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What are some colors in soft plastics you can’t leave home without? I wanna expand my horizon from Green Pumpkin and Watermelon 

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I no particular order green pumpkin red, watermelon red, watermelon candy, pb&j, coppertruse, the deal, Alabama craw, California craw, purple haze, june bug, dirt, easy money, and new money go where I go.

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There is enough posts on soft plastic colors to keep you reading all winter.

Tom

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Ragetail summer craw rage menace caught fish for me in all water clarities this year. I think I can just keep this color and maybe a pack of black and blue with me be covered in 99% of situations. 

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I love black and blue. I can't not have it in my tackle box.

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In larger baits, like craws, green pumpkin, white, and chartreuse. For worms, black, watermelon, and a purple of some sort. I try and travel light, being in the canoe, and don't take but a couple colors other then these.

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Junebug - if I could only pick one ;) though 'Bama Bug' is starting to become a little more common (a GP/Junebug mix - best of both worlds).

 

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Junebug,white and green pumpkin are all I need. Sure I have countless others that I like and they work but they aren't must haves for me.

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Some baitfish color; like The Deal from ZMan, or Tennessee Shad, or pro blue red pearl. Green Pumpkin would be next followed by Chartreuse. If I could only stick with 3 those would be it.  

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Favorite generic colors I've used are black, white, watermelon red, and watermelon candy. Not a fan of green pumpkin. But to try and put the bait monkey on some of you, here are some senko colors I'm interested in trying very soon :).

 

Blue pearl silver flake, then pearl with small gold and large black flake, and watermelon smoke with purple and blue. These are all meant to imitate specific types of baitfish

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Edit: I forgot one important one. I used to be a huge fan of zoom's california 420 and I need to throw it more. It works. Try it in your favorite zoom plastic.

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Black/blue, junebug, watermelon candy, watermelon red, watermelon w/ gold flake, and black w/ red flake. I use certain colors for certain baits, but this usually rounds out the colors in my bag. 

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I always go dark. Dont know  any names but blacks, browns, green pumpkins, watermelons, any variations of that.  I mostly fish craw, creatures and tubes. I’m trying to

mimic, craws, sunfish, perch and other bottom critters. 

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12 hours ago, Team9nine said:

Junebug - if I could only pick one ;) though 'Bama Bug' is starting to become a little more common (a GP/Junebug mix - best of both worlds).

 

I use both those colors quite a bit . Just started using Bama Bug this past summer and went through several bags quickly . 

 

  Darker purples and their variants like Bama Bug , tequilla sunrise , june bug , electric blue ...  have worked for me in many types of water . From deep clear Ozark reservoirs to shallow muddy ox-bows lakes . 

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I’ve started experimenting with some of the soft plastic paints, adding a few dots or stripes.  I figure if it’s good enough for Bill Murphy, why not give it a try.  The thought is that it adds contrast and also enhances the illusion of movement.

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Sapphire Blue, Junebug, black neon/watermelon laminate. 

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Zoom's Ultravibe Speed Worm & Craw Watermelon Neon.

 

Black-n-Blue jig with a Sapphire Blue trailer 

 

White spinnerbait with double gold willowleaf 

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Black and blue chigger craw 

anything black and blue 

 

water melon pearl yum dingers 

 

summer craw with any type of plastic whether it’s a craw or worm has been a very good producer in the summer in clear water. 

berkly’s maxx scent baby bass color 

 

 

I can’t get straight green pumpkin to work up here in Michigan unless it is a tube.  Seems like the green pumpkin has to be accented with another color to worm IE summer craw or 6th sense green pumpkin burst. 
 

 

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Green pumpkin 

June bug 

bubble gum

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This made me think because I did alot of experimenting this year and didn't go with my normal go to colors. After throwing my go to colors and experimenting I have new go to colors. Some stayed the same but some changed for sure. 

 

Now all I need is junebug, green pumpkin or any variation like blue craw by SK, and white. I dont throw white craws but I didnt throw any just craws on their own at all this year so that doesn't even really count. 

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PB&G , Junebug and watermelon red for Senko's.......I throw mostly Senko's. Lol

 

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