Choices choices, hmmm.... which one would you choose?

[Glenn]

Which color works best for you?

http://www.booyahbaits.com/booyah-one-knockertm

 

[thebillsman]

For my local lake probably the top-center, lots of gizzard shad and that's a close enough match.

[S. Sass]

For here top right or bottom left should be better than the others based on past experience. But every one of those colors work here as well. 

[bassguytom]

Top left in about 2 weeks here. Can't wait! 

[jbw252]

Top right (or bottom left).  Strange choice of picture, but you're the boss.

[MisplacedTexan99]

Hard to beat a chrome/blue back imo

[scaleface]

I like that Flashy Momma .

[lmbfisherman]

Bottom left and right.

[eyedabassman]

FOR ME IT COMES DOWN TO WATER COLOR,TIME OF YEAR,AND WHAT THE BAIT IN MY LAKE LOOKS LIKE AT THE TIME i AM FISHING! i WOULD FISH THE RED IN THE SPRING IN Table Rock with some color to the water!

[Gundog]

Definitely the red craw. Spring means muddy water and in my neck of the woods muddy water means dark color lures. 

[Raul]

I've caught thousands of bass with chrome.

[Bluebasser86]

Caught tons of bass on the Rayburn Red traps. Haven't thrown one yet this year, might have to change that this week. 

[Catt]

Toledo Gold

[roadwarrior]

Chrome/ Blue

 

 

[ThePolkFolk]

Gold/Black Back is the ticket for me.

[Mike L]

Anything with chrome. It's all in the flash down here. 

 

 

 

 

Mike 

[NYWayfarer]

Top right or bottom left.

[J Francho]

That red craw pattern is about the only bait you need on Oneida Lake from ice out thru the spawn.

["hamma"]

Although any of them I can apply over here, I'd have to lean towards the chrome model. Ticking the weed tops with that flash of silver,.? Simply deadly, and often overlooked by many.