Raise your hand if you use chartreuse lures for largemouth bass fishing. Alright, if your hand’s not up, you’re lying! But do you know what’s crazy? According to science, largemouth bass can’t even see chartreuse! Crazy, eh?
• Study – Seeing Red: Color Vision in Largemouth Bass
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Biggest bass I've ever caught was on a chartreuse spinnerbait, so I call BS on that theory. Also "according to science" fish cannot feel pain. More college idiot science. Did this moron just say "bass that were trained? Really?
Chartreuse = Green + yellow. so bull……
Title: "NEVER use chartreuse". Video: "I'm not saying not to use chartreuse". So this is just clickbait then? Unfortunate because otherwise it was well made
Science might be true but oh well. I’ve caught fishes on all those colors. Red, blue, pink, chartreuse, etc.
You only have Red and Blue photo receptors and you can see chartreuse.
Love this kind of stuff. Also if red is first color to disappear under water why does red work ? Dunno
Study I read, they see it more as shade of white
Light spectrum has a lot to do with it
If they confuse a chartreuse with white it's matter of contrast, different white on white that may reflect some type of contrasting of the scaling that fish have the mimics it possibly? I don't know.
The scientists may have overlooked an important point, light intensity. Such as in different shades of gray. Blue may be a lighter shade of black to them, Chartreuse may be a lighter (or darker) shade of white to them.
Wow, it's the contrast under water, what a waste of time, explains your subscriber numbers.
I catch the crap out of large mouth bass using chartreuse. So I guess I'm going to keep using it. No matter what science say's. What do they know any way. Does anybody remember the Covid – 19 pandemic and the so called science behind that. Today's science is just some college educated idiots opinion anyway.
One detail that gets overlooked is that the water filters out different colours based on distance from viewer, not just depth. The apparent colour of an object will change as the viewer gets closer. For example red is filtered out at distance but becomes apparent when closer. Fish may be able to see red but not at a a distance
I caught 2 bass using a chartreuse crank bait on clear lake.
So it works because they can’t see it
I wondered why it works
I bet the study was a farce
People who fish for bass don’t use chartreuse because bass can SEE it. We use chartreuse because bass EAT it.
It’s said that dogs can’t see color. Only black and white. I don’t believe that. I always took my yellow lab fishing with me. I parked my truck after unloading my boat and she was taking a swim. The boat ramp was packed with trucks. She realized I was gone and while I was still setting in the truck, she ran thru the parking lot and ran up to every red truck looking into the driver window for me. She ignored every other truck and checked all the red trucks only. There was 4 red trucks total. Mine was farthest from the water. I sat and watched until she found me. Maybe it’s the shade but I don’t think so. I can’t tell red from other colors in a black and white movie. I’d like to see a test done with dogs giving treats if they can distinguish a certain color on color cards.
In the 1970's in Fishing Facts Magazine they said Bass and their Bluegill and other sunfish relatives see red and orange best so I always used those colors.
I’ve always just gone for high contrast patterns in dim conditions and churning water, and subtle stuff in clearer water, not just for bass but any species I’m targeting.
i always kinda figured its really the movement and noise the fish are responding too more than sight. when I was a kid, there was a spot I could catch sunfish and bluegill on a hook with no lure or bait.
I think I depends on the lake and were you live with color I've fish other lake then mine and some lakes are different
Bass in test tanks react differently than a fish in its natural habitat , how many times have you see a lure commercial where the fish were in obviously a controlled environment and the fish struck the lure every time , but take that same lure and use it in the wild and see what happens.
Dude I’ve caught LOTS of Bass on Chartreuse- you need to tie one on and do your OWN RESEARCH. Your making a video with incorrect information. Anyone listening to this guy is a moron.
Chartreuse works exceptionally well with any game fish salt or fresh
Ok I know I’m a couple years late and a dollar in a half short here. But I think the reason chartreuse works well is because some chartreuse has some green tint. And being they see green really well might cause a strike more often. Idk that much about science in it but that’s what I would think.
This is 100% false. while bass have trouble seeing lighter colors, they can still see chartreuse because of the green hue in it. cmon man, dont just google for 2 seconds rofl
Really good idea – chartreuse looks like white in low light conditions when white may not be seen as well, and glows unnaturally when it’s bright outside.
Black and blue looks the same-not necessarily true. Blue shows up as a lighter shade. Think in perspective of shades of grey. Black is black and blue is a lighter shade of black at deeper depths. Blue is actually the last color in the spectrum to disappear in relation to depth
Nick: I’m not saying not to use this holds up the chartreuse lure
The title of the video: NEVER use chartreuse for largemouth
*Buys white and chartreuse spinner bait. Sees this video. Well shittttt.
If I really cared I would just do one color but the color is for me lol
There’s been more fish caught on a black and chartreuse crank bait then swim baits, drop shots, and wacky rigs combined. It’s true. Look it up.
Wait Lindner, a born fisherman name
Isn't chartreuse primarily green with yellow? And if Bass can see green very well, then wouldn't they be able to see chartreuse well? Also it might be worth noting that the classic chartreuse color is different than the neon chartreuse they use on lures. I wonder which one they used in the test.
I think is about contrast against the background rather than any particular color. Pink worms catch a lot of bass. That is not a color in nature much like chartreuse.
That actually follows what I've found to be the best for me. Red and light purple have landed me the biggest bass.
all colors originate from blue,red and green.
B lat has video of light and colors seen different depths and shows what the colors look to bass