Soft plastic Go-To bait other then a senko/stick 2024
BassFishingMachine reply :
What would you say your Go-To soft plastic bait is, please exclude the senko or any other stick bait, just too many people use them and im starting to get bored of em. So I was wondering which softbait worked best for you other then the stickbait category. Mine would have to be a 4inch Powerworm in either Camo or Red Shad.
guest reply :
7 inch ripple tail worm in pumpkin seed or watermellon 
cajun1977. reply :
most recently its the paca craw,in the past its been a lizard
Gatorbassman reply :
A Green Pumpkin Finnesse worm.
On a Spot Remover, Texas Rigged with light sinker and small hook, Drop shot, or anything that comes to mind.
roadwarrior reply :
Waddaya talking about?
Fat Ika.
This is my #1 soft plastic and has been for 3 years. This lure is the "Magic Bait."
rdneckhntr reply :
weightless Zoom trick worm....or tube...
5bass reply :
7" Berkley Power Bait Shaky worm (green pumpkin) on a Spot Remover head.
bubbler reply :
lake fork 5in fry.
FatBoy reply :
1. super fluke
2. trick worm on a spot remover
Maxximus Redneckus reply :
A Zoom super fluke in white and a manns jelly worm in grape
Jeff H reply :
Kind of a seasonal thing... but anyway, this time of year?? I guess since my go to bait is a 1/2 oz jig it would have to be the Powercraw or Producto craw I stick on the jig.
berkley reply :
zoom 6 inch cotton candy lizard
eastkybass reply :
7 inch Red Shad Powerbait ribbontail worm. Texas Rigged.
WhiteMike1018 reply :
Quote7" Berkley Power Bait Shaky worm (green pumpkin) on a Spot Remover head.
DITTO
Cephkiller reply :
Green pumpkin shakey worm.
rbrick reply :
Weightless super fluke in baby bass color.
Redtail reply :
Big Ika
bassbob08 reply :
7 or 10 inch red or black shad culprit worm,or wave worm
Fishing Doug reply :
super fluke....love that bait. very versatile.
Raul reply :
Don 't have a particular "go-to" soft plastic bait, I like straight tail worms ( trickworms or jelly worms ), 5 " grubs, ribbontail worms, U tail worms, creatures ( lizards, hogs, craws ), tubes, french fries .... it really depends on what and where I 'm going to fish.
Senkos ? hmmm, very ocassionally I tie a senko, so ocassionally that lemme remember when it was the last time I purchased a bag of senkos ........ in August 2 years ago, couldn 't leave them 4" firetiger color, it looked so nice, bought a pack, still have 8 baits.
.ghoti. reply :
When it's time to fish plastics, which is about 90% of the time for me, I have these setups rigged at all times.
1. 5/0 EWG hook, unweighted 5" senko
2. 4/0 EWG hook, Fat Ika, reverse rigged, weightless
3. T-rig, 1/4oz weight, 5/0 EWG hook, GYCB Cuttail worm, 10" Power worm or Power Hawg
4. Ike's Spike jighead , 7" Power worm ( call it a shakey head if you must ) or Slim Sticko
5. 3/0 Owner Rig'n hook, unweighted Super Fluke or 4" Senko ( the only spinning rod in the mix )
6. 3/0 EWG hook, internally weighted Zoom tube
This gives me options to cover most every condition I encounter. I have lots of other plastics, which come out of the bags when nothing else is working, but the ones listed above are my go-to baits.
Cheers,
GK
Siebert Outdoors reply :
4" tube, t rigged. If that doesnt work might as well go home.
The Next KVD reply :
4" Tubebait in watermelon w/ red flk.
Turtle. reply :
Quote7 inch Red Shad Powerbait ribbontail worm. Texas Rigged.
THATS,,,,what I'm takin bout
mattm reply :
Beavers, but brush hogs and baby brush hogs are coming fast. I've been using allurning baits version of the baby brush hog anb been killing them. The garlic scent he puts in them is awesome .
guest reply :
Roboworm 4.5 inch straight tail worm in the "warmouth" color.
jeepcrazy reply :
Fat Ika. No question about it!
skillet reply :
I like Brush Hogs and Baby Brush Hogs in green pumpkin, 3/16 to 1/4 oz. weight and T-rigged...
As Ever,
skillet
Dan: reply :
lately my go to has been a Case Sinking Salty Shad which is a soft jerkbait much like the Zoom Fluke. Also I've been using a lot of finesse worms on shakey head jigs, specifically a Case Jack's worm or a Zoom finesse worm in brown and green colors.
snapperd1 reply :
4" hula grub fished on 1/2oz football jig head in a brown black flake color.
TD
grid reply :
Texas rigged Zoom trick worm in pumpkinssed or bruised banana trick worm.
Catt reply :
#1 Texas Rigged Gene Larew 7 ½ Salty Ring Worm Cinnamon Pepper Neon/June Bug Laminated (Camouflage).
Tpayneful reply :
If all else fails I go to a 6 inch straight tail Roboworm, Texas rigged with a 1/8 weight. It catches every DINK with-in 1 square mile!
rebelbasspro reply :
When I'm in a bind and need to catch five I'll go with a texas rigged zoom centipede on 10lb flurocarbon.
C.K reply :
For the price, it's hard to beat Zoom 6" Super Salt Plus U-Tale worms. Texas rigged and junebug in color is a deadly combination.
Mobydick reply :
Zoom super fluke. Either weightless or some splitshots. Arkansas shiner color.
CK14 reply :
smallmouth: dropshot GYCB 3.5" cut tail worm, 240.
largemouth: Zoom baby brush hog, green pumpkin.
FishTank reply :
For me, in order
1) Fat Ika
2) GYCB Kreature
3) Zoom Lizards
Ky_Lake_Dude reply :
When all else fails tie on a spot remover jighead with a Reaction Innovations Flirt,
Gorgebassman reply :
I actually have 2 and couldnt decide which was my favorite so they are a zoom super fluke or a tube bait.
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