worm colors

[bassintom]

Originally Posted by bassnman30

I prefer red shad.

Agreed..I just ordered 300 4" red shad powerworms.I expect they'll be gone by Oct-Nov.When I used to fish tourneys 300 wouldn't last a couple of months.

[bassackwards]

last year when i started fishing northern nc everyone said red shad so i went and got a bag. on the first turniment used them for about 10 min and nothing,so i got my black shad,thought it looked more like a shad, and it worked thats what i got allmost all my fish on last year and non of the locals would belive that black would out do red. this year i bet i'll see black on the end of some rods

[Jackl]

I have had the best luck in numerous lakes with either 7 or 10 inch watermelon/red flake with about 1 inch of the tail dipped in chartreuse garlic scent "Dip-It". It does not seem to matter which brand of worm, as long as it is that color.

JackL

[Jim80]

Originally Posted by Jackl

I have had the best luck in numerous lakes with either 7 or 10 inch watermelon/red flake with about 1 inch of the tail dipped in chartreuse garlic scent "Dip-It". It does not seem to matter which brand of worm, as long as it is that color.

JackL

Watermelon/red flake is a good color for almost any situation it does almost as well as junebug or blue fleck for me .


jim

[Charles Slone]

Motor oil or Black w/ blue flake.

[Mac2]

watermelon/red glitter

i fish them weightless......almost

i rig the worm so it has a horazontal fall, then add a very small piece of finishing nail or brad in the skin off to one side, but even with the hook point......on the fall it makes the worm waggle from side to side, turning on and off the flashes from the bits of glitter. The closer to the hook, the tighter the wiggle, out to the side, a wider and slower wiggle. Used for slow fall and deadsticking presentations. have to tinker with each worm style to find the balance point.

[sac]

I like using white, green with red flake, and green pumkin. Mostly white though, they kill where I fish.