All ya need is green pumpkin, green pumpkin and dark green pumpkin 😂. Yea you really only need three colors to be successful, the rest catch fisherman more than fish lol. A natural color (shad imitation is fine) watermelon, green pumpkin (which is universal to all color clarities but super muddy), super muddy use a black, black blue or dark junebug. The green pumpkin can vary with flake colors just depends on what youre confident in. Thats in worme or stick baits. In swimbaits maybe 4 colors to cover the spectrum due to the various bait fish you may encounter.
New sub, great info, thank you!!! The Yamamoto 5" watermelon with chartreuse tail has saved me from getting skunked too many times to count!!! I also keep some bubble gum/pink ones in my bag just to throw something different when fishing heavily pressured public ponds/lakes, it has produced bites when the fishing is tough.
Thanks for the sub! I keep forgetting about bubblegum to be honest but I just haven't experienced much success in that color in a senko, bubblegum is however one of my favorite floating worm colors that I throw a lot throughout most of the year.
@@DavidBromenshenkelFishing I have used only the 4" bubblegum not the 5" and that has worked in the past, maybe the downsizing + color change has helped ???
Hello from Autryville, NC area. Enjoy viewing your videos. Starting to see some weather in the 50 & 60's here. Hope to start fishing here in the next week or so. My favorite senko is the black blue tip, usually Wacky rigged.
Im in florida, and i use custom worms. I dont use regular colors.and i do good with em. I use the custom.color after i throw a different lure. Its a follow up bait,and i need to see how i work it,so a bright color is key for my needs.and i try new colors all the time. My thoughts... its just a silhouettes they see,and i hold the worm up to the light to see what it looks like from below..how much it glows,or translucency.
Yes I do, mine still is not quite the same shade of watermelon base as the GYCB version but its close enough in my opinion. Feel free to send some of your warm Arizona air temps up my way!
Its also doesn't help that the Do-It CNC Senko molds that I'm using don't seem to close tight despite me clamping them pretty solidly. On one of my molds I had to remove the hinge entirely because it wouldn't shut tight. Not saying its a pressure issue just that these Do-It Senko molds are the only molds that I have that ever give me flashing issues. I probably could do a better job of trimming the flashing but the fish don't seem to care too much.
@@DavidBromenshenkelFishing ohhhh. yeah, i have a do-it senco mold too, they get the job done but they are not the best. they usually leave a matte finish because of the sand cast surface though, but yours looked pretty glossy. i wouldnt have expected it to be a do-it mold. ive heard things like hitting them with a heat gun melts it off quick and easy, but like you, if they are for my own use, i really dont care. i was going to go on on the subject of sencos, but i see you have a video on shooting sencos on the side there >>> ill go check that out.
I used to watch Kyle Welcher when he had his truth series. It was great, and he had it boiled down to just a few things. Now he's a sell-out and pitches sponsor crap.
I never checked out his stuff, will have to watch the truth series now that you got my curiosity going. I wonder if more guys had more non endemic sponsors they would become less or come off less of a sellout?
Not sure what I'm suppose to take this comment as soo I'm going to give you the benefit of the doubt and just say that I would love to fish more but seeing as how our lakes up here are currently frozen over with about 6" of ice I'm afraid I'm not going fishing anytime soon so I'm staying online and going to keep cranking out videos. If you like them and find them helpful or entertaining than awesome, that's what I'm aiming for. If not than no big deal I might have something that will be in the future for you.
I WISH I could narrow it down to just those! Its all just a confidence thing just like with anything in fishing. Fully agreed though a Watermelon, a green pumpkin, and a junebug or black/blue will do just about everything one could ever ask for.
All ya need is green pumpkin, green pumpkin and dark green pumpkin 😂. Yea you really only need three colors to be successful, the rest catch fisherman more than fish lol. A natural color (shad imitation is fine) watermelon, green pumpkin (which is universal to all color clarities but super muddy), super muddy use a black, black blue or dark junebug. The green pumpkin can vary with flake colors just depends on what youre confident in. Thats in worme or stick baits. In swimbaits maybe 4 colors to cover the spectrum due to the various bait fish you may encounter.
Green pumpkin and black with blue flake has worked the best for me.
I have more than a few close friends that swear by that color combination!
New sub, great info, thank you!!! The Yamamoto 5" watermelon with chartreuse tail has saved me from getting skunked too many times to count!!! I also keep some bubble gum/pink ones in my bag just to throw something different when fishing heavily pressured public ponds/lakes, it has produced bites when the fishing is tough.
Thanks for the sub! I keep forgetting about bubblegum to be honest but I just haven't experienced much success in that color in a senko, bubblegum is however one of my favorite floating worm colors that I throw a lot throughout most of the year.
@@DavidBromenshenkelFishing I have used only the 4" bubblegum not the 5" and that has worked in the past, maybe the downsizing + color change has helped ???
Hello from Autryville, NC area. Enjoy viewing your videos. Starting to see some weather in the 50 & 60's here. Hope to start fishing here in the next week or so. My favorite senko is the black blue tip, usually Wacky rigged.
very informative video dude, thanks for sharing. Will def take notes.
Im in florida, and i use custom worms. I dont use regular colors.and i do good with em. I use the custom.color after i throw a different lure. Its a follow up bait,and i need to see how i work it,so a bright color is key for my needs.and i try new colors all the time. My thoughts... its just a silhouettes they see,and i hold the worm up to the light to see what it looks like from below..how much it glows,or translucency.
Thank you for the advice and awesome tips and video
Red Shad has been a great color for me
Never tried it in a stick worm, but love throwing red shad in ribbontails.
Thank you this really help me w man
Do you make the baby bass? I also make my own plastics in Arizona.
Yes I do, mine still is not quite the same shade of watermelon base as the GYCB version but its close enough in my opinion. Feel free to send some of your warm Arizona air temps up my way!
Watermelon red and black flakes is what works for me
Do you sell low blow Senko
im colorblind but im still gonna learn
Bass only see like 3-4 colors ! I have way too many senkos < They catch fisherman more than fish
Green, white, Red , bubble gum, Merthiolate and black
Everything else is marketing to catch the angler
i like the colors, but shoot with less pressure, it looks like youve got a lot of flash there.
Its also doesn't help that the Do-It CNC Senko molds that I'm using don't seem to close tight despite me clamping them pretty solidly. On one of my molds I had to remove the hinge entirely because it wouldn't shut tight. Not saying its a pressure issue just that these Do-It Senko molds are the only molds that I have that ever give me flashing issues. I probably could do a better job of trimming the flashing but the fish don't seem to care too much.
@@DavidBromenshenkelFishing ohhhh. yeah, i have a do-it senco mold too, they get the job done but they are not the best. they usually leave a matte finish because of the sand cast surface though, but yours looked pretty glossy. i wouldnt have expected it to be a do-it mold.
ive heard things like hitting them with a heat gun melts it off quick and easy, but like you, if they are for my own use, i really dont care.
i was going to go on on the subject of sencos, but i see you have a video on shooting sencos on the side there >>> ill go check that out.
@@DavidBromenshenkelFishing well that explains it. you have the FANCY do-it molds, lol. you did say "do-it cnc" but i guess i missed that part. my bad
If any of y’all want custom seniors I hotchu
I used to watch Kyle Welcher when he had his truth series. It was great, and he had it boiled down to just a few things. Now he's a sell-out and pitches sponsor crap.
I never checked out his stuff, will have to watch the truth series now that you got my curiosity going. I wonder if more guys had more non endemic sponsors they would become less or come off less of a sellout?
No. YOU only need those colors. Stick your head down and fish more and stay offline.
Coming from a guy who is currently only watching a fishing tip video, it’s somewhat hypocritical to come off at someone else
somewhat agreed. the only colors you NEED are watermelon red, green pumpkin brown w/ black, and junebug, but having more choice is never a bad thing.
Not sure what I'm suppose to take this comment as soo I'm going to give you the benefit of the doubt and just say that I would love to fish more but seeing as how our lakes up here are currently frozen over with about 6" of ice I'm afraid I'm not going fishing anytime soon so I'm staying online and going to keep cranking out videos. If you like them and find them helpful or entertaining than awesome, that's what I'm aiming for. If not than no big deal I might have something that will be in the future for you.
I WISH I could narrow it down to just those! Its all just a confidence thing just like with anything in fishing. Fully agreed though a Watermelon, a green pumpkin, and a junebug or black/blue will do just about everything one could ever ask for.