SJ and Fishtrax, I don't know what is up with the vivid coloration of my fish, and the more standard color of Angie's. Most bass will act like chameleons and color themselves to their environment, bass in dirty water get more pale, and clear water bass can be more green. These fish were also caught at different times of day, and with different presentations, but on the same small body of water. I've noticed a lot of bass I catch on reaction baits are more lit up than those caught on worms or jigs. Do bass show emotion in their coloring, kind of like how a marlin lights up when chasing bait? I don't know, but by having bass in our tank at BWW, I've seen them change coloring often, and usually each fish has a different "home color".

Brian "Tsunami", good to hear from you. It's funny that you could be jealous of me, when I see you at least twice a week heading out somewhere.LOL..Is Evan around these boards too? Kevin said he won't rest until both of you guys buy Daiwa TDZs...LOL.