Plastic Worm

All issues and conditions aside, what is your favorite color for LM Bass ? My "go to" is black with a blue tail, second is black with a chartreuse tail.

 

For LM on my lake the choice is chartreuse with a black tail but I think lake conditions make a HUGE difference in how effective plastic worm color is. My lake is clean and clear and most of the year you have to fish deep with a plastic worm which is why I think the brighter chartreuse is more effective. Hey, its darker down there right? :wink:

 

ive caught one bass in the last couple of years.

it was yesterday.
on the golf course.
with a ham sandwich and a six iron.
scooped him right onto the sand.
this means ive used up all my luck. thats too bad.



i like pumpkin seed/chartreuse

 

Murkey water, brighter colors. Clear water, more subdued colors.

Of course when my buddy in the boat catches a fish, I switch to what he was using.

 

for whatever reason, a black or darker worm always worked best almost every time for me regardless the conditions.

had this place id fish from the bank and could kill the bass with a black and chartreuse or blue tail.

yet put a dark one with a pink tail and fighting a choupique was soon to follow.

then again, i was deep in the swamp. alligator gars are proof of evolution, outside of patrick ewing.

i use lead shot when i can so no worries.

 

Me? I use a cast net for "green trout" (in shallow water of course). The trick is to match the color af the net with whatever color the famous "color C lector" tells me to throw.

Last time out I caught a six incher that way !!

 

Can we adopt a "NO LIBERAL CRAP" rule for this forum?



I normally prefer Junebug Red fished "Wacky" style.

 

I've cast netted for shad to fish with live bait and halled in a few myself. They shouldn't have been chasing the shad. :hihi:

 

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