just curious as to what your favorite color and brand of worm you drop shot with is. now that i own a spinning rod, i find myself wanting to drop shot a lot more.... funny cus im not really a light line kinda guy.

Any of the variations of blue, red, or green-style robo's for me.

I throw a 3 inch Berkeley Dropshot worm in gray. Otherwise I throw a purple kut tail worm.

I like the SK 3x worms, they catch fish as good as anything I have ever used, plus they last forever. I don't care how durable baits are, as long as they catch fish, but these are the best of both worlds, and around here you could catch a 5lb SM, a 5lb LM, or 3000 rockbass in any given area. It's nice to not lose $500 worth of baits a trip to rockbass.

I don't have much color preferance, greenpumpkin works, so thats what I use.

Roboworm FX 6" Sculpin Ayu - Watermelon / Bronze neon/ Pearl

chartreuse lizard

I like the 4.5" roboworm fat straight tail worm in baby bass. I don't drop shot much, but that's one of my favorite split shot worms.

4.5" roboworm in morning dawn, killer. 6" also works well. Also, while not traditional "worms", the keitech swing impact and jackal cross tail shad are the best baits out there for dropshotting. Pricey however!

4" Rage Tail Grub in pearl white. Deadly. I also like a 7" Thumper cut in half, in any of the green colors.

It's nice to not lose $500 worth of baits a trip to rockbass.

Oh God, that time of year is right around the bend. Stupid Rocky Balboas - Adrien, we need more senkos!

4 inch robo in purple

Robo,SK 3 X,Zoom french fry! Purples,black.

Oh God, that time of year is right around the bend. Stupid Rocky Balboas - Adrien, we need more senkos!

Where I fish,we have to deal with the aggressive Green Sunfish. They hit a dropshot so hard,and are gone before you can even fathom what just happened. Sometimes you stick a good solid one and its worth the fight they have in them.

Roboworm FX 6" Sculpin Ayu - Watermelon / Bronze neon/ Pearl

That's my choice for a worm but since I got ahold of some 4 inch Sharks in Ed's candy craw, that's my go to bait.