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three best colors to use? 2024


fishing user avatarbasser223 reply : 

so what would you say are the 3 best colors to you for plastics.


fishing user avatarroadwarrior reply : 

Green pumpkin with black flakes

Black with blue flakes

Black with red flakes

I also like clear with silver glitter

8-)


fishing user avatarSkunked in DR reply : 

Green pumpkin with black flakes

Green pumpkin with copper flakes

Watermelon with red flakes

I also like bubblegum/hot pink for smallies


fishing user avatarMottfia reply : 

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


fishing user avatarBankbeater reply : 

Green Pumpkin

Black Grape

Watermelon Red


fishing user avatarThe Bassinator reply : 

Variations of Green pumpkin, Watermelon, Black and White are definitely my main ones


fishing user avatarSam reply : 

1.  Green Pumpkin with Black Flake

2.  Watermelon

3.  Moccasin Blue

For cranks, shad or firetiger.  ;)


fishing user avatarTheHammer84 reply : 

black blue

green pumpkin

motor oil


fishing user avatarJ Francho reply : 

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.


fishing user avatarSausageFingers23 reply : 

Red Shad

Watermelon w/ red flake

Some variation of a rainbow trout color pattern


fishing user avatarbassin is addicting reply : 

green pumpkin w/black flake

watermelon seed

pumpkin w/green and black flake


fishing user avatarRoLo reply : 

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


fishing user avatar.ghoti. reply : 

light, dark, and in-between


fishing user avatarwhoopbazz reply : 

any watermellon variation

junebug

craw colored


fishing user avatarCatt reply : 

Cinnamon Pepper Neon/June Bug Laminated (Camouflage).

Junebug/Blue Tail

Black Neon Laminated


fishing user avatartholmes reply : 

In no particular order:

Green pumpkin, grape, and black. White would be #1 for grubs.

Tom


fishing user avatarBassThumb reply : 

1st three:

Watermelon/red and black flake

Black/blue flake

Green pumpkin/black flake

2nd three:

Junebug

Black/red flake

White


fishing user avatartorsten329 reply : 

Watermelon w/ red flake

Black w/ blue flake

Junebug


fishing user avatarKoop reply : 

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


fishing user avatarJay_G reply : 

My three primaries:

Green Pumpkin

Watermelon Red

Junebug

and a very close 4th Black w/ blue flake


fishing user avatarBamajoker reply : 

green pumpkin

watermelon red

Redbug


fishing user avatarflippin and pitchin reply : 

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. 

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light, dark, and in-between

fishing user avatarbassman31783 reply : 

Watermelon / red flake

Pearl / sliver flake

Black / blue flake


fishing user avatarBlue Streak reply : 

junebug shades

black and blue

old road kill camo.


fishing user avatarK_Mac reply : 

1. Watermellon red flake

2. Junebug

3. Bull Frog

Zoom colors are the benchmark used here.


fishing user avatarleslie_goes_mental reply : 

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  ;)


fishing user avatarMissouribassman95 reply : 

Green,blue, and white is what I have the most luck on.


fishing user avataradclem reply : 

Green Pumpkin

Watermelon

and

Junebug

Later, ;)


fishing user avatarCookieMonst3r reply : 

Watermelon Seed

Green Pumpkin

Craw Orange Swirl


fishing user avatarflorida strain reply : 

1.- junebug

2.-watermelon red flake

3.-smoke


fishing user avatar.dsaavedra. reply : 

junebug

green pumpkin black flake

and red shad and smoke are tied for third.


fishing user avatarkrisjack69 reply : 

I like black,junebug and green pumpkin and to throw in a 4th option I like the blue craw ocho.Its killer on bass.


fishing user avatarsal669 reply : 

My 3 favorites for most soft plastics are (depending on manufacturer):

Green pumpkin (ish)

Junebug (purple-ish)

Black/blue (variations)


fishing user avatarAnthonyB reply : 

black with blue flake

watermelon candy

red shad


fishing user avatarweekendfisherman reply : 

Green Pumpkin/black flake

Watermelon/black and/or red flake

White or Peal/silver flake for Flukes and trailers


fishing user avatarPondHunter reply : 

Black

Pumpkinseed

Green Watermelon


fishing user avatarcbfishalot reply : 

Green Pumpkin w/ Black Flk

Watermelon w/ Red Flk

Black w/ Blue Flake


fishing user avatarwhitwolf reply : 

Watermellon/red

Redshad

black/red fleck




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