so what would you say are the 3 best colors to you for plastics.
Green pumpkin with black flakes
Black with blue flakes
Black with red flakes
I also like clear with silver glitter
8-)
Green pumpkin with black flakes
Green pumpkin with copper flakes
Watermelon with red flakes
I also like bubblegum/hot pink for smallies
I guess that really depends on what type of water you fish but here's my list
Red Shad
Watermelon
Watermelon red
tho I would definately add a white in there for flukes and trailers
Mottfia
Green Pumpkin
Black Grape
Watermelon Red
Variations of Green pumpkin, Watermelon, Black and White are definitely my main ones
1. Green Pumpkin with Black Flake
2. Watermelon
3. Moccasin Blue
For cranks, shad or firetiger.
black blue
green pumpkin
motor oil
In a general sense, black, motor oil, and some greenish brown color will cover the bases.
When it comes to actually improving your bite, its definitely lake/forage/season specific. That takes time on the water, and my recommendations from my lakes might not align with your body of water.
Red Shad
Watermelon w/ red flake
Some variation of a rainbow trout color pattern
green pumpkin w/black flake
watermelon seed
pumpkin w/green and black flake
Odd that no one mentioned 'white'.
Bass eagerly strike chrome spoons, white-bellied topwaters and white spinnerbaits,
why would they reject a white soft-plastic grub? (they don't)
Roger
light, dark, and in-between
any watermellon variation
junebug
craw colored
Cinnamon Pepper Neon/June Bug Laminated (Camouflage).
Junebug/Blue Tail
Black Neon Laminated
In no particular order:
Green pumpkin, grape, and black. White would be #1 for grubs.
Tom
1st three:
Watermelon/red and black flake
Black/blue flake
Green pumpkin/black flake
2nd three:
Junebug
Black/red flake
White
Watermelon w/ red flake
Black w/ blue flake
Junebug
depends what type of plastic they are... topwater frogs?
White / black / chart
senkos ...
green pumpkin, watermelon red flake, silver flake
trailers...
green pumpkin, black/blue flake, pbj
My three primaries:
Green Pumpkin
Watermelon Red
Junebug
and a very close 4th Black w/ blue flake
green pumpkin
watermelon red
Redbug
Those aren't colors, they're shades, BUT it's probably the best reply. Specific colors are subjective to the species, the region and the conditions.
Quotelight, dark, and in-between
Watermelon / red flake
Pearl / sliver flake
Black / blue flake
junebug shades
black and blue
old road kill camo.
1. Watermellon red flake
2. Junebug
3. Bull Frog
Zoom colors are the benchmark used here.
I guess this really comes to show that all colors will catch fish, some more than others depending on situation, but in general I think colors are intended to catch fishermen. We all have our favorites because they produce well for us but someone elses favorite colors produce just as well for them.
Now, my turn:
-Plastic Worms: Black/Red Flake, Pearl, Grays and Blacks
-Cranks/other stuff: chrome, chrome/blue
-Fat Ika: Poop Brown
Green,blue, and white is what I have the most luck on.
Green Pumpkin
Watermelon
and
Junebug
Later,
Watermelon Seed
Green Pumpkin
Craw Orange Swirl
1.- junebug
2.-watermelon red flake
3.-smoke
junebug
green pumpkin black flake
and red shad and smoke are tied for third.
I like black,junebug and green pumpkin and to throw in a 4th option I like the blue craw ocho.Its killer on bass.
My 3 favorites for most soft plastics are (depending on manufacturer):
Green pumpkin (ish)
Junebug (purple-ish)
Black/blue (variations)
black with blue flake
watermelon candy
red shad
Green Pumpkin/black flake
Watermelon/black and/or red flake
White or Peal/silver flake for Flukes and trailers
Black
Pumpkinseed
Green Watermelon
Green Pumpkin w/ Black Flk
Watermelon w/ Red Flk
Black w/ Blue Flake
Watermellon/red
Redshad
black/red fleck