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NED-Stick • BlackCurant • 8-pack
Berry dark tone for humus, clouds and careful strokes.
BlackCurant is a dark, muted contrast choice for waters where black can feel too harsh but natural colors are too weak. The berry tone creates a softer silhouette – perfect when fish are standing low and only accepting slow presentations.
Humus water Cloudy Soft contrast Sluggish fish DOWN Rig
Why BlackCurrant should be in the box
In tea-colored lakes and weaker light, the bait often needs to be visible as shape, not as a bright color. BlackCurant provides just that balance.
It is suitable when you want to fish darkly but not brutally – a more sophisticated contrast choice for pressured fish.
Problem Natural colors lose visibility, but strong colors scare or feel wrong.
Solution Dark, soft silhouette with a berry tone that stays believable near the bottom.
Buy it to have a contrasting color for sluggish fish in humus and cloudy weather.
Quick choice by the water
- Best when humus-colored water, clouds, dusk, shade and cautious bottom fish.
- Species Perch on hard bottom and pike perch that move low in low light.
- Bottom Dark sand, mud, rocks, plant edges and bottom transitions.
- First, avoid crystal clear water in strong sunlight where a purer natural color often starts better.
This is how you fish it
- Fish it slowly on the bottom where the fish stays for a long time.
- Give the bait time after each lift – dark tones work well when stationary.
- Use shorter throws in shady areas and along plant edges.
- If you get bumps but no stabs, slow down further.
Color logic
When light and color are muted underwater, contrast and silhouette become key. A dark purple/berry tone can provide clarity without being as massive as black.
BlackCurrant is therefore a color for precision, patience and poor lighting conditions.
CNW Recommendation Choose BlackCurant when you want dark contrast but not maximum hardness. It fills an important middle ground in the NED box.