So i was putting some of my baits away and noticed that i had left a zoom mag purple worm and a watermelon zoom fluke together. The colors had blended and I was left with a really awesome purple and watermelon color. This was a cool thing. I started doing this more to my baits, I am waiting to test the new colors out. The longer you leave the baits together the more solid color each bait will receive. You can make so many different shades of colors. Who knows, maybe I'll stumble across the next big color (death for the sexy shad!)

anyone ever do this? stumbled across it by accident.

Slayed em one day at Alan Henry with pearl flukes that I had left in a baggie with some black/chartreuse tail power worms.  The flukes picked up the chartreuse coloring and it looked like they were made to look that way

it happened to me in my younger days while leaving soft plastics together......

i realized immediately not to do this, as color bleeding would ensue.

im sure they'll still work fine though...... but personally, i'll still try to keep mine apart

I have a few green pumpkin worms that have red tails because they sit beside my red shad worms in the box and every so often a tail will cross the border.