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Ama62206	09/08/2023 02:04PM   Ok, looks like Purple is the one to carry, thanks for the feedback, will post the results around the 17th. ????
Ama62206	09/27/2023 07:20AM   Well, my trip has come and gone, and i’m sad to say that the tail dancers did not produce for me. My fishing luck just did not take the trip with me. Perhaps my presentation was incorrect, too fast or too slow.
Bjelde	09/26/2023 08:21AM   After reading this thread I picked up a purpledescent to add to the couple TDs I typically carry. Glad I did for my recent solo venture.
AmarilloJim	09/08/2023 01:26PM   1)Purpledescent 2)Fire tiger 3) Silver 4)Perch(if that forage is available)
lundojam	09/08/2023 12:17PM   purpledescent in clear water, pink uv in stained I'll tie on anything though if I'm not getting bit.
arnesr	09/08/2023 02:57PM   We have done quite well with Purpledescent and Flash Yellow Perch. However, some days they seem to prefer a whiter variation and Bleeding Pearl has outperformed. If you are fishing tandem, I would suggest each going with a different color initially to see what color they want that day.
Ama62206	09/08/2023 07:25PM   Thanks for the reinforcement on the purple, though having something “brighter” for lower light conditions does sound prudent.
Ama62206	09/08/2023 10:02AM   Going up next weekend for 7-day trip, in at EP28, out at EP30. Wondering what are the preferred colors on Tail Dancers?
Saberboys	09/08/2023 10:42AM   Purple!
egknuti	09/08/2023 03:57PM   I’d take purple for sure, but don’t stop there. I’d add 3 or 4 more colors to the arsenal.
egknuti	09/28/2023 09:33PM   Ama62206: "Well, my trip has come and gone, and i’m sad to say that the tail dancers did not produce for me. My fishing luck just did not take the trip with me. Perhaps my presentation was incorrect, too fast or too slow." That’s the way it goes sometimes. Don’t give up, but I’d think about adding a little more to your arsenal. I’ve had mixed results with the tail dancer. I like trolling for trout with little cleos or kastmasters with 2 or 3 oz of weights. Sometimes those dang trout don’t want to bite though. Put the time in and you’ll eventually have success.-and then you’ll be addicted!
ewbeyer	09/18/2023 12:15PM   without question, if I had one color to select, it would be "hot chub." I've seen that color produce consistently - including one bass shy of a double BW grand slam on a single May day.
lyontyl	09/18/2023 01:00PM   Purpledescent and Bleeding Pearl