Last year I got a spring on a pink one, I had tied it to try for pinks, but it didn't get any pinks
It was a small spring though. That was a pink back, white belly.
I like black/purple, black/blue also. Most of the time you see them tied in white/color but a few yrs back I was fishing a beach on the sunshine coast last year for coho and decided to try out a small (size 8 ) all dark clouser, got a small coho and a few jack springs. Have yet to get a large fish on one, but then i haven't devoted enough time to it.
Try tying it with a stinger hook too, just make sure the stinger rides the same way as it normally would if you had it on the shank. I've done very well with those on bulls, combining a barbless and a long shank, to me , is inviting a hook shaking. my relatively new to this fishery 2c.
The great thing about them is that they take no time to tie and the materials are all cheap, so you can tie a good number of them in a variety of colors, and if one isnt producing where you know fish are, try a different size/color. I think size is more important than color myself....and depth, I was using a clear int. sink line, but i bet a floating line with about an 8foot leader would be great too.
And dont forget to sing the song.
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