Since I have been active on bass fishing boards about a year now, a few things really perplex me. One is the tendency to buy only the cheapest injection molded soft plastic worms, creatures and swim baits. It is no problem at all to spend $50K for a bass rigs, $300 to $400 rods & reels, yet refuse to pay 30 cents for a custom, top of the line plastic worm like Roboworms. Zoom, Berkley and Culprit mass produced injection molded products dominate the market. Two colors also make up 90% of the sales; watermelon/red flake and black/blue flake. The only time any good bass fisherman out west uses black with blue flake is night fishing or flipping the Sacramento Delta. We do use a combination of greens with red flake, usually adding black, green, blue and purple flakes to go with watermelon, however it is a secondary color used primarily in the spring.
I believe the anglers that start using colors like; Aarons magic, oxblood with light red flake, MM III and blue crawler will double the catch rate when fishing plastic worms. How easy is that! Give them something that the bass are not conditioned to.
Tom
Ps; http;//www.roboworm.com/ check out there products and look at the colors I listed, they work everywhere across the country. Innovations products, Yamamoto, Gitzit, Iovino products...the pro's are fishing them and you should.
I believe the anglers that start using colors like; Aarons magic, oxblood with light red flake, MM III and blue crawler will double the catch rate when fishing plastic worms. How easy is that! Give them something that the bass are not conditioned to.
Tom
Ps; http;//www.roboworm.com/ check out there products and look at the colors I listed, they work everywhere across the country. Innovations products, Yamamoto, Gitzit, Iovino products...the pro's are fishing them and you should.