Apart from the odd lure found in the bottom of the boat or at the side of the water I haven't fished lures for many years. Over this coming winter I intend to tie some up. Is it still a case of, when fishing lures, starting with one colour then changing to another till you contact a fish.
If this is so, would about 5 colours be enougth?

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Tight Lines.
Brian.

Dunno much about lures . . . .

. . . but as nobody else has answered yet I'll suggest that action might be worth considering too, for example, leaded or buoyant at the head to give it a bit of a sink-draw or float-draw action. You might also want to mix a couple of colours together as the contrast gets the predatory instincts going in most fish because of its visibility amongst other triggers.

And I suppose orange, white, black and green are good colours to start with, from what I have read . . .

Andy

Depends, for up too 10 ft down colour matters deeper down ,black or white does the biz.
as to colours ,the green ,orange in both standard and burn your eyes out fluro all have their days,a toush of sparkly stuff does no harm either!

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Andy Wren
Winter grayling taking a year off !
Claret not just a great dubbing colour!