Twiggy worms / Motor Oil 1/2 oz. lead weight 4/0 hook Toledo Bend 1970 .

I caught every bass in lake Hawkins in the 70's and early 80's on an electric blue Mr Twister

Mann's Blueberry Jelly Worm.. caught a bunch of em on Guntersville on those back in the day

Purple with a yellow tail use to be my go to

4" power worm Tequila Sunrise
4" power worm Fire & Ice

Those were phenominal colors I threw in NJ as a kid

Our go to for numbers of fish was the 6" purple with white curly tail mister twister. For lunkers my dad believed in the culprit 7.5" crawdad color. Man we caught some fish on those worms

Barlows had some opaque green with red inside that were good. Used to whack em pretty good on a black lizard with yellow dots all the way along the back of them. Can't remember what company made em. This was late 80's early 90's for both of those.

Mister twister made lizards with white and yellow dots.
The4 inch ones have caught a lot of big fish with spots or just black.

Burple.....no I didn't mispell purple. Don't know if it ever hit Texas but it was a definite go-to in East TN.

These were one of my favorites,...when I retired from bass fishing, they were hung on my wall of fame.

Wrong

Hmmmm…..Scoundrel

Black grape

Frank, I did not say that ALL the colors were still available but many of them are still sold today. Maybe you need to pull your head out and go look and see.

Most of the colors listed on page 1 are still made and some of those same colors are also listed on page 2.

Stembridges Fliptail in black or purple
grape fire tail
purple white tail, by Yum Yum, or Mister Twister
Red black core ( Bloodline) with silver flake, Fire & Ice ,Electric Blue, and Plum by Ring Rascall.