Hi All; When I first started tying flies, they were for Bass and I remeber Lefty Kreh saying that he always included red in his Bass patterns somewhere, he felt it served as a trigger for the Bass. If it's good enough for Lefty I figured it was good enough for me. I've always used red somewhere in my warm water patterns and they all seem to work well. I have very few patterns without red in them and use them less often and catch less fish with them than patterns including red. I don't know if it's because I use them less or use them less because they're less effective. Either way I feel as though they are more effective and thus have confidence in them. >From what others are saying, it appears that all fish react to contrast in a >pattern, some color change that perhaps makes that pattern stick out from it's >background? What do you think? Wayneb
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