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this thread's gonna go far :
for hard baits or plastics?
for hard baits its a toss up between shad and rapalas parrott.
plastics id go green pumpkin
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Oh, and the answer you're looking for is "42".
Leech? :-?
There is a whole lot of information to factor into picking the "right" color for a particular place at a particular time. If nothing else works just go with the principle of light and dark colors.
Huh? Oh well Junebug I guess.
from my experience, if they take one color they'll take them all. that being said i use some type of watermelon, because i like how it looks. look through any of these type of posts, or posts about the "best worm" or "Best buzzbait" or "best anything" and you'll get a ton of different answers. the reason for that is plain and simple, there is no best. If 1 or 2 colors were superior, there wouldn't be a bajillion colors to choose from.
My vote was for Baby Bass...... What other color would you want a bass to be?
senko black blue swirl
crankbait shad
spinnerbait white
jig black/blue
any one using different colors is wrong
Green
Black
Blue
White/Silver
Chartreuse
I voted Baby Bass
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The secret here is...*drumrolls*
Goby.....
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If June Bug isn't on the list i'm out...........................and i'm taking FL with me!!! >
I don't get the choices....some are plastics colors and some are hard bait patterns so which does this refer to....I'm gonna say baby bass though...i have this color in almost everything I own
At the moment, I'm partial to coppertreuse.
Chartreuse, Watermelon/red, junebug, watermelon/chartreuse laminate, bumblebee, tomato core, root beer, baby bass, smokey shad, and a host of others, have been effective for me.
Can live with any of them.
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voted chartreuse... but
black
watermelon
green pumpkin
junebug
white
chartreuse
Those are the main colors I use, flecks, speckles, stars, flakes, cakes, jakes and anything else people call all the shiny stuff inside can come in any color with those. Red and copper seem to be the main 2 I use.
Chartreuse I guess.
The best bss colors? I prefer the brown and green ones myself. :
Lightning Blue.
Pink.
Vanilla with chocolate/rasberry chunk. Baskin Robbins had that flavor once, can't remember the name.
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Haha, this poll..
Any color has it's place .. as long as it's black... ALWAYS a fan favorite
Pearl and Watermelon are my favorites. I usually hit them up with some chartreuse dye.
Out of what is listed, I'd have to go with baby bass as well.
that poll should be burned..you forgot the 3 most important colors....WHITE,JUNE BUG and GREEN PUMPKIN!!!!!
Hard baits, I voted shad.
Every body of water has shad or one of his minnow type brethren that bass eat. Most smaller baitfish resemble a form of shad.
Soft plastic, green pumpkin/watermelon (clearer h2o)
Junebug/Black (murky h2o)
QuoteVanilla with chocolate/rasberry chunk. Baskin Robbins had that flavor once, can't remember the name.
I tend to lean towards bluebell birthday cake. ;D
QuoteThe best bss colors? I prefer the brown and green ones myself. :
Green with a black stripe down the side
QuoteHard baits, I voted shad.Every body of water has shad or one of his minnow type brethren that bass eat. Most smaller baitfish resemble a form of shad.
I fail to concur. I know and fish a lake that has NO shad, or the like. The fish won't touch a silver, white, or shad clored bait. Very picky. Just sayin', some lakes are different and require a special approach.
I voted leech : I have no idea what color that is. That fits with I have no idea what this poll is about
Scuppernong is not on the list? Harry and Charlie would be very disappointed. I decided it is my right as an American to not vote at all.
Better to not vote than vote fro a bad choice. No Political overtones here. As Geddy Lee of Rush said, "If you choose not to decide, you still have made a choice".
Out of those I picked crawfish even though shad, bluegill, and baby bass work great as well. In darker water firetiger is my go to.
For plastics though I love plain old pearl white. Imitates just about any young fish small enough for a bass to swallow. Great in most all water conditions. In clear water with bright sun I like more subtle like bluegill or baby bass.