If you could only bring one lure to bring fishing with you, What are you bringing? 2024
Jay2017 reply :
Edit: this isn't a survival situation. This is for sport fishing for bass.
the goal is to catch as many bass as you can and you only can bring one lure.
J Francho reply :
I wouldn't bother fishing anymore.
ethan-333 reply :
senko
Yeajray231 reply :
bigfruits reply :
Yeajray231, your thread makes it seem like one lure in a survival situation (stranded)
if i could only use one lure for sport fishing its easily a jig and plastic craw trailer. id go with inline spinner in a survival situation.
Yeajray231 reply :
On 3/2/2017 at 6:30 AM, bigfruits said:Yeajray231, your thread makes it seem like one lure in a survival situation (stranded)
if i could only use one lure for sport fishing its easily a jig and plastic craw trailer. id go with inline spinner in a survival situation.
Mine wouldn't change lol.
The in line spinner has personally caught me bass, pike, channel cat, bluegill, crappie.. if that isn't sport fishing idk what is !
MickD reply :
If fishing for fish bigger than panfish, it would be a bullet head jig with a 4 inch paddle tail swim bait. Color will depend on where I'm stranded.
bigfruits reply :
On 3/2/2017 at 6:37 AM, Yeajray231 said:Mine wouldn't change lol.
The in line spinner has personally caught me bass, pike, channel cat, bluegill, crappie.. if that isn't sport fishing idk what is !
i didnt realize you posted inline spinner in your thread. 
i enjoy fishing with plastics more than i do with moving baits. sometimes i wont put the jig rod down when i know i should have a long time ago.
a senko would be a great survival bait if you only needed one fish. boring as hell to fish though! i use it as a follow up bait mostly these days.
MittenMouth reply :
Dynamite.
bigfruits reply :
On 3/2/2017 at 6:41 AM, MickD said:If fishing for fish bigger than panfish, it would be a bullet head jig with a 4 inch paddle tail swim bait. Color will depend on where I'm stranded.
MickD - that paddletail is going to rip after a few fish! then you have to resort to taking out seagulls with rocks. a homeless gentleman in san diego once told me that seagulls taste like crap.
jimf reply :
7.5" Culprit black shad plastic worm fishing for fun. I'd bring a #4 fly rod and fish a size 12 Wooly Bugger if fishing for survival - catch bluegill all day with that.
N Florida Mike reply :
On 3/2/2017 at 7:13 AM, jimf said:7.5" Culprit black shad plastic worm fishing for fun. I'd bring a #4 fly rod and fish a size 12 Wooly Bugger if fishing for survival - catch bluegill all day with that.
Love those black shad Culprits but I'd have to go with GY senko.
Robert Riley reply :
Either a homemade black and blue or black and chartreuse jig.
Jay2017 reply :
My bad for not clarifying but this isn't a survival situation. This is for sport fishing for bass. The goal is to catch as many fish as you can and you can only bring one lure.
WildmanWilson reply :
Probably a jig.
Nscheele reply :
I suppose it depends on the body of water, but the in line spinner has always been good to me.
gimruis reply :
Definitely not a soft plastic of any kind because of the durability issue. Probably a hard lure with treble hooks like a shallow running crank bait.
BigShew2 reply :
I'm with gimruis, a 6 or 7A bomber or 7 shad rap. if I could bring a whole bag of soft plastics it would probably be some Zoom U tails since i could texas/carolina rig or easily put on a shakey head.
MickD reply :
On 3/2/2017 at 6:56 AM, bigfruits said:
MickD - that paddletail is going to rip after a few fish! then you have to resort to taking out seagulls with rocks. a homeless gentleman in san diego once told me that seagulls taste like crap.
No, the paddletails I use last forever.
Bassguytom reply :
To catch as many fish as I can I'd bring a neg rig with a TRD.
BaitFinesse reply :
On 3/2/2017 at 6:41 AM, MickD said:If fishing for fish bigger than panfish, it would be a bullet head jig with a 4 inch paddle tail swim bait. Color will depend on where I'm stranded.
This. I catch a lot of fish on a 4 inch swiming dinger rigged this way.
Darren. reply :
Not survival, and for bass: a real GYCB Senko
MrTightLInes reply :
Wacky rigged Senko... easy choice for me. Gary Yamamoto
RMax reply :
Inline spinner or little crankbait.
Mosster47 reply :
6" Robo.
There used to never be a second thought about this question until that Ned rig came along. Now I have to think about it...
RoLo reply :
T-rigged 6" black straight-tail worm
Outdoor Zack reply :
Finesse worms, 4 3/4"
or a squarebill
PatrickKnight reply :
4 inch green pumpkin curly tail grub.
Swishpda reply :
Shakey Head Trick Worm
BassWhole! reply :
I hate these hypotheticals, but oh well,
if im bass fishing, a swim jig. If I'm trying to catch whatever will bite, an inline spinner.
A5BLASTER reply :
Black and red flake ribbit frog tied to 60 pound power pro with a 5 size double hook.
Good for bass, bowfin,gar, and gators.
AC870 reply :
Squarebill or chrome 'Trap.
crypt reply :
manns baby 1- chrome or gold.
Rohan Lupin reply :
Senko hands down.
Mike L reply :
Rage Bug
Mike
HeavyDluxe reply :
I'll play along... If a 3/8oz jig and trailer can count as one bait, I'll take that. If not, I'd probably take a soft plastic stickbait or semi-solid tube (like the Fat Ika).
I think all of those lend themselves to a variety of techniques (bouncing, stroking, swimming, etc etc) and are capable of consistently producing fish.
S. Sass reply :
On 3/2/2017 at 7:30 AM, Jay2017 said:My bad for not clarifying but this isn't a survival situation. This is for sport fishing for bass. The goal is to catch as many fish as you can and you can only bring one lure.
OK I would normally take a Grape 6" Mann's Jelly Worm 3/16 oz black tungsten worm/bullet weight and a 3/0 worm hook texas rigged or what RoLo is fishing. 
On 3/2/2017 at 2:22 PM, RoLo said:T-rigged 6" black straight-tail worm
But since I can only bring one lure the worm would eventually need replaced. So I have to go to a siebertoutdoors 3/8 oz. Dredge Brush Jig in Bluegill color. They are so good I don't have to have a trailer. 
HookRz reply :
Green pumpkin red flake finesse tube.
jdz197 reply :
Lime green Zoom trick worm.
Preytorien reply :
Definitely a Ned Rig
Bankbeater reply :
If I am just going after numbers, I would bring a shad colored crankbait.
QUAKEnSHAKE reply :
Quite a number of times Ive set out for a morning of fishing with just one lure one rod/reel. One time it was just a Fat Ika another jigncraw another senko another pond magic spinnerbait. Or if Im trying out a new lure thats all Ill take for a few outings. Like when I first tried Keitech paddle tails thats all I use for like 3-4 days.
JDNKC reply :
This time of year. Vision 110 jerkbait.
Yakalong reply :
Senko
ibobpeb reply :
Minnows/baitfish style lure so I'd bring super fluke jr.
Can fish it weightless, topwater, dropshot, jighead, underspin, etc.
blckshirt98 reply :
Anything 3.5-4.5" in green, on a dropshot, and it's on for numbers.
MDbassin reply :
Black and blue jig all day everyday
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