If you could bring one bait/lure with you fishing... 2024
mlpauley reply :
If you could bring just ONE bait/lure with you on a fishing trip what would it be?
Mine would probably be a blue fleck berkley powerworm
J Francho reply :
It would depend on the water, and the time of year. All my fish this year have been on two baits: crankbait and suspending jerkbait. It won't be like that in a month.
basser89 reply :
A tube. The color would have to be determined my the water I'm fishing but I can catch bass on tubes in all 12 months of the year. 
Pitchinkid reply :
one lure for all seasons and all water temps for anywhere in the world?
Id have to say a spoon. I hate using them but every fresh and saltwater game fish can be caught on a spoon.
SLO_ROLL reply :
This one is so easy. WHITE ROOSTER TAIL. Catches all kinds of fish. Burn it, let it fall, slow roll it, stroke it. I got a good laugh when my cousin tied one then just murdered the smallies and everything else.
umahunter reply :
white zoom super fluke
George Welcome reply :
Senko!
Big Tom reply :
QuoteIt would depend on the water, and the time of year. All my fish this year have been on two baits: crankbait and suspending jerkbait. It won't be like that in a month.
Exactly.
Fisher of Men reply :
I used to think this was an easy question, but. . . :-/
It would have to be one of three:
Chrome rat-l-trap
White spinnerbait
Shad Zoom fluke
All can be fished at different depths, although the weedlessness of the fluke would win out over the other two.
avid reply :
Hmmmmmmmmmm...only one eh?
gotta be a watermelon senko
but if I could have just one more than add in a ratLtrap.
And a chug bug would be nice.
Of course I just love those big ole culprit worms, and how about a ..........................................nevermind.
shady1 reply :
Purple or black plastic worm
5bass reply :
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jigga318 reply :
i would bring a jig you can fish it shallow or deep,drag it over pads like a frog, for largemouth or hop it along rockpiles for smallies. swim it like a spinnerbait. alround its the most versitle lure i throw
Crestliner2008 reply :
I'd have to go with the Senko I'm affraid. Will catch anything!
DINK WHISPERER reply :
8" Texas rigged Junebug worm. If they are a little lure shy i can pinch off 2" or so and still be good! ;D
TrippyJai reply :
Green Pumpkin Senko. That's it. I am a believer.
Georgia Jeff reply :
Black Zoom Trick Worm. You can fish it weightless, weighted, wacky rigged. I have caught more fish on a black trick worm than any other lure. You know what they say, Once you go black you never go back! ;D
SJex reply :
Green Pumpkin Fat Ika.
basspimple reply :
5/16 oz eakins jig in pb&j with matching eakins craw trailer.
kms399 reply :
manns baby 1 or a zoom super fluke
Maxximus Redneckus reply :
beetle spin if i needed food a plastic worm if i was doin it for fun and only had one bait to use
Hammer 4 reply :
Pumpkin Senco..
CSB reply :
Depends on the lake/season but probably a Senko or a Roboworm.
iceintheveins reply :
If the water is fairly clear, it would be a 4" creme white senko rigged on a 1/0 EWG Gammy.
BassnMan Mike reply :
Yamamoto Spider Grub on a Football Head
Blue Streak reply :
If I could only use one bait anywhere anytime it would be a Kalin's or Chompers 3 to 5 inch curly tail grub on a jig head.
CWB reply :
QuoteGreen Pumpkin Senko. That's it. I am a believer.
Read my mind. T-Rig or weightless it will catch fish shallow to deep,
Skip under docks, shimmy down into weeds, wacky rig where you might pitch a jig etc.
bassin is addicting reply :
yamamoto double tail hula grub in green pumpkin, black flake.
can fish it so many different ways. weightless, t-rig, c-rig, jig it, swim it, bounce it off bottom, even could pinch tails off, fish it backwards like a grub if needed.
bigfruits reply :
smallies - 1/4 bitsy bug jig with 3" craw trailer
largemouth - 1/4 oz yamamoto arkie jighead with 4" double tail hula grub
Dock Master reply :
Texas-rigged Zoom Junebug Trickworm. You can fish the whole water column with this bait .
ColtDewd reply :
A 5" senko................
Tucson reply :
Quoteyamamoto double tail hula grub in green pumpkin, black flake.can fish it so many different ways. weightless, t-rig, c-rig, jig it, swim it, bounce it off bottom, even could pinch tails off, fish it backwards like a grub if needed.
My choice too - love the versatility.
zaraspook_dylan2 reply :
Some sort of worm. They work all year around.
Dylan
guitarkid reply :
QuoteIt would depend on the water, and the time of year. All my fish this year have been on two baits: crankbait and suspending jerkbait. It won't be like that in a month.
X3
this time of year- a Black/silver daiwa peanut
In a couple months- A green pumpkin or motor oil trick worm
-gk
Ballpark Frank reply :
Usually I would say a T-rig 6" lizard, but not the past few weeks. My backup favorite has been doing the business though, a RI Sweet Beaver in Hematoma on a 1/4oz RI Screwed-Up jighead. I have caught decent fish every outing(at 6 different areas) on this rig.
.dsaavedra. reply :
7" red shad Hookup
or
5" green pump./chart. lam.Trick Stick
The_Natural reply :
QuoteIt would depend on the water, and the time of year. All my fish this year have been on two baits: crankbait and suspending jerkbait. It won't be like that in a month.
Exactly. So let's say I'm going tomorrow. I'd grab one of my crankin' rods and a shad colored square bill crank (a custom flat crank I bought on ebay). A jig or lizard would work well also, but I can burn water with the crank.
Primus reply :
Yamamoto hula grub on a 1/4 oz jighead, swim it, hop it or drag it you will get bit. Those who want to get started fishing a jig should consider starting with this one, the fish rarely let it go.
Catt reply :
Gene Larew 7 ½ Salty Ring Worm Cinnamon Pepper Neon/June Bug Laminated (Camouflage)
Nate D reply :
A 5" watermelon red Trick Stick
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