I like the motoroil with chartreuse tail tips, very subtle and effective, much less NEON WTFISTHAT than self dipped worms lol

Bubblegum floating worm


I can't tell you how many times I've been on the water on a rough day and I throw a weightless worm and start to catch fish. When it's tough, the crazier the color I go for. Throwing it underneath docks can be deadly. A lot of guys only throw this color in the spring, but you'd be surprised how well it works in the Summer during the heat.

So when has bubble gum senko worked for people? I've used it twice now, today in a spot that produced 5 bass on 3 other colors (I do pond and creek fishing), and it has only brought on bluegill nibbling on the tail.

Used to love Jawtech "Weird 82" worms. Neon Pink and blue. Worked great on bedding fish.

I have caught more fish on pink/orange swirl (some brands call it bubble gum yellow) than all other colors combined on senko type baits. Probably 10X. Sweet potato pie is a pretty good alternative. I like pearl white too.



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You know I had a bad day and getting desperate when I come home with a merthiolate worm tied on. But it bailed me out once so I keep putting my hope in it.

If I had a dollar for every bass I've caught on unnatural colors, I could probably pay cash for a new bass boat, motor, and trailer. Purple/yellow tail, blue/firetail, green/orange tail, blue/yellow stripe, all the glitter colors, etc. Weird doesn't seem to matter to the bass. I've never seen a black worm, but black has always been and continues to be my most consistent producer.

netbait makes some interesting colors... Toledo Special (Watermelon/Blue Fleck) is one of my go tos. They dont work on Conroe though...

I've caught more on black/orange senko and bubblegum/yellow swirl than anything else so far

Went out with a guide a few years ago. Spent about 12 hours on the water; no kidding, the guide threw a pink worm 10 out of 12 of those hours, and caught fish.

I have caught a bunch on sweet potato pie.