This is an interesting discussion, So Is it that after molting, These animals are very colorful and fresh looking, just like a snake is shinny and colorful after shedding?

Their coloration is different directly after molting. Once they have a few days to "harden," the permanent coloration reveals itself.

I wish I had taken More Images, But I was lucky to get three good shots. Thank you
Kathleen

The colors are amazing!! I wonder if this is the temporary post-molt coloration? Very beautiful.

I was On the ground anyways taking Photos of a moth and he just popped out from the leaves. I only got the shots in. But Its the color that made me look twice. I thought is was beautiful myself. I didn’t know Wolf spiders had abdomens like that.
Thank you
Kathleen

I'm glad you got the photos you did. They're great! I do see this spider's resemblance to a fishing spider (the abdominal pattern), but the best, fail-safe method to determine what family a spider belongs to is by looking at the eye arrangement. We can see the posterior lateral eyes on this spider of yours... only the wolf spiders have eyes that are that far back on the carapace (see how they almost appear to be popping out of its back?). See wolf eyes here. Fishing spider eyes here. Hope that helps out in the future.

Thank you very much for the eye explanation. I think that was kind to take time to show me. This is the most interesting world when you look a bit deeper into the lens, Kathleen

Thank you I thought it was some type of fishing spider because of the green coloring and lines.,
Thank you for helping
Kathleen