What Colors to use on LOW?

[WalleyeDundee]

I thought some of the LOW guru's on this board might be able to help me out. <P>In 6 days I'm heading up to LOW for an annual fishing trip. Can anyone give me any recommendations on jig colors, presentation, etc that is working well there this year? I heard something about blue glow jigs working well...<P>Thanks.

[bturck]

Gold is always good for us, as well as Pink/white angel eye Jrs tipped with minnows.<P>My son did very well last week with plain gold Gami hooks on a dead stick with a shiner minnow.<P>Gold Buckshot rattle tipped with fat head or shiner and pounded in the bottom produced some nice fish. Gold Kazmaster also produced. Hope this helps and you hang a few. Good luck and hang on. Bill

[Steelhead7]

I would also agree with the gold. My favorite is the gold spoon with the red zig-zag down it. That said it seems the during a full day of fishing things always change. For one hour they like the bobber set up and won't touch a spoon then they like jigging and won't touch a bobber. Change up early and often to see what is best. One friday I did quite well with a medium size jigging rap.

[Northlander]

If I could only bring 3 lures they would be. Gold /Pink Hauger 2000 jig 1/8th oz under bobber or deadsticked, Glow Perch Northland Rattlespon on 1/4th or 3/8th oz and last a toss up between a Jigging Rap in Perch or a Northland Airplane Jig in Glow Red or Gold Perch. Go brighter on bright days and more neutral on darker days. Experiment though. We had days where Big lures were key and others where small was key. Weather plays a big part. Low pressure go small and high go larger. Thats my experiences and thats all. Not cement of course.

[little perch 1]

What I have found out that works very well.<BR>Use any kind of jig that glows.Rattling spoons and pimps work very well up there to.Just going to have to wait and see change stuff around till it works.Just my 2 cents