Clear Water Bluegills

[FISH ON]

Does anyone have any suggestion's for jigs or bait for bluegills when they are in gin clear water , i am useing 2# test line and size 16 ice jigs .....is there any certian colors that work good in clear water
thanks
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[TroutFishingBear]

I like really pale white shrimpos tipped w/ waxy

[perch pirate]

I've been using hali jigs tipped with a couple grubs. Been a real good jig so far.

[FISH ON]

Thanks Guys

[ice-treader]

 FISH ON,  During sunny days in clear water I have had some sucess with dark colored jigs.  (black, Purple, etc.)  But during the evening when the sun goes down I have had better sucess with bright flor. colors. (pink, green, etc.)  I usally kept 5 poles rigged up with different colors so I can adapt to what the gills want.
Just a suggestion.

IT

[reelcharacter]

Have to agree, after trying size and color variations, a little meat on the hook can make all the difference a "fish'in" trip to a "catch'in" trip.   

-Reelcharacter

[TroutFishingBear]

 Sometimes people jig to hard/ to much too. Sometimes the bluegills want barely a flutter.

[iceintheveins]

I think the smallest Custom Jigs and spins shrimpos, tipped with a single maggot. I also think the 1/50 ounce nuclear ant tipped with a single maggot also is really good. Small teardrops like a demon or a frostee also are good. Just remember to jig lightly, probably a small lift fall of a foot every 30 seconds or so, with long pauses and subtle jiggles.

Tyler

[Mr.Seaguar]

Try a flourocarbon leader. Make sure hook is not showing. If you run out of options find new lake. Sometimes finding new lake very wise decision.

[rgfixit]

When they're really fussy in clear water, I'll sometimes go to a single #16 >#20 red, wide  gap hook  tipped with a single spike. It helps to be able to sight fish in these conditions. A trap or tent is a distinct advantage.. The slooooow dropping action seems to trigger more interest.
RG