peak eye sensitivity in the red/orange region"

"Fly Fisherman stand a better chance of catching more Bluegills by using red/orange-colored poppers"

[Matthew J. Breuer]

Pink!