airborne_angler Posted May 31, 2012 Posted May 31, 2012 You hear about Purple,Pumpkin,green pumpkin,pumpkinseed,watermelon,blue,motoroil,rootbeer,sour grape and chartreuse either alone,swirled or laminated as a common place in the soft plastics world. What I dont hear alot about is other colors,such as Cherryseed and Redbug,which arent solid colors like Red Shad,but more translucent. I hardly ever hear anyone talking about doing well with this color.Does anyone even use these colors In any case,under what conditions is this color best? Another color I dont see too much speak of is the crystal Clear soft plastics. I have 2 bags of Caseys Competitor worms. One bag is Crystal clear with Black Fleck and the other is Crystal Clear with very tiny (I mean miniscule) blue and red flake. I assume these colors are older,anyone remember these colors,anyone do well with them? Wondering what conditions these would do good in? Oh and on a side note,what is with the scent on Caseys Competitor worms? They have a strong odor,not sure if its the plastic scent or an attractant...Anyone know? Quote
Global Moderator Bluebasser86 Posted May 31, 2012 Global Moderator Posted May 31, 2012 Redbug is a great color around here in dirty or stained water. Don't use cherryseed much anymore but I've done pretty well with it before. Quote
Michael DiNardo Posted June 1, 2012 Posted June 1, 2012 I have some clear ringworms that I save for very clear water like a strip mine lake. I use light ringworms that are a motor oil color that I use in water that is relatively clear. Mike Quote
Kowen117 Posted June 1, 2012 Posted June 1, 2012 Redbug is a great color around here in dirty or stained water. Don't use cherryseed much anymore but I've done pretty well with it before. X2 I love my red bug on a shakey head or wacky rigged in stained water. Quote
NoBassPro Posted June 1, 2012 Posted June 1, 2012 I have some clear ringworms that I save for very clear water like a strip mine lake. I use light ringworms that are a motor oil color that I use in water that is relatively clear. Mike I've done well with clear/flake 4" ringworms and finesse worms in clear water. Had a few larger ribbontails in some random light, what I would call minnow-imitating, colors. They caught a few fish, but I think the regular worm colors work better with the larger presentations. Quote
Super User QUAKEnSHAKE Posted June 1, 2012 Super User Posted June 1, 2012 My favorite senko is Bama Bug but I do well with Clear/black flake as well. The water is geenish tint with around 15' vis. Quote
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