when do colors for plastics like bubblegum or florescent colors work best? What sittuation would be best to use these colors??

Bubblegum has done well for me in clear water.  Fluorescent colors in low light conditions or stained water.

I've had success with bubblegum senkos for smallies.

Pink, white and yellow trick worms are fun to throw as you can see the bass inhale the worms.

I have caught bass on the Lemon Senkos, too.

The bright colors do well in stained and dirty water.

Sometimes you want to throw the bright colors in clear or lightly stained water when the bite is tough and you want a change of pace.

Try the pink trick worms and have some fun watching the bass come up and look at them or just dart out and explode on them.

Pink, white and yellow trick worms are fun to throw as you can see the bass inhale the worms.

I have caught bass on the Lemon Senkos, too.

The bright colors do well in stained and dirty water.

Sometimes you want to throw the bright colors in clear or lightly stained water when the bite is tough and you want a change of pace.

Try the pink trick worms and have some fun watching the bass come up and look at them or just dart out and explode on them.

* when the bite is tough you can sometimes use the colors that in no way look like forage in order to illicit a strike even when the fish are not actively feeding.

Overcast skies. All the water i fish is clear.

Clear water in MICHIGAN.. !!!!!!!!!!!!

Come on.. !!!!!!!

Jeff

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Pink, white and yellow trick worms are fun to throw as you can see the bass inhale the worms.

Thats a very good point. If you are trying to teach someone how to fish plastics these colors are perfect because they can actually see them rather than just fishing them by feel.