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I usually use pumpkinseed in clear water and bright skies, otherwise black, except each color seems to work just as well in the other conditions too.

  • Super User
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When in doubt use green pumkin or solid black.

Allen

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My "GO TO" colour is Junebug. It seams to work equaly well in any type of water. For very clear water I'll try also some translucent colours like Watermelon(seed), pumpkin(seed), bluegill, babybass. in stained water i think solid colours work better, I highly favor some black/ blue combination.

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when It comes to worms I use red shad and black, as far as water color these colors have been effective for me in clear water as well as muddy green and brown water. also yammamoto senko color 022 black with large blue flake is a killer here in jersey

  • Super User
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Any time, any place  :(

Cinnamon Pepper Neon/June Bug Laminated (Camouflage)

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#1 choice is watermelon green, i also have alot of luck on red shad, black, plum apple and june bug. All depending on the water clarity as already mentioned.

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Welcome. When in doubt use purple.

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Green pumpkin, black, pumpkin seed, red shad, cinnamon (or any color similiar to a brown), watermelon seed, watermelon red, camo, and green pumkin red, those are my most productive colors for worms.

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I do like the red/tequila shad colors for worms, especially in darker waters.  In clearer water, lately I've been using a lot of redbug - seems to work well for me.

Daryl

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Black or red shad -- even in water with up to 15' visibility, the dark colors seem to be the most consistent for me.....YMMV and so on... :(

  • Super User
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In St. Clair's clear water, I use black/blue on cloudy days and watermelon or green pumpkin on sunny days.

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