What are some heavy bass lures? 2024
TylerT123 reply :
By heavy, I mean heavy in ounces. Like the A-Rig, Swimbaits... I can’t think of many others, any you can think of or can recommend?
Dorado reply :
There are structure spoons that fit in the 1oz-2oz category
Dirtyeggroll reply :
Whopper plopper 130 and up.
Heavy punch rigs
bigturtle reply :
You can keep adding lead to a jig or something and make it as heavy as you want to
A-Jay reply :
His head alone has got to weigh over 5 pounds !
A-Jay
CroakHunter reply :
Magnum crankbaits
Bluebasser86 reply :
There's punch weights over 2oz. A big hunk of plastic can get heavy. I've got some custom poured 16" worms that are probably over an ounce before I add a hook or weight. Big spinnerbaits run 1.5-2oz like the Ledgebuster spinnerbaits. The biggest rattle trap that Bill Lewis made, and maybe still does, was 1.5 ounces. Tons of big swimbaits, some over a pound. A 190 Whopper Plopper is 2 3/4 ounces. Big topwater walkers and pencil baits are mostly in the 1-1.75 ounce range. River2Sea Bubble Walker 128 is a massive popper that weighs 1 1/4oz. Hack Attack jigs are available up to 1 1/4oz.
There's lots of big baits out there.
Deeare reply :
Try hudds and ms slammers
TylerT123 reply :
On 3/11/2018 at 9:32 AM, Deeare said:Try hudds and ms slammers
MS slammers are out of my price range and hudds are a little more than I’d like to spend.
Bluebasser86 reply :
On 3/11/2018 at 11:53 AM, TylerT123 said:MS slammers are out of my price range
A Slammer can catch you hundreds of fish per bait provided you don't do anything silly with it though. The cost per fish ratio is much cheaper than a bag a Senkos if you look at it that way. I've caught I don't know how many fish on the first one I bought and it's still going strong.
long island basser reply :
Spro Rat 50 size =2.5 oz.
The 40 size which I like and recommend is 1 oz and retails for $25.
burrows reply :
guitarkid reply :
Aren't there some swimbaits that are approaching a pound?
TylerT123 reply :
On 3/11/2018 at 3:04 PM, Bluebasser86 said:A Slammer can catch you hundreds of fish per bait provided you don't do anything silly with it though. The cost per fish ratio is much cheaper than a bag a Senkos if you look at it that way. I've caught I don't know how many fish on the first one I bought and it's still going strong.
I don’t even buy Senkos, I buy Yum Dingers and they work fine. I can probably justify spending at most $20 for a single bait every now and then, the most I’ve spent on one is about $16 but $32 for a lure would make me not want to fish it. The more expensive lures I have, which are topwaters, I usually fish with 20lb line, I’m young as well, need to save some money.
On 3/11/2018 at 10:42 PM, guitarkid said:Aren't there some swimbaits that are approaching a pound?
Yeah, I’ve seen some that are around 10 oz or so.
scaleface reply :
A six inch Jelly worm with a two ounce weight .
evilcatfish reply :
Plenty of swimbaits out there over 10oz
desmobob reply :
I'm trying to find a place in my tackle boxes to fit two more Rapala Super Shad Raps I just picked up. They're 1 5/8 oz. each.
Tight lines,
Bob
bigbill reply :
Culprit 12” worm.
castaic 9” trout swimbait. I use a inshore heavy spinning rod to throw it.
topnocker 5/8oz
im mainly fishing from shore where heavy baits can be a problem. I use a 1/8oz Carolina rig with a 24” leader.
Scarborough817 reply :
On 3/11/2018 at 10:48 PM, TylerT123 said:I don’t even buy Senkos, I buy Yum Dingers and they work fine. I can probably justify spending at most $20 for a single bait every now and then, the most I’ve spent on one is about $16 but $32 for a lure would make me not want to fish it. The more expensive lures I have, which are topwaters, I usually fish with 20lb line, I’m young as well, need to save some money.
Yeah, I’ve seen some that are around 10 oz or so.
if you're young i wouldn't really be looking at swimbaits the normally require a new setup to throw them effectively
TylerT123 reply :
On 3/12/2018 at 11:48 AM, Scarborough817 said:if you're young i wouldn't really be looking at swimbaits the normally require a new setup to throw them effectively
All purpose wouldn’t work? I’ve been wanting to try some swimbaits.
Scarborough817 reply :
On 3/12/2018 at 8:03 PM, TylerT123 said:All purpose wouldn’t work? I’ve been wanting to try some swimbaits.
depends on the rod i definitely wouldn't recommend throwing a 2+ oz swimbait on a rod rated up to 1oz
TylerT123 reply :
On 3/12/2018 at 8:49 PM, Scarborough817 said:depends on the rod i definitely wouldn't recommend throwing a 2+ oz swimbait on a rod rated up to 1oz
I have a rod rated for 2-8 oz.
Scarborough817 reply :
On 3/12/2018 at 10:12 PM, TylerT123 said:I have a rod rated for 2-8 oz.
nevermind you are fine then, i have a couple things im not going to use that i could send your way
TylerT123 reply :
On 3/12/2018 at 10:27 PM, Scarborough817 said:nevermind you are fine then, i have a couple things im not going to use that i could send your way
Could I see some pictures?
Scarborough817 reply :
On 3/12/2018 at 10:58 PM, TylerT123 said:Could I see some pictures?
dont have the baits with me but the lucky craft real ayu is one and a couple 6" savage gear line thru's
TylerT123 reply :
On 3/12/2018 at 11:04 PM, Scarborough817 said:dont have the baits with me but the lucky craft real ayu is one and a couple 6" savage gear line thru's
Thanks for the offer but I think I’m going to buy some smaller ones.
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