What colour produces the best results in salt water fiish, I am in Jamaica?
453211
I've had the best results with chartreuse, yellow, and "nuclear chicken". I'm in NW Florida.
453212
I have never fished in Jamaica, so can't answer your questions. As you know, it would depend on what fish yu're after and what they eat. Here in New England white and red are preferred. Good luck!
453213
Steve;It will depend on the feed of the local predators you're targeting. I'm on the Pacific Coast, but would say that any color that works for another lure type would be a good choice. In Southern California, Nuclear Chicken and Rootbeer/Gold are good colors for all fishing, though neither looks like anything that swims locally. Chartreuse is usually a good place to start, as well. You may need to experiment some.
1481797
I used it in Jamaica for a week and never had an issue. I rinsed it off after each ocean visit.
153176
The box just states it is "Sea Salt" and no other information is provided. My best guess would be it is Olde Thompson Sea Salt which may be purchased through them, and several other retailers. It is very mild but not terribly distinctive. I have had this mill for at least 7 years and used many different salts of differing textures and moisture content without any issues.
504468
It won't turn pink. Red turns to something close to Nantucket red if let soak for a short time. It will usually progress to a rusty orange and then a faded yellow if left longer. You want a bright pink then you're going to have to re-dye it after removing all the red. I wouldn't recommend agitating the water unless you're flipping the dress on the opposite side halfway through the soak.
263743
Sea salt definitely. That's what I have in mine. Course kosher salt should also be fine.
170621
Have a orange base tone. You should purchase the banana powder instead for fair skin.
329708
Haven't used it in salt water, it is painted metal. Might want to look for something PVC. I've seen something that is clear as well.
2075870
I'm sorry I can't answer you question. I stopped using this several months ago and did not take note of mineral salts. I will say this was a bit overpriced for what it was as it just did not work for me. I had to go back to the old standbye Toms of Maine. Wish I could have helped.
2022469
No, it's kind of a "yellowy" color. It's really good stuff. If you put it in water it turns the water a reddish hue.
1395223
Yeah, thanks everyone. Really confusing reading online some people say nothing but salt, others say bleach, borax, stabilizer, shock. It's hard to know how to start it. Picking up my pool today and I have my three bags of salt and saltwater generator ready and waiting!
1267922
I agree those worked well for me too. I found the trick is to add less polish to the water and try to make the colors swirl together without using a toothpick because they come out prettier. Also use warm water!! Good luck :)
1887408
It's more of a sea foam, but goes well with my blue sheets. Not sure what is meant by water color, but my best guess is yes.
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I always thought BLUE was not exactly the best for anything like light sensitive silver. So, when I get it, I transfer it into a dark red, glass bottle. Plastic doesn't bother it, tho. It's just a preference for me to keep as much OUT of the ocean as possible.
1647921
Yes, in my opinion the Banana color is best suited for yellow undertones or light to sand colored skin. The color will blend more even and look nature not ashey as would a darker colored skin.
834222
Mine was a light pink color; it's supposed to be that way so that you don't confuse it with table salt. It's not "shocking pink", but it does have a pink shade to it.
309753
Depending on you're pond size I'm using a 1600 gpm on my 1800 gallon pond. Water is crystal clear year round as it is in the sun all day. We did use the blue pond dye and the fish really like it and it is algae free. Good luck
2211452
There is not. The color is the result of the two ingredients mixing in water. Whenever these two mix you have the color.