I've been doing pretty well of late fishing the 5" Senko and AB's Trick worm.  I generally rig weedless but find wacky rigging to be a lot of fun as well.  The problem my son and I have with the wacky rig is that most of the time we loose the worm when you hook one.

The question is what colors do most of you find productive for daylight fishing in somewhat murky water?

Watermelon Purple Swirl 5" Trick Stick from *.com

If the water is pretty muddy than I go to Black/blue flake.

Pick one that you like, they all work!

I prefer "dark".

8-)

Watermellon/Red

Camoflague

PB & J (Peanut, Butter & Jelly)

Green Pumpkin

Cinnamon

Christmas Tree

Ive only fished Senkos a few times, but i was on a stained lake when it was overcast and raining on and off using color 302 which is a red with red/black flakes and they were hitting it like crazy.

Junebug!

Typically anything from smoke/gray to dark.  Fleck colors as well.

Green

Black

Red Shad

Get yourself a Wacky Tool Rig and O-Rings. You'll save on the worms.

*.com 5" trick stick

pumpkinseed

junebug

caught my new PB the first time I ever used these lures (2 weeks ago), I was using junebug.

shimmer shad

smoke red pepper

junebug

any variation of watermelon

but it mostly depends on water clarity

Any of the dark Senko colors will work but I prefer the Black with blue flake and the Watermelon/GreenPumpkin Laminate.

One thing that makes the worms last even longer than the o-rings (for me anyways) is to put a small piece of electrical tape around the worm wherever you rig it wacky style. Just dont let them get to hot because the tape will start to fall off and it will get real sticky.

Watermelon Neon or Black Blue Tail  

i've swapped colors ranging from light to dark and they've all worked for me

one of my friends has a lot of success on a black and blue laminate GYCM senko. a plain black *** trickstick does well too for dead stickin