If You Had One Lure To Use For The Rest Of Your Life, What Would It Be? 2024
outdoorsman110 reply :
Mine would have to be a Bomber A.. Or a POP-R.
Mike__D reply :
Skinny dipper or a 5 inch senko.
Mike D
Simp reply :
Jig because I can fish it in any cover and any depth.
NBR reply :
I'd probably quit fishing over the frustration over what to do with the other 5,000 or so other baits I have.
Packard reply :
Northstar Premier Jig
craww reply :
Jig. That bite never dies.
"BRB" reply :
Brush Hog
HookSetDon reply :
jig
BassWhole! reply :
Adriana Lima
Osprey39 reply :
I don't think it's fair to answer this question simply with 'jig' lol. There's so many different kinds of jigs and they all have different things they are good at. Yeah, you can flip a swim jig or swim a flipping jig but there's a reason they make different styles for those things 
I would have to say tubes myself because like jigs, they can be fished so many different ways. You can fish it with a jighead for open areas or fishing up in the water column or you can Texas rig them for flipping or fishing heavy cover. You can also skip them under docks and trees if you are good at that sort of thing (I'm not...yet).
tholmes reply :
On 4/20/2012 at 6:54 AM, craww said:Jig. That bite never dies.
Truth^^
Tom
Mike L reply :
Flipping jig and Fluke
Mike
kylek reply :
I would have to go with a 8" plum color worm. No matter where I am fishing I can always count on this color to produce at least one fish for me.
gr8outdoorz reply :
On 4/20/2012 at 6:54 AM, craww said:Jig. That bite never dies.
X2!! It catches big bass all year long at any depth on any water!
Darren. reply :
4 or 5" senko, watermelon gold flake
Jake P reply :
I'm assuming were taking one lure for strictly lm bass. It would have to be a 5” Senko.
Catt reply :
The #1 most productive lure ever - a plastic worm & more specific a 7 1/2" Ring Worm in Cinnamon Pepper Neon Jungbug Laminated!
tomustang reply :
An electro fisher.
loodkop reply :
Buzz frog. When it gets too cold to fish on top I'll drag it on a c/ rig or shakey head. I'm not willing to give up my top water strikes.
0119 reply :
Zoom Super Fluke in White Ice
Jigs 4 Pigs reply :
5" Senko - smoke w/ black, blue, n' chart flake, wacky rigged w/ o-rings
Bass_Fanatic reply :
An A-Rig...then I could fish 5 lures at one time!!
esoxangler reply :
5" Green Pumpkin Senko
"BRB" reply :
On 4/20/2012 at 7:50 PM, Bass_Fanatic said:An A-Rig...then I could fish 5 lures at one time!!
I was waiting for someone to say an a-rig. Surprise it took so long!
deep reply :
(Castiing) Jigs.
Fontana Finesse Man reply :
1/2 oz blue glimmer spinnerbait.
webertime reply :
A T-Rigged and snelled Berkley Pit Boss with a 3/8oz. weight. Flip it, swim it, catch fish with it!
brushhoggin reply :
with the way they've been eatin a lake fork craw tube these past few weeks, i may have to go roll with that
Nice_Bass reply :
7 inch power worm in pumpkinseed. 3/8oz bullet weight.
BassinNY reply :
Alien Head Jig. Can be fished anytime anywhere.
SausageFingers reply :
Poison head jig. It can be flipped, swam, and dragged along the bottom.
hawk reply :
Manns jelly worm, blackgrape...worked in the 70's and still work today...old habits are hard to break...
iceintheveins reply :
Spinnerbait
Raul reply :
Easy answer: 5 inch curly tail grub
A 5 in grub in the hands of a knowledgeable resourceful angler with a good assortment of terminal tackle is the closest thing to an all around bait you can fish with.
slonezp reply :
Fishing for fun, a jig
Fishing for food, a senko
whitwolf reply :
8" big dead ringer.....Red shad......
SirSnookalot reply :
A bucktail...will catch almost any fish in any body of water and moving the bait a few different ways.
iceintheveins reply :
I catch tons of fish on spinnerbaits, even though they aren't my most productive lure overall (various plastics usually are). I just don't think you can get more versatility from another lure than a spinnerbait. They work fished slow, fished fast. Warm water, cold water. Clear water, murk water. You just can't go wrong throwing them and finding the correct retrieve and depth.
iceintheveins reply :
It's hard to say no to a jig though too, but I think the spinnerbait gets the nod because it works better in low light conditions, and for covering water.
jdwo reply :
I have to go with an old faithful...
Black & Blue Chatterbait.
Bluecrewbass reply :
A jig!
LgMouthGambler reply :
Proven today, Im gonna have to go with my go to bait. 6" Zomm Lizard in Watermelonseed red
fxdwgkd reply :
ribbontail worm
Bair reply :
Definitely going to have to go with the jig
NCLifetimer reply :
One technique would be a texas rig. One specific lure would be a robo worm 6" shaky head in ehlers edge. Crank is a close second, but their is nothing like feeling that tap and setting the hook on a 8 lber.
shimmy reply :
On 4/22/2012 at 7:46 AM, iceintheveins said:It's hard to say no to a jig though too, but I think the spinnerbait gets the nod because it works better in low light conditions, and for covering water.
Works better in low light conditions...Well now this is interesting. Please share...
Treydizzle45 reply :
Strike king Jigs. Flippn n swimmin
outdoorsman110 reply :
Keep it coming guys! This thread is good!
The American reply :
Zoom finesse in green pumpkin on a 1/4 oz shakey head.
MN_SONNEN_ANGLER reply :
Jig, hands down!
prjavelin reply :
so many different responses d**n
piscicidal reply :
Only one? Tough call, but I'd say a mid-sized worm. I'm going with the Zoom U-tail, primarily because it works so well on topwater. You can buzz it on top like a frog. You can T-rig/C-rig it down in the column. Clip the tail and deadstick it like a senko. You can flip/pitch it, if you had to.... Very versatile bait that can be used in different conditions.
hatrix reply :
Usually I would of said jig. Recently I have been loving the grass minnow.
general3380 reply :
Weightless Super Fluke, or a Sinko. sorry I couldn't decide on just one...both have proven to me to catch fish at all times of the year no matter how hard it is to provoke a bite...some shade or watermelon in color
outdoorsman110 reply :
GOGOGO! I love this thread guys!! Keep posting!
bassmaster3541 reply :
I just can't stop fishing horny toads... I would just be screwed in the colder times of the year in Mass
Clash City Rocker reply :
I think I'm the first for this one: Rat-L-Trap, Chrome w/ Blue back, fitted with some nice VMC hooks.
North Ga Hillbilly reply :
It'll sound crazy, but I'd go with an 8" rainbow trout colored Hudd. Not alot of bites, but quality fish.
Now if I was hungry, and expected to be that way for a while, then I'd get about 10#s of senkos and go to bed full.
NGaHB
Jake P reply :
This was my first thought, exact same color and size too! But i started thinking about the trebles and if i was fishing in a rough spot with alot of hang ups, so I decided on a senko!On 4/26/2012 at 4:10 AM, Clash City Rocker said:I think I'm the first for this one: Rat-L-Trap, Chrome w/ Blue back, fitted with some nice VMC hooks.
Osprey39 reply :
On 4/24/2012 at 11:42 AM, shimmy said:Works better in low light conditions...Well now this is interesting. Please share...
Think he means that it works better in low light because of the vibrations the blades put off. Fish don't need to see spinnerbaits and that's why they are a good choice in muddy or heavily stained water.
tbirds00 reply :
Have to go with a manns stone jig with a roboworm kickin craw for a trailer
baluga reply :
3" Big Hammer swimbait on 1/4 Oz leadhead works great in both saltwater and freshwater.
ksboy reply :
I'm goin' with Glenn on this one. WHITE SPINNERBAIT!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!
outdoorsman110 reply :
Come on BR members! Let's keep this topic alive!
tnbassfisher reply :
Zoom 4" Lizard
kylek reply :
After this weekends fishing trip I need to change my answer!!! We knocked the crud out of the bass on a 5" yum dinger fished wacky rigged!!! It didn't matter what color we threw at them!!!
TheWarHound reply :
Jig and Pig, black and blue
chubaka reply :
Baby Brush Hog in Watermelon Candy 
midnighthrasher reply :
Crush Worm from Set the hook
GoBlue80 reply :
red eye shad in sexy shad color
swimbait king reply :
texas rig motor oil wit red flakes worm 3/16 oz.... nvr fails
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