Making plastic baits, what's your favorite color?

I'm making some soft plastic baits tonight to use out on the water this weekend. Just curious what is everybody's favorite color, or combination of colors? The mold I'm using is a 2.5" Fry, and lamination plate by DO-IT molds. Here are a few that I've poured so far...........
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Black and chartreuse tail. or blue and white tale

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Motor Oil/Chartreuse

Junebug/Chartreuse

Those look great!

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I was always curious how those where made. Great job....

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Originally Posted by measure em

I was always curious how those where made. Great job....

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It's a really easy process. I use a basic 1000 watt microwave to heat my plastisol. If you go to the do-it website: Welcome to Do-it Molds - When pride is on the line you can check out all of their soft plastic molds. They seem to have top quality products.
If you go to the "YouTube University" you can find a plethora of videos on injecting soft plastics.

Those are awesome!!!


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Originally Posted by CrappiePappy

Motor Oil/Chartreuse

Junebug/Chartreuse

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Do you fish the Motor Oil/Chartreuse in dingy/muddy water? I've had pretty good luck with the grubs in the top photograph on Pomme de terre as well as Truman, the water's been stained on both of them.

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Originally Posted by Blind_Squirrel

Do you fish the Motor Oil/Chartreuse in dingy/muddy water? I've had pretty good luck with the grubs in the top photograph on Pomme de terre as well as Truman, the water's been stained on both of them.

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I'm using them in KY & Tenn waters, which run from lightly stained to moderately stained unless heavy rains brings the levels up quickly. If I do have to fish dingy/dirty water, darker body colors do seem to work better, but they also do quite well in the lesser stained waters. I like dark/light (contrast) coloration on most of my plastics, but I just mentioned those two because they aren't always in the mix when colors/combos are being discussed ... at least not as often as blue/char - purple/char - black/char - etc.

I don't think I even have any black/char plastics, so I use Junebug/char or dark blues & purples w/chartreuse tails.

Nice looking baits!