What's Your Guys Favorite Lure,rig And Way To Fish 2024
bassinnoobie reply :
Just to get it going mine is square bill crank, a Texas rig and sight fishing
Catt reply :
Mid-summer night, full moon, & Texas Rig 
Bruce424 reply :
Flipping jigs at wood laydowns and squarebills.
IAY reply :
Big glides 
scaleface reply :
On 2/13/2015 at 11:42 PM, Catt said:Mid-summer night, full moon, & Texas Rig
Mid-summer night, full moon, Buzz bait
bassinnoobie reply :
Awesome guys let's keep it going
Catch and Grease reply :
Cypress trees + Square bills = success!
I love squarebills....
corn-on-the-rob reply :
drop shot near rocks, anytime
Hogsticker reply :
I enjoy being on the water the last few hours before the sun goes down. Takes me to my happy place for sure. Jerkbait and weightless plastics are my favorites without a doubt.
jignfule reply :
Top water froggin. Great this time of year as they crash through the ice to devour the frog, rare but fun.
Ben Eipert reply :
3.5 Inch tube on a 1/16-3/16 jighead around wood
OntarioFishingGuy reply :
UL fishing with small cranks and spinners.
Dylcook91 reply :
Cgrinder reply :
I have a lot of fun with a Blue Fleck KVD Finesse Worm rigged on a size 1 O'Shaughnessy (had to look that one up!) and a 1/8 oz Siebert tungsten.
A-Jay reply :
On 2/14/2015 at 1:26 AM, Dylcook91 said:
Nice ~
Think I could get away with that at the Classic ?
A-Jay
Senko lover reply :
Popper, T-Rig, and working cover with a jig.
HookdUP reply :
Pitching jigs and soft plastics under trees that lay over the water... Second fave is heavy matter cover or vegetation with a frog .. And third is Florida with a hill swimbait in the summer
Bankbeater reply :
Fishing a jig or tube around deep wood.
kikstand454 reply :
My favorite is anytype of topwater.
But other than that, I've really gotten into punching.
7'11"veritas, 65#braid, 1oz tungsten, big bites "yodaddy"- black and blue.
Dylcook91 reply :
You may get a few looks no biggie. Just imagine explaining how you caught a limit in under a minute hahahaOn 2/14/2015 at 1:36 AM, A-Jay said:Nice ~
Think I could get away with that at the Classic ?
A-Jay
Lunker Huntin reply :
Hands down flipping a jig, It may not catch em as fast as a crank but man its just to much fun getting up close to a bush or a tree in the water and finessing that jig right next to a good looking spot and having a big girl rush out to kill it. Top water being a close second that rush from a blowup is about as close to high as you can get.
Mike L reply :
Ticking a Skinny Dipper or Big Ex over and through grass...
Punching hydrilla matts with a Rage Bug or RI Sweet Beaver...
Scum frog over and through a thick pad and grass field...
Mike
Matthew2000 reply :
Texas rigged rage craw, Droping into weeds.
RustyShackleford reply :
In my waters, hard to beat a #5 Jointed Shad Rap in Fire Crawdad in the middle of a cold winter day. Cast, pull slow.
long island basser reply :
Hollow body frog
Jig and/or t-rigged plastic pitched to shallow cover.
sprint61 reply :
Jig or squarebill for me anywhere there is wood of rocks.
bassinnoobie reply :
it really looks like your rightOn 2/14/2015 at 6:52 AM, RustyShackleford said:In my waters, hard to beat a #5 Jointed Shad Rap in Fire Crawdad in the middle of a cold winter day. Cast, pull slow.
Sam reply :
I like crankbaiting and finesse fishing, which are at the opposite ends of the compass.
For crankbaits, any thing will do.
For finesse, I like shaky head and Senkos.
FishheadNJ reply :
Weightless flukes
Alonerankin2 reply :
Pitching & Flipping w 7" Plastic worm in heavy to sparse hydrilla and Lilly pads... Ranks very high for me.
#2 Probably a tube, in Rocky/ Hard bottom areas.. Hard to beat a good tube bite..
bassinnoobie reply :
I didn't know what I started here when I posted this
WolfyBrandon reply :
Honestly I don't really have a specific "Favorite Lure", at least not yet that is. I really enjoy throwing all different types of baits and different rigs, so my favorite would have to be whats working best at that given time. If I had to choose I would pick something Topwater because I love the action of surface strikes, so... probably a Spook Jr.
BTW: If you haven't seen the "FLW Seminar with Hank Parker" Youtube it.
WolfyBrandon
tatertester reply :
Unweighted flukes in and around heavy cover , or a drop shot fished both as a down shot ,or horizontal in light to moderate weed cover.
RustyShackleford reply :
On 2/14/2015 at 7:45 AM, bassinnoobie said:it really looks like your right
Weighed 6.25 pounds. Would have loved to have gotten her loaded to the gills.
skeeter1980 reply :
I love throwing a swimjig,blk/blu with a space monkey for a trailer.Works for me in Delaware.
yugrac reply :
Inline spinners and LOTS of crankbaits, from a bitsy minnow to 'catch em caro' jointed crankbaits.
nascar2428 reply :
Weightless Senkos with a skin hooked owner twistlock(weightless Texas rig)
C_Stout reply :
Jigs and T-rigs for me.
tnt2671 reply :
frog's with out a doubt
SirSnookalot reply :
Only 1 favorite, for me it's a top water lure for any kind of fish that will hit on the surface.
Oregon Native reply :
Can't pick one. Being a bass fisherman with a "boatload" of tackle I just can't.
From the tick of flippin a jig, a top water swirl, rod loading up on a crank, to the crush on an A-rig. LOVE IT ALL
atpns1234 reply :
Where I fish its a watermelon senko late afternoon. Lots of fun.
Turtle135 reply :
Nothing says summertime more to me than a big ribbontail plastic worm rigged on a Confidence Baits Draggin Head. The slow crawl or deadstick on a major structural element in June, July or August just waiting to feel that tick come up the line.
Mr Swim Jig reply :
Swim Jig for me....
ww2farmer reply :
Bare hook, under a giant bobber, and too drunk to care if I get a bite.
dday07 reply :
Topwater early morning-buzzbait
Fishinthefish reply :
Texas rig. Either weighted and bounce it off the bottom or weightless and float it from the top down. Curly tail motor oil is my baitnof choice.
*Hank reply :
Same here! Love tubes especially gitzits in brown craw green sparkle .On 2/14/2015 at 1:04 AM, Ben Eipert said:3.5 Inch tube on a 1/16-3/16 jighead around wood
Blaker87 reply :
Square bills, definitely square bills!
Bluebasser86 reply :
A jig, heavy cover, big rod and line and big fish.
Ozark_Basser reply :
On 2/15/2015 at 12:26 AM, ww2farmer said:Bare hook, under a giant bobber, and too drunk to care if I get a bite.
This would be my brother's favorite technique as well. That, casting at birds, and jumping off the boat to chase wild animals on the shore.
whitwolf reply :
ww2, what size bobber? Also, Is that a gold hook? 
whitwolf reply :
My two favorites.
1. Flippin' a jig or beaver into the nastiest stuff I can find.
2. Summer night fishing with either a black spinnerbait tipped with either a split tail or for extra bulk and Uncle Josh black pork frog, or an 8" Zoom big dead ringer tx rigged with a 3/16 sinker in red shad.
QUAKEnSHAKE reply :
On 2/15/2015 at 10:52 PM, whitwolf said:ww2, what size bobber? Also, Is that a gold hook?
Im guessing he uses one of these
Darren. reply :
Downed trees, wacky rigged senko on
a 1/0 Gammy drop/split shot hook with
own weed guard tied on.
WarEagleBassin reply :
love fishing a jig around shallow cover. also texas rigged worm or lizard. oh yeah, and would fish sqarebills all the time if I could get away with it.
bassindon reply :
8" Hudd and Deps 250, Rigged on 300 reel, 30# PF line XH or XXH swimbait rod. Fish it what ever way the fish want to hit it. And targeting BIG BASS ; )
CHugh reply :
Texas rig all day
Zoom bait paddle tail worms, different colors(mainly JuneBug Red) depending on fishing area.
Zoom bait baby brush hogs, color JuneBug Red.
Sometimes reel them in a bit faster to make them top water. That paddle tail action is where it's at.
ABW reply :
Skipping jigs under docks
BasshunterJGH reply :
Frog or senko/jig/weightless swimbait in heavy cover.
Blues19 reply :
pitching jigs to laydowns
chillson10 reply :
Any heddon spook junior, any daredevle, and most rapala crankbaits. I've spent about $1300 on tackle and soft plastics, plus over $300 on expensive swimbaits and poppers, but all I really catch fish on are those three.
TacticalBassin reply :
Gotta be the wacky rig watermelon red flake or junebug
hoosierhawghunter reply :
I love to crank. But if I slow down and have to fish slow I typi go to a zoom ultra vibe speed craw
chrisdm4 reply :
My favorite rig has to be a Carolina rig with yamamoto flappin hog. I will also put a finesse worm or fluke on the end and work it on ledges or throw weeks and pads. They just kill the flappin hog on the drop or twitching it along the bottom. Love that thing!
Brock Grigsby67 reply :
Throwing a Texas rigged lizard on beds!
MichiganBass80 reply :
On 2/14/2015 at 7:54 AM, Sam said:I like crankbaiting and finesse fishing, which are at the opposite ends of the compass.
For crankbaits, any thing will do.
For finesse, I like shaky head and Senkos.
Pretty much the same here. I'll take any type of crankbait, but finesse I like a dropshot and wacky rigged senkos. 
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