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Ausfish Bronze Member
best lure colour for trevally
hey folks iv just got into chasing trevally and i want to know the main colour they go for in lures i got a goo giant trevally the other day and my mate got one tonight mad fight took my 7mins to get mine in and its hell fun so any tips please
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Ausfish Platinum Member
Re: best lure colour for trevally
I think Silver works a treat, or a light Blue. Just on the topic : What colour lure did you and your mate get your Trevally on and were they GT's, Silver or? Good job anyway.
Tom
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Ausfish Platinum Member
Re: best lure colour for trevally
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Ausfish Addict
Re: best lure colour for trevally
Can I also ask what type of lures? Very curious as I wouldn't mind targeting the GT's off Straddy.
Thanks,
Wags
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Ausfish Bronze Member
Re: best lure colour for trevally
well mine was a micro mullet dark blue at the top then it zig zags into white and i pink dot near its mouth on the bottom
my mates is black at the top then it turns red and zig zags into white but the lure is basically white now bcuz of all the fish and hits he has got soo many and his lure is a micro mini so the smaller version of mine but he cnt cast out as far but he still seems to get more fish hell gay im goin 2 get his lure but in the micro mullet version ahah
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Ausfish Bronze Member
Re: best lure colour for trevally
I have found Red head with White body seem to work well and the Trout seem to love them also.......
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Ausfish Addict
Re: best lure colour for trevally
trevally can be caught on poppers, soft plastics, metal lures, hardbodies, skirts and probably other lure styles also. I think it is much more important to get a lure with a good action in the right size, than worry about the colour.
BTW, I have taken trevally on lures both at night and during daylight hours on poppers and plastics and metal lures, so no colour not very important.
Jeremy
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Ausfish Bronze Member
Re: best lure colour for trevally
I've been told black poppers work well on moonlit nights.
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