Whats your fav. color floatin' worm

[csikes91]

I prefer White or Pink......

[John Cullum]

Pink/Bubble gum gets my vote.

[cedar1]

bubblegum is what Ive had the most luck with

[Okeechobee_Cracker]

white all the way ;D

[Gatorbassman]

I love bubble gum, but it just doesn't work very good on my home lake. But Mathiolade just slays them.

[Rattlinrogue]

Bubblegum

[HoosierAngler]

Bubblegum/Yellow, I don't know what it is about that mix but it works great!

[Big_Bass_Rich]

Chartreuse

[Curado]

Bright colors like white, pink, chartreuse.

[Pond-Pro]

white or green pumpkin

[Will]

Plain old white.

[ww2farmer]

another vote for bubblegum, even in the clear waters around here it works very very well.

[Hot n Tot]

Yet another vote for bubblegum.  

[Rebbasser]

And another vote for bubblegum.

[Siebert Outdoors]

And another vote for bubblegum.

Me too

[DePoy79]

make that one more for bubble gum

[Guest the_mud_man]

those green flakey ones Zoom doesnt make anymore and Grape Jelly worms

[Boo]

What color is the bubblegum worm?

[Hot n Tot]

Bubblegum is bright pink.  

[BassMamma1054]

Taking the advice from this thread, I purchased both white and bubblegum. Since the bubblegum I bought did not come soaked in an attractant, I put them in the bag of white which did.

The out come was, more strikes and landing of a small mouth on bubblegum....notta on the white...not even a nibble!

Bubblegum gets my vote now too!

[spotaholic]

I have thrown them all and on the lake I fish Mathiolade will out fish any color combined. I am sure it is because our water stays so clear.

[Sweetwater]

If I'm sightfishing the top of the water column, white.

But the majority of the time I fish a weightless trick worm or senko, I deadstick it around cover in water up to 12 ' deep. In the majority of lakes and small ponds here in west Georgia, watermelon seed is the color of choice for this type of fishing.

[DePoy79]

bubble gum was my favorite, but i bought a bag of white zoom trick worms, and through them weightless, their not a floating worm but you can work them up on the surface just like a floating worm