The Science Behind Black Fishing Lures
Jun 7, 2026•Channel
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Video Details
Published1 week ago
Duration22:37
Video IDA3mtiuVLTM8
Languageen
CategorySports
PrivacyPublic
Made for KidsNo
Video TypeRegular Video
Performance Metrics
Views4.3K
Likes142
Comments21
Engagement Rate3.82%
Likes per 100 views3.33
Comments per 1K views4.92
Video Tags
#black fishing lures#lure color science#best lure color for redfish#best lure color for snook#best lure color for trout#saltwater fishing tips#fishing lure colors explained#slam shady#salt strong#inshore fishing#redfish fishing#snook fishing#speckled trout fishing#fishing experiments#fishing myths#fishing science
Description
Do black fishing lures actually catch more fish?
For years, we've recommended light-colored lures like Slam Shady because they naturally match the color of baitfish in different water conditions. But after extensive on-the-water testing, some surprising results started showing up...
In this video, we break down:
The science behind black fishing lures
Why dark colors create stronger silhouettes underwater
When black lures may outperform lighter colors
Luke's real-world lure color tests
The biggest mistake anglers make when choosing lure colors
Why location, presentation, and depth still matter more than color
You'll also hear how black lures performed against Slam Shady in clear water, calm conditions, and high-pressure situations.
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Whether you're targeting redfish, snook, trout, or flounder, this discussion may completely change how you think about lure color selection.