Whats your most successful fly colour for pike?

Mine is chartreuse by far.

Cheers,

TS

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For me it's got to be a Red and White Bunny Bug.

Ernie

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Pink.

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Natural perch or roach,
Andy.

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Mostly white as a base especially underneath, with some flash and either olive or red on top depending on whether the aim is to irritate/attract or fool

Chartreuse/Orange or gold tinsel!

Didnt realise there was such a colour as chartreuse... like most men i know about 6 colours and the rest are variants of them...

and pink is my top colour for a pike fly...

My chose if colour depends on where I am fishing. One lake the pike will only take Yellow or Yellow/chartreuse, another lake the pike will only take orange. I waste hours trying to prove this wrong, only to blank all day until I change to the right colour.

After watching my mate land a 24lder, lately I have been tying massive silver sparklers, 10 or so inches long, with mixed results.

Jason

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There is a lot of truth in the temperature of colours for all game fish. Green and yellow for cold water at the start of the year, orange for warmer water and leading on to red for colder water and purple an even colder colour for the end of the year.

In the waters I fish (Baltic off the coast of S.Sweden ), kelly green flashabou with a red flashabou "collar" - so red/green

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