When it comes to soft plastics, there are about a million and one colors and color patterns to choose from. Of course, it’s no secret that many are made more to catch your eye at the tackle shop than they are to catch the fish. So, how are you supposed to cull through the choices and know what to stow in your tacklebox? The bottom line is that there’s just no telling what the fish will want on any given day. The hot bait could be white today, and starburst-rasta-purplicious-WTH tomorrow. That said, if you keep these three top picks close at hand, 90-percent of the time you’ll be able to offer the fish something they’ll eat.
Should you still carry a wide selection of colors ranging from bubblegum pink to jet black? Absolutely. There will be times and places when these top three aren’t producing, but for some strange reason another color does. Experimentation is the key to catching fish on those days. But 90-percnet of the time, white, purple, or electric chicken will do the trick.
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