Well, I can only tell you what I have had in my own garden, Lonicera sempervirens Magnifica.
It was spectacular! Every hummingbird in the neighborhood was on it. Morning and dusk. Very big vine with a spring bloom to knock you over!
It had aphids all over it in the spring.
Then someone on this forum suggested that spraying not only in spring, but in fall also would help.
It did, and the next spring I didn't have quite so many aphids.
But you will get them. Just spray it.
Pick the brightest in color of the 3 you have listed and go with that, hummers are attracted to the color red and orange.
Good Luck!

L. sempervirens 'Magnificum' has been here for 4 years and is already budding up to bloom. Bloom comes in waves until hard frost and covers the vine.
Ants nurse aphids, like we care for cows, so if you can get rid of the ants, the aphids will be often be eaten by beneficial insects.
I have been nursing along a L. telmanianna for several years. That also has spectacular blooms. It is potted up, but may be big enough to bloom, at last. I supposed it will thrive in Sun as well as part shade. 'Telmanianna' may be odorless. I know 'Magnifica' is.

Found a website that pictures some brilliantly colored honeysuckles, some scented.
http://www.climbing-plants.info/honeysuckle.htm