Ringworm Colors

What are your Go-To colors for spring walleye??

My Pool 8 favorites.

Purple White
Chartruese Orange Core
Chartruese Green Core
Electric Blue
Cotton Candy
Pearl Blue Oystershell
Pink Bubblegum Pepper

But if you want a killer set up for pool 8 get yourself some Catalpa Orange Super Doo’s

Pool 4 Fab 5 rarely disappointments. But add orange core & green core if water gets really dirty. White, the forgotten color, has been proving itself as well.

oyster
pro-blue
chart-pepper
purp’chart
firecracker chart

Let us know what works for you!

Add in oystershell, Stewarts problue, chartreuse pepper, catalapa chart. rings and the formerly available chart. pepper super doos (I bought a big stockpile a while back) to that list and you are getting near perfection. You really should just buy them all upfront – they should have that option when buying your first ringworms – you’ll wind up owning them all eventually anyhow ! And trust me when I say – each dog will have it’s day.

Now if we can only get them made in a green tomato color my tackle box would be complete… no wait – there are the discontinued ones from the past to acquire too… LOL

Your results may vary ~ Chuckles

OOPS – Dean was typing as I was…

Not in any particular order:

1) Chartreuse/orange core
2) Chartreuse/green core
3) Firecracker/chartreuse tail
4) Chartreuse pepper
5) Purple chartreuse tail
6) Purple white tail
7) Electric blue pearl tail
8) Catalpa chartreuse tail
9) Fire-N-Ice chartreuse tail
10) Gold Cracker chartreuse tail

When I start out…

My two colors are always Purple Chart Tail and Firecracker Chart Tail

Then what they said above !!!

When do the micro moxies come out?

no particular order, i usually let the fish tell me what they want.

green/chart core
purple/chart tail
goldcraker/chart tail
chart. pepper
chart/orange core
purple cracker
firecracker/chart tail

I’m going to ask a stupid question relating to the ringworms. Part because I don’t want to make an incorrect assumption and part because I’ve never fished with a ringworm. Anyways, here it is: how do you guys fish with the ringworm? Do you use a jig? Do you drag it with a jig? Lindy rig? Bottom bouncer and a spinner rig? All of the above?

JD

I think you could do all of the above. Most river guys I know run it on a jig. Vertical jiggin, pitching and draggin are all popular with that set up.

All the colors stated above are great choices. After the high dirty water of last year if I had one color to take on the river with me this spring it would be white. White paddle tail or Moxies to be exact.

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I think you could do all of the above. Most river guys I know run it on a jig. Vertical jiggin, pitching and draggin are all popular with that set up.

All the colors stated above are great choices. After the high dirty water of last year if I had one color to take on the river with me this spring it would be white. White paddle tail or Moxies to be exact.

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X2 here.
Jig & ringworm for pitching, dragging & vertical jigging. You really can’t go wrong using them this way.
Same goes for the new Moxi’s.

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After the high dirty water of last year if I had one color to take on the river with me this spring it would be white. White paddle tail or Moxies to be exact.

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X2

Back when I only fished the MN river, white was the ONLY color of plastic I threw. I will be stocking up on white moxies, ringworms, and white cranks again now that the water level looks like it will be a long drawn out period of high/dirty water.

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Not in any particular order:

1) Chartreuse/orange core
2) Chartreuse/green core
3) Firecracker/chartreuse tail
4) Chartreuse pepper
5) Purple chartreuse tail
6) Purple white tail
7) Electric blue pearl tail
8) Catalpa chartreuse tail
9) Fire-N-Ice chartreuse tail
10) Gold Cracker chartreuse tail

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Joel stole my list.