The primary guideline for picking the color of a lure for fishing in clear water is to select more natural colors, such as white, watermelon, green, pumpkin, brown, and shiny
They are also typically more accurate than spinning rods, making them a good choice for experienced anglers or those who plan to fish in open water
Here's a shot of a Meisselbach clutch, used in several models: These days, makers use more sophisticated designs, usually roller clutch bearings, for their instant ARs
These were made in the 1960's and early 70's specifically for tournament distance casting which was a big deal back then, especially in Europe
A natural color is available to match any species of crayfish
They are not beginner-friendly due to the potential for backlash