Fishing the Carpenter Ant
Now if you haven't, read the carpenter info page for the Black Carpenter Ant. The article
applies just as well to the Brown Carpenter Ant. The only thing we want you to note here
is that the Brown Carpenter Ant uses different material and sinks at a slower rate.
We do not know if this works better or not. We just wanted to provide that option. Please
let us know if you have an opinion about it after you try them.
Color:
Could the color make a difference? If the water had plenty of brown carpenter ants in it
and you were using a black one, then it stands to good reason that it could. Since there
is usually not enough of them in the water at any one time for the trout to become
selective on them, it may not make a difference.
Our theory is that if you are using one that does match the color of most of them that are
on the stream banks and in the water, you are going with the best odds.
Now if you haven't, read the carpenter info page for the Black Carpenter Ant. The article
applies just as well to the Brown Carpenter Ant. The only thing we want you to note here
is that the Brown Carpenter Ant uses different material and sinks at a slower rate.
We do not know if this works better or not. We just wanted to provide that option. Please
let us know if you have an opinion about it after you try them.
Color:
Could the color make a difference? If the water had plenty of brown carpenter ants in it
and you were using a black one, then it stands to good reason that it could. Since there
is usually not enough of them in the water at any one time for the trout to become
selective on them, it may not make a difference.
Our theory is that if you are using one that does match the color of most of them that are
on the stream banks and in the water, you are going with the best odds.
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