Perhaps due to the depth people fish ribbon tail worms at - but it seems that ribbon tail worm colors people favor are different than say their shaky head worm colors ... With shaky head worm colors you often see green pumpkin or watermelon red called out while with ribbon tail worms its plum , plum apple , blue fleck , tequila sunrise , black and blue , etc. which are colors you don't even see in a typical shaky head worm - why is that ? At any rate , what are your favorite ribbon tail worm colors ?

The one I’ve had the most success with, and what I got my PB on was a red shad Fat Max. 
 

 

 

 

 

Mike

Fire ‘n Ice

Purple's .

Black/Blue, Red/Black,Pumpkinseed.

Blue fleck power worm...been catching bass on this color since the early 1990's...

 

3 minutes ago, Ski said:

Black/Blue, Red/Black,Pumpkinseed.

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Black Neon, Gooseberry, Redbug, Black-n-blue 

Junebug for worms of any shape 

Plum Apple, Red Bug, Black Blue Flake, and Scuppernog. 

Junebug and redbug 

Purple. Followed by black. 

Blk/blue or junebug

Motor oil, black, and green pumpkin are my favorites. 

Junebug with a chartreuse tail.

Hard for me to do better than black or motor oil.

Motor oil and Tequila Sunrise.  You can have the rest!

Junebug has caught me a lot of fish! #1 bait in my kayak. 

6 hours ago, BrianMDTX said:

Purple. Followed by black. 

My dad kills em on a purple worm. 

Put me in the black & blue corner. 

Purple works well here in my area.

Green pumkin, tequila sunrise, and solid black.

 

Allen 

purple with the last inch or two dipped in JJ's. Watermelon seed in shallower water.

9 hours ago, Bluebasser86 said:

Scuppernog

Ever wonder how they came up with that color name, or what Rx  they were taking?

Black, with or without blue flake. Doesn't seem to matter. Black just always seems to work no matter the water clarity, or light level. I like to keep it simple.

1 hour ago, papajoe222 said:

 

Ever wonder how they came up with that color name, or what Rx  they were taking?

It's a type of grape.