From the article: Best Colors for Plastic Worms
Plastic worms come in all the colors of the rainbow, and some never seen in nature. What is your favorite color and why do you use it? Share Your Favorite Color
JRS Custom Baits
- These black lizards are the best. You can only get them online at the jamesriversmallmouth.com They also have a hand painted Virginia lizard the blue tailed skinks that is truly awesome. the blue tail skip nk
- —Guest mrsmallmouth
Plum and Pink
- I have fished motor oil w/ chartreuse tail, black, blue, purple, green pumpkin and white. But the only colors that I have consistently caught Bass with is plum and pink
- —Guest Amateur Andy
Green pumpkin!
- Its always catches fish for me. I have caught my 3 biggest fish on this color. Barely ever get skunked using it!
- —Guest Joe
best worm color
- Bright pink is my favoorite color, I have caught more bass on pink than black and green pumpkin combined
- —Guest donnie brasco
Plastics color
- I fish a pearl orange trick worm on smaller ponds in warm weather with low visibilty with great results. For something large like a lake, dam, etc. . . i'd use a black magnum trick worm. Larger the lure, larger the water, hopefully larger the fish! Fish on my friends
- —Guest bassman7777777
TDC
- Zoom 4" Dead Ringer in Cherry Seed...River Smallmouth love them!
- —Guest Tom C
Worm colors
- Purple with a firetail (pink or chartruse) for small worms ...... Big worms I like Black ( in stained water ) or watermelon or pumpin seed /with chartruse tails in clearer water
- —Fishhunter_98
Like Mr. Ford said, about the color of h
- You can paint your car any color you like, as long as it's black! Same goes for the worm! Secondary colors are Black/blue fleck, black/blue tail.
- —themaninthemoon
best colour
- I have found these colours that work best here in south Africa JuneBug , chatruse,watermelon,greenpumkin and black. Secondary colours will be electric blue,pumkin seed and baby bass
- —Guest Vijen
extra
- my favorite color is black but i have anothre idea thats been proven. One night at Lake Geneva I was expirementing and i took an orange and black tube hooked it and pushed it up the line. Then i took a black and yelllow curly tail and hooked that as well. Then i pushe dthe tube down until it was on top of the curly tail. It actually worked and, unfortunately, i ended up snapping my line on a fish and they were the only two lures i had in that color.
- —Guest ha
Favorite Color Worm - But
- Favorite Color Worm but it's a custom color. It's a Smoke & Gold worm that is really soft. It's a Cactusworm from Cactusworms.com. The only place I have found it is on the web. The "Speedy" and the "Cactusworm" are my favorite. If you open the rod compartment on my Triton you will always find then rigged and ready or worn from use.
- —Guest jonboatfishing@msn.com
WORM COLOR
- JUNE BUG, GREEN PUMPKIN !!! IT'S A CONFIDENCE THING. I THINK IF A BASS IS READY TO FEED IT WILL BITE ANY COLOR .
- —Guest GREG KIDD
Red shad, junebug,rootbeer/green copper
- I also like black/blue laminate, And pearl or baby bass in stained water. I've recently tried huckleberry and was very impressed with its motoroil characteristics underwater.
- —goodrat79
orkfest
- Chartruse has accounted for 60% of all fish I have ever caught. White when fishing for sea bass also caught tons of fish.
- —Guest andrew orlicky
Favorite Colors Plastics
- This depends on time of year and fish species. Anyway, for bass, lighter colors -pearl, chartreuse silver flake hot at spawn. Regular color arsenals -green pumkin, watermelon redflake, redbug, junebug, electric blue silver flake, shad, smoke purple purple flake. Shad and stick series mimmick dying baitfish...so colors that match baitfish in the waters being fished a good bet. Redbug, junebug, electric blue silver flake for trick worm styles and pearl...wow! All good! Depends on water clarity and light conditions.
- —Guest Ben Hobbins / Inventor IronClads
fav color
- My Favorite color for any plastic worm is also black because it does work in many conditions and has always helped me.
- —Guest newby
June Bug and Red Shad
- Ronnie, I agree with the Junebug color. It has been my all time favorite. Redshad is a close second but seems to be the color for spring bass. Nice article.
- —Guest Bass Fishing Nut
