Don't remember who but someone does because I had a few.

 

Allen

I heard that another off-beat color that has it's moments is the Bumble Bee Swirl.

Bubble gum senkos are great. I catch a fish almost every time. 

The solid white ones are my favorite tho! 

I used a bubble gum senko as a trailer for my jig today and it worked great.

For me, pink is a mandatory color to have when smallmouth fishing. Largemouth like it too 

Ive been using the 3" bubble gum senkos weightless texas rigged as my main bait in clear to stained water since mid october here in south eastern ohio ( temps from 50 degrees to the 30s) and have been killing it. LMBs love them in every body of water i throw them in, river to ponds. I even been catching rainbow trout on them lately today i caught a rainbow that was 18 inches.

Pearl with flake and bubble gum Senkos have always worked for us. 7.1 LM on the pearl Senko

                                                                        Jim

7 hours ago, DR Sardino said:

Ive been using the 3" bubble gum senkos weightless texas rigged as my main bait in clear to stained water since mid october here in south eastern ohio ( temps from 50 degrees to the 30s) and have been killing it. LMBs love them in every body of water i throw them in, river to ponds. I even been catching rainbow trout on them lately today i caught a rainbow that was 18 inches.

I carry the bubblegum colored TRDs just to use on a Ned rig for trout. I catch quite a few bass doing it too though. 

On 6/19/2017 at 10:19 AM, Choporoz said:

Few lures that I have less confidence in than plastics in bubble gum and merthiolate (blaze orange.)  Tried and dismissed both colors a long time ago.

Same for me....

Yes, pink senkos work, I know this is an old thread but after trying out morning dawn roboworms I'm convinced they'll bite bubble gum senkos. 

Never used Bubble Gum but have used Morning dawn, which is a redder pink.  Works great!

   1) I've been told that below 5' in dirty water and below 8' in clear water, pink turns to gray.

   2) When bass are hitting on the crappie fry, pink works great. Otherwise, kinda so-so.   jj

Big six inch worms in cerise fished under a float are a deadly late winter wild steelhead bait. 

Was out last week and landed 9-10 around 1-1.35 lb little guys on the same bubblegum wacky rigged. It was pretty dirty water but shallow around 3-5 ft. some were hitting it in 1-2 ft by the bank

I don't have any bubblegum senkos. However, I do always have a bag of zoom bubblegum trick worms. I t-rig them, wacky rig them, and swim them.