15 hours ago, WRB said:

Try the Pro 6.75,  Senko, extra wiggle gets it done!

Tom

 

 

Thanks for the tip! I will definitely check them out!

On ‎3‎/‎24‎/‎2017 at 0:19 PM, GreenGhostMan said:

Green Pumpkin

Green Pumpkin Blue Flk

Black Blue Flake

Junebug

Watermelon Red

Cinnamon Purple Flake

 

OP here : Good replies ... I see colors I believed would be listed are holding true to form - about as far as I have strayed from the basics would be a Yum Dinger in Bream or a Senko in Green Pumpkin Magic color.

On 3/23/2017 at 5:52 AM, Catt said:

Watermelon Neon & Black Blue tip

Do you mean Watermelon Lemon Laminate or is there a color I’m not seeing?: 

Junebug and Bamabug . I bought the local stores out of those colors . So I had to resort to other colors . Bama magic worked good but ran out of those too . Green Pumpkin not so well . Then I tried Melon Pie , a  Mountain Dew colored worm . I wore them out with that weird neon colored worm . I'm Texas rigging them and fishing them on deeper  structure  and shallow cover .

 

Oopsy   five years later .?

Junebug

Black with blue flake

green pumpkin.

Black blue fleck

Junebug

And my new favorite green pumpkin with green and purple fleck.

 

Junebug

Watermelon red

Green pumpkin with black flakes. 
 

(Most times it’s not a Senko)
 

 

 

Mike

7 hours ago, GoneFishingLTN said:

Do you mean Watermelon Lemon Laminate or is there a color I’m not seeing?: 

 

Watermelon Red...throw in the water & tell me it doesn't flash like Neon!

Yamma Senkos only.

 

236

925 is my 95% color.  It is all I buy.  if I use another color it is just old stock I am trying to get rid of.

 

I have a third color on deck, but I rarely go to it.  the black blue.  last winter my friend kicked my butt with black blue, the yum dinger.  I might need to reconsider this color, since my ego can't handle another winter of wuupass

smoke hologram – #1 fish catching Senko I use, 6" size

watermelon/red

black/blue

green pumpkin 

Main 3 I throw:

Green Pumpkin Magic

Green Pumpkin

Cinnamon Black Purple Flake

 

 

5 years later GP still works best for me. Now my go-to clear water color is Natural Shad when there are baitfish present. This year I have to give honorable mention to one that has been working really well. Problem is the packages got wet, the stickers pealed so I don't have the color name? If you hold it up to the light it's a green in-between watermelon and GP and has small red flakes.

 

Allen

#956. But #906 is coming on strong. #297 is good, but I catch more on the other two by far. 

I'm not going to look up those numbers LOL . Are they purple?

Me relationship with Senkos:

 

Step 1: Go to the store.

Step 2: Locate the Senkos.

Step 3: Buy whatever color is in stock that I think looks good.

Step 4: Fish the Senkos.

Step 5: Catch bass all the same.

 

Watermelon Red is the only color that I will go out of my way for and that I find to be best. Also worth noting that while I buy all sorts of different colors according to the label, greenish, brownish, blackish is what I tend to stick with. The exact variation doesn't matter, except for Watermelon Red of course.

Green Pumpkin. Strike King shim e stick

4 hours ago, scaleface said:

I'm not going to look up those numbers LOL . Are they purple?

lol. No. #956 is watermelon with copper flake/orange with red flake; and #904 (not #906) is black/blue laminate.  

Is there some cool reason people are putting numbers instead of the color? 

11 minutes ago, Cbump said:

Is there some cool reason people are putting numbers instead of the color? 

Of course, duh?  
 

I can not bring myself to consistently use the same exact colors.  There are too many variants of black, green pumpkin, and watermelon.   Each time I buy a different variant.  

39 minutes ago, Cbump said:

Is there some cool reason people are putting numbers instead of the color? 

It’s a lot easier to type (and remember) #956 vs watermelon with copper flake/orange with red flake! ?

Green pumpkin, green pumpkin goby, and green pumpkin magic are the only three colors I use.