What's your current favorite lure? 2024
Hook2Jaw reply :
What is your current favorite lure, soft plastic or hard bait? If you can't narrow it down to one, give me a few! I'm just curious and thought it would make an interesting thread for folks to partake in today.
As for me, my current favorite soft bait is the YUM Pulse 4.5 Paddletail. I'm amazed at how the rib set up on the sides truly does keep the bait at depth more efficiently than other paddletails I've used in the past.
As for hard baits, I'm late to the club but the Z-Man Original Chatterbait has been a blast. When I first tried it the summer before last I was just burning it close to the top, but after tying it on several weeks ago and applying some of the methods I've read about it started to catch fish for me and the feedback of the blade just stopping or getting the rod snatched out of my grip has been a blast.
TOXIC reply :
Big suprise.......a Senko.
Doesn't work everyday but the most consistent producer in most all conditions. Hard bait would have to be a SPRO Little John original. Those 2 and a Yamamoto DShad are ALWAYS rigged whenever I hit the water.
fishballer06 reply :
Keitech Swing Impact Fat
Glaucus reply :
My favorite lure isn't something I would just always fish with, but it's the Whopper Plopper. I just love to bomb it out there and fish it back to me knowing that there's a good chance it's going to get annihilated.
I also like squarebills, lipless cranks, chatterbaits, Senkos, Ned Rig, jigs. That pretty much does it for me. Chatterbaits do me way better than spinnerbaits, and I like jigs way more than Texas rigs (I started on the Texas rig years ago but honestly just don't like to fish it anymore), Senkos are always good, Ned is my favorite finesse tactic, squarebills and lipless are always good.
scaleface reply :
I still fish a Jelly worm most of the time but any worm will do . As far as hard baits , my number one bait this past year was a hand poured buzzbait . The slop I was fishing in made it difficult for a lot of lures and the buzzbait worked well around it . The old Excalbur spinnerbait with counter rotating blades was a very close second .
Hook2Jaw reply :
On 12/13/2018 at 10:34 PM, TOXIC said:Big suprise.......a Senko.
Ain't no shame in my stick worm game either, bro.
On 12/13/2018 at 10:40 PM, Glaucus said:My favorite lure isn't something I would just always fish with, but it's the Whopper Plopper.
Never thrown the ploploplop, and don't own any. What rod would you recommend for them? A 6'6" MF is my current rip/topwater rod but I think it's a bit light.
On 12/13/2018 at 10:42 PM, scaleface said:I still fish a Jelly worm most of the time but any worm will do.
What's your favorite way to throw them? iirc, that's the Mann's Jelly Worm?
scaleface reply :
On 12/13/2018 at 10:56 PM, Hook2Jaw said:What's your favorite way to throw them? iirc, that's the Mann's Jelly Worm?
Texas rigged deep and shallow .
Glaucus reply :
On 12/13/2018 at 10:56 PM, Hook2Jaw said:Ain't no shame in my stick worm game either, bro.
Never thrown the ploploplop, and don't own any. What rod would you recommend for them? A 6'6" MF is my current rip/topwater rod but I think it's a bit light.
What's your favorite way to throw them? iirc, that's the Mann's Jelly Worm?
MH for 110 and 75. M for 90. Don't fish the 130. 110 is way too heavy for a M, but 75 can be fished on some M rods. It's 9/16oz or about 3/5oz. It will load many M rods passed the comfort zone. The 110 is well over 1oz. The 90 is only 3/8oz.
the reel ess reply :
Black & blue jig and craw. i made a serious effort to get better at it this year with a lot of practice and ended up catching a PB. I used it every time I went in 2018.
Runner-up is the War Eagle Gold Shiner tandem willow spinnerbait, which caught my current PB.
Of course, there is a chance I catch a PB on something else...
NYWayfarer reply :
My current favorite lure is my Rebel Bluegill squarebill. I changed the stock barbless hooks to some Eagle Claw Laser Sharp red trebles. I throw it on a size 300 spinning reel and 8lb Fluorokote line.
I thought I lost it last month but was able to catch it on another lure and reel it back in.
Hook2Jaw reply :
Thanks for the rod recommendation, @Glaucus! My current 7' MH has Fluoro on it, which keeps dragging my spooks under. I may have to grab another Aird-X and string it with mono.
@the reel ess, I also became comfortable with casting jigs this year and it landed me my own personal best! I tend to drag a 7.5" worm Texas/Carolina when I need a fish, and a jig and craw when I want a big fish! 
you should try pitching your jigs, that's been fun for me.
@NYWayfarer, I have fond memories of Rebel craw crankbaits and Rebel floating jerkbaits from way back when I'd go visit my grandfather. I miss fishing with him so much. That's a sweet little crank.
Log Catcher reply :
Bandit and Norman crank baits. War eagle screaming eagle spinner baits. Zoom baby brush hogs and trick worms.
Hook2Jaw reply :
On 12/13/2018 at 11:36 PM, Log Catcher said:War eagle screaming eagle spinner baits.
I throw Booyah spinnerbaits, but I've heard lots of good things about War Eagle. What makes them so good?
the reel ess reply :
On 12/13/2018 at 11:12 PM, Hook2Jaw said:
@the reel ess, I also became comfortable with casting jigs this year and it landed me my own personal best! I tend to drag a 7.5" worm Texas/Carolina when I need a fish, and a jig and craw when I want a big fish!
I do pitch them. The PB I caught under some overhanging brush. It immediately buried itself in the brush and I had to force her out. That fish had a huge gut but i didn't have my phone that day for a pic. Funny thing is, the next PB I caught on the spinnerbait was about 50 yards away from that spot, looked exactly like that same fish and weighed .2 lbs more. It's in my profile pic. In my mind, it's probably the same fish, but since I let it live, that's 2 fish for me!
On 12/14/2018 at 12:07 AM, Hook2Jaw said:I throw Booyah spinnerbaits, but I've heard lots of good things about War Eagle. What makes them so good?
For me, the fact they make gold ones with a gold shiner skirt. Gold shiners are a primary forage in the place I catch the best fish. The PB wrecked my War Eagle gold shiner SB. I still have it, but the head is loose and it does not appear that the wire is directly connected to the hook. I ordered some replacement shirts to use on other spinnerbaits that I've lost the skirts off of.
https://www.wareaglelures.com/war-eagle-gold-frame-double-willow-spinnerbait-gold-shiner-1-2-oz
CroakHunter reply :
My favorite as of right this second is a magnum rage bug on a 5/0 flipping hook, with a 3/8 ounce weight pegged on 22lb sunline fluoro with my dobyns 735 and tatula ct.
Catt reply :
Double Z Custom Lures ????
MAGNUM T-WORM - BAD BOY #69
2tall79 reply :
Yup, wacky rigged 5" Senko.
Hook2Jaw reply :
@the reel ess, I hear ya! Just throwing the recommendation. That's awesome that you probably caught the same PB twice, she sounds like an aggressive girl. As far as the spinnerbaits go I like to keep in simple. 1/2oz, white or chartreuse.
@Catt, now you've got me googling.
@2tall79, unweighted or weighted? I've never tried them weighted, and after hanging them up unweighted I always return to texposing them.
Awesome replies, guys, thanks for helping me finish the day!
Todd2 reply :
I'm in an all out war with the local Crappie at this point ...my weapon right now is the Shinee Hinee jig. I'm winning, lol. Caught a few of those lowly Bass on it too. ????
Hook2Jaw reply :
On 12/14/2018 at 1:13 AM, Todd2 said:those lowly Bass ????
You have dishonored yourself, your family, and your cow. ????
2tall79 reply :
Anything less than say 10 FOW it's weightless. Over 10' I'll use a texas rig with the lightest weight I can get away with.
Mobasser reply :
Plastic worm
Catt reply :
On 12/14/2018 at 12:54 AM, Hook2Jaw said:now you've got me googling.
1/8 oz Shaky Head ????
Hook2Jaw reply :
On 12/14/2018 at 1:31 AM, Mobasser said:Plastic worm
On 12/14/2018 at 1:36 AM, Catt said:
1/8 oz Shaky Head ????
I can't catch a cold on a finesse worm, much less a magnum finesse worm. That's not entirely true, as I can and have caught fish shakyheading, it's just not my favorite thing to do.
Catt reply :
@Hook2Jaw These float! ????
tander reply :
Z Man TRD, fell in love with light line fishing.
BassWhole! reply :
Spinnerbait.
Hook2Jaw reply :
On 12/14/2018 at 2:39 AM, tander said:Z Man TRD, fell in love with light line fishing.
I feel like I'm pretty bad about fishing lines that are at the low end of what is required for the presentation except finesse. I've drop shotted with 4#, but beyond that I'm typically using 8 or 10. I have a spool of untouched six.
What pound line and type are you using when throwing the ned?
On 12/14/2018 at 3:11 AM, reason said:Spinnerbait.
I want to know, which spinnerbait?
12poundbass reply :
As of right now a Booyah frog. Nothing better than throwing a frog into the thick slop and waiting for a blow up!
BassWhole! reply :
On 12/14/2018 at 3:17 AM, Hook2Jaw said:I want to know, which spinnerbait?
I don't have a favorite, I usually mod and change the blades and skirts on most. I like Stanley's, Booyah, Mann's Hank Parker, Humdinger, and a bunch of others, but I usually pick up a bunch on sale and fishing show/flea markets, cause I'm just using the bodies most of the time. I will say that a willow/colorado catches fish most every where. There is so much to spinnerbait fishing (as with most lures) than just chucking and winding as some think. Other than crazy cold water, I always have one tied on, and they are just fun to fish and extremely versatile.
Hook2Jaw reply :
On 12/14/2018 at 3:35 AM, reason said:I don't have a favorite, I usually mod and change the blades and skirts on most. I like Stanley's, Booyah, Mann's Hank Parker, Humdinger, and a bunch of others, but I usually pick up a bunch on sale and fishing show/flea markets, cause I'm just using the bodies most of the time. I will say that a willow/colorado catches fish most every where. There is so much to spinnerbait fishing (as with most lures) than just chucking and winding as some think. Other than crazy cold water, I always have one tied on, and they are just fun to fish and extremely versatile.
I threw them quite a bit when I was younger, and have tied them on a few times and caught quite a few since my fishing return. I'm a big fan of slow rolling them and throwing them into heavier cover ever since I was informed they're pretty weedless.
There is something very fun about a lure that really tells me what it's up to down there, whether it be a crank, chatter, or spinner.
BassWhole! reply :
On 12/14/2018 at 3:45 AM, Hook2Jaw said:I'm a big fan of slow rolling them
Same here. It usually catches me some of my biggest prespawn fish every year, and is a great way to locate fish as they move up and down to spawning areas. I like the first cold spell after they move up in force, They usually stay shallow with their bellies on the bottom, and will only turn their heads and bite. My best lure for that.
Spankey reply :
Soft plastic a RoboWorn or GY Cut Tail.
Hardbait some type of Rapala. Shad Rap, Risto Rap, DT.
But it if it were life or death and I had to take two lures with me to catch a bass it would not be fishing my favorites.
Hook2Jaw reply :
On 12/14/2018 at 4:32 AM, Spankey said:Soft plastic a RoboWorn or GY Cut Tail.
Hardbait some type of Rapala. Shad Rap, Risto Rap, DT.
But it if it were life or death and I had to take two lures with me to catch a bass it would not be fishing my favorites.
Let me guess.
Ned and senko.
Spankey reply :
On 12/14/2018 at 4:38 AM, Hook2Jaw said:Let me guess.
Ned and senko.
No man. Pretty far off. In all seriousness it would be a Berkley Power Worm and a Bill Lewis Rat-L-Trap.
Hope to never be put in that situation. But let’s say we were in season and it was a real real tough pull your hair out type day. Nothing was happening. I’d just clean off the boat deck, gather my thoughts and have those two things rigged up. I feel that strongly that I can/will make something happen with them. Might be a dink or runt but a bass. Heck I might just go home skunked who know but I do fell that strongly about those two lures. Old Rat-L-Trap saved the more than once. Old Rat-L-Trap was the lure that caught my first fish of the season on more than one occasion.
I’m pretty sure we all have those baits. Even though not your favorite.
WRB reply :
My favorite lure to fish are any top water lure because the strikes are exciting and enjoy casting and working them.
My most successful lures per man hour fished are finesse worms on a slip shot and drop shot rigs, boring and my last choice to use but can't remember not catching bass using them.
My favorite lure to use are my hair jigs with pork rind trailer followed by spider jigs with double tail soft plastic trailers. I always fish jigs during a outing and spend more time on the water using them.
My second favorite lure is T-rigged big soft plastic worm and often alternate worms and jigs on the same areas.
I like to fish big swimbaits but they are not my go to lures unless I know a swimbait bite is working. Same with crankbaits and enjoy casting and working them but not a go to lure. I also like to use structure spoons when they are working but I am not a numbers guy that smaller size school bass tend to be.
I just like catching bass and use everything including using my sonar unit.
Tom
NittyGrittyBoy reply :
Smithwick rogue suspending jerkbait and black and blue jig, throwing them right now, both in a muddy ole river.
Harold Scoggins reply :
On 12/13/2018 at 10:42 PM, scaleface said:I still fish a Jelly worm
Blackberry is my favorite.
On 12/14/2018 at 4:55 AM, WRB said:My favorite lure to fish are any top water lure
X2
tander reply :
On 12/14/2018 at 3:17 AM, Hook2Jaw said:I feel like I'm pretty bad about fishing lines that are at the low end of what is required for the presentation except finesse. I've drop shotted with 4#, but beyond that I'm typically using 8 or 10. I have a spool of untouched six.
What pound line and type are you using when throwing the ned?
I am using 10# PP yellow braid with 7# Sunline Sniper FC. Most of the time I am using a 1/16oz head.
DogBone_384 reply :
With water temperatures near freezing this time of year it’s a gold or perch blade bait.
Dorado reply :
For numbers and size - the Ned Rig was solid this year and addicting. Love light line fishing too with light drag and finesse gear. Even caught a ton of nice cats fishing it at night from shore.
Runner’s up - fished the Zoom Ultravibe Speed Worm for the first time this year and so happy I did. It’s one of the most versatile worms out there and covers all water columns effectively. From waking to dragging..... it’s action-packed.
It’s a blast to use it as a “search bait” to cover a ton of water quickly. Cali 420 is a killer color for me!
bowhunter63 reply :
Rage Swimmer latley
rtwvumtneer6 reply :
My vote for soft plastic has to be the Rage Bug on a 4/0 Trokar Magworm EWG hook. 50# braid, #20 fluoro leader, if necessary. Tungsten from 1/4-1/2oz and a high speed reel.
Which leads right into my favorite hard bait, a jig. Lately I've been liking the Missile Ike series Flip Out and Mini Flip. 3/8oz has been my sweet spot for the waters I normally fish. The torn up Rage Bug is one of my favorite trailers.
As far as colors go, 90% of the time I'm throwing black and blue, or green pumpkin, or some combination of the two. I'm really starting to like a green pumpkin trailer on a black and blue jig. Depending on the conditions I'll chartreuse the tips on the green pumpkin, and I always smear on a little Liquid Mayhem or MegaStrike attractant.
Fun post... But now I'm extra sad my water is hard ????
Log Catcher reply :
On 12/14/2018 at 12:07 AM, Hook2Jaw said:I throw Booyah spinnerbaits, but I've heard lots of good things about War Eagle. What makes them so good?
While I have done fairly well with standard War Eagle spinner baits I like the screaming eagle version. It is a 1/2 ounce spinner bait on a 1/4 ounce frame. I seem to get more bites on it with it being smaller.
Columbia Craw reply :
Anything with the word RAGE in front of it.
TnRiver46 reply :
On 12/14/2018 at 1:40 AM, Hook2Jaw said:
I can't catch a cold on a finesse worm, much less a magnum finesse worm. That's not entirely true, as I can and have caught fish shakyheading, it's just not my favorite thing to do.
Whaaaaaaa????? Finesse worm is the best
On 12/14/2018 at 3:20 AM, 12poundbass said:As of right now a Booyah frog. Nothing better than throwing a frog into the thick slop and waiting for a blow up!
If only they didn’t kill all the slop every year ......
12poundbass reply :
On 12/14/2018 at 8:51 AM, TnRiver46 said:Whaaaaaaa????? Finesse worm is the best
If only they didn’t kill all the slop every year ......
The lakes I fish don't get sprayed. The house we just bought is on a private lake and it gets sprayed every year. It's a no wake lake so the dead weeds don't disappear very fast because the traffic is minimal.
Munkin reply :
My favorite lures to fish are spinnerbaits and swim jigs. Now the lures that work best for me are jigs and soft plastics.
Allen
TnRiver46 reply :
On 12/14/2018 at 3:20 AM, 12poundbass said:
On 12/14/2018 at 8:56 AM, 12poundbass said:The lakes I fish don't get sprayed. The house we just bought is on a private lake and it gets sprayed every year. It's a no wake lake so the dead weeds don't disappear very fast because the traffic is minimal.
That’s cool! Lakefront property owners pay to get rid of slop around here
BigAngus752 reply :
On 12/14/2018 at 4:55 AM, Spankey said:it would be a Berkley Power Worm and a Bill Lewis Rat-L-Trap.
Good call. I've had the pull-out-your-hair tough days and I go straight to a lipless (Cotton Cordell, Rat-L-Trap, or Red eye Shad) and a Zoom Trick Worm. Those are my "Not going to take a skunk today" baits.
papajoe222 reply :
Although I absolutely love throwing my spooks, without a doubt a jig/trailer is my favorite. That combo accounts for a minimum of 50% of the bass I catch throughout the season. Jigs, however, only account for a very small portion of the lures in my possession. Based solely on numbers, cranks top that list.
stratoliner92 reply :
Sammy Topwater
Texas rig worm/craw my favorite thing !!!
Drop Shot shad imitations
BassinCNY reply :
Tender tube in green pumpkin. Until this year I was lukewarm to tubes, but my opinion has changed.
Spankey reply :
On 12/14/2018 at 10:41 AM, BigAngus752 said:Good call. I've had the pull-out-your-hair tough days and I go straight to a lipless (Cotton Cordell, Rat-L-Trap, or Red eye Shad) and a Zoom Trick Worm. Those are my "Not going to take a skunk today" baits.
I like this thread and all. What guys favorites and all is interesting. I’m realizing now that I don’t really have a favorite. Maybe my favorite is whatever is working at the time.
I’ve also had days down on the river pulling my hair out to the point I packed up the boat and battened everything down and said “I’m outta here”. But only to pull out my grub bin container with some 3” Power Grubs in it, 6’10” ML xfast st. croix w/ 6# test and a 1/8 oz. jig head. Tell myself I’m staying, I’m not getting skunked. Just another bidly lure that will get the job done.
TOXIC reply :
Sometimes there's a big difference between what is my favorite and what I need to throw to catchem.
Steveo-1969 reply :
Favorite lure? That's easy. Jig. I am completely addicted to the THUNK of an aggressive jig bite.
N Florida Mike reply :
Thats like asking what my favorite food is !
I would have to say Texas rigged senko or yum dinger, 4 or 5 inch .
haggard reply :
Doomsday turtle in green pumpkinseed (two tone earthy green with gold speckles). Thanks @LadiMopar!
Bankbeater reply :
My favorite is a jig. This year's runner-up is a 1/2 ounce lipless crankbait.
roadwarrior reply :
Rage Tail Menace
Gundog reply :
Terminator Titanium Spinnerbait, or as I tell my friend, "The one in the blue package, you idiot!". He has bought so many of the stainless variety and wonders why they stay bent after catching a bass.
SC53 reply :
SK Rage Claw in Okie color T rigged has been my go to plastic the last few years but threw a 3/8 oz black/blue swim jig a lot too.
Top water, Spook jr or gold Bang-o-lure.
Maxximus Redneckus reply :
On 12/14/2018 at 1:31 AM, Mobasser said:Plastic worm
Purple manns 6"
soflabasser reply :
Topwater followed by whatever is working best on the day the I am fishing.
Bluebasser86 reply :
Currently it's a jerkbait, specifically a Death Drop 115, and a Zoom Magnum Finesse worm on a 1/8oz shakyhead.
Those are pretty much the only 2 baits I can get bit on the the last few weeks so by default, they're my favorites ????
Hook2Jaw reply :
On 12/16/2018 at 12:59 PM, Bluebasser86 said:Currently it's a jerkbait, specifically a Death Drop 115, and a Zoom Magnum Finesse worm on a 1/8oz shakyhead.
Those are pretty much the only 2 baits I can get bit on the the last few weeks so by default, they're my favorites ????
With ya. What currently catches is my current favorite.
Spankey reply :
I’m seriously thinking about picking up another 3700 series box and go through my stuff and pull out a bunch of old school plastics, hard baits, jigs, and topwaters. Proven stuff that I’ve gotten away from for one reason or another. Things change and that must be the nature of the business. I’m surprised that many major companies have not kept up with the times. You hear a lot of talk about how the bass get use to seeing certain things. May or may not be true. But if that be the case I have stuff that they have not seen in a long while or in their life time.
I’m not referring to antique lures but lures and patterns from the 80’s, 90’s and early 2000’s.
Hook2Jaw reply :
@Spankey, I totally feel that. My local lake...er...pond...er, 55 acre impoundment is a mess of pads towards one end and during the summer I do pretty decent. Public fishing area, ludicrously heavy pressured body. A lot of folks throw hollow frogs, me included.
This year I'm gonna grab a Johnson Silver Minnow, throw a grub or worm on the hook, and hit those pads with something they haven't seen.
Drew03cmc reply :
7" Triple Trout...no questions asked.
Hook2Jaw reply :
On 12/18/2018 at 12:27 AM, Drew03cmc said:7" Triple Trout...no questions asked.
Your favorite lure costs more than most of my reels! ???? I'm getting my budgety swimbait setup for Christmas but plan to stick some Hudd 68s and Gills on the end of it, as well as an S-Waver or two.
On 12/15/2018 at 8:02 AM, haggard said:Doomsday turtle in green pumpkinseed (two tone earthy green with gold speckles). Thanks @LadiMopar!
Do you Texas Rig this feller or what? Weightless? Tell me more, turtle tosser.
Wait, I've got it. You throw it weightless, Texas rigged on top of logs with the other shelled critters and drop it off the side and get your shoulder dislocated!
Fishingmickey reply :
On 12/15/2018 at 8:02 AM, haggard said:Doomsday turtle in green pumpkinseed (two tone earthy green with gold speckles). Thanks @LadiMopar!
I personally like the added vibration imaging lines off of each appendage.
Hook2Jaw reply :
@Fishingmickey that's the vibrationingest son of a gun there ever was and ever gone be.
Fishingmickey reply :
On 12/18/2018 at 4:13 AM, Hook2Jaw said:@Fishingmickey that's the vibrationingest son of a gun there ever was and ever gone be.
One of the most awesome things I did as a kid was year we had the 17 year Cicada hatch. I was a caddy at a local golf course.and when we (the foursome) would get close to a water hole. I'd catch a Cicada and throw it in the water. The Cicada would start fluttering it's wings and buzzing. It would be buzzing and spinning in circles then Kasploose! The explosions were amazing when the bass would nail them.
FM
Choporoz reply :
Rage Bug ....rage rigged...any water....any time of the year....followed closely by CutR....so versatile
Hook2Jaw reply :
@Choporoz, rage rigged?
Choporoz reply :
1/8 - 1/4 oz. Weighted EWG swim bait hook with an Owner Twist-Loc
Russ E reply :
since it is nearly winter the shakyhead is probably my favorite.
followed by a jerkbait and a ned rig.
haggard reply :
On 12/18/2018 at 2:29 AM, Fishingmickey said:I personally like the added vibration imaging lines off of each appendage.
Gotta love the waves lines. They're kind of like waftotrons, but for motion, instead of smell. Glad you appreciate them.
https://www.fastcompany.com/1673017/quimps-plewds-and-grawlixes-the-secret-language-of-comic-strips
Link to the full length turtle-tossing video, which in retrospect, is WAY too long... apologies. Perhaps I'll learn someday. Or not.
lo n slo reply :
texas rigged worm
haggard reply :
QuoteDo you Texas Rig this feller or what? Weightless? Tell me more, turtle tosser.
Turtle tosser: That's got a nice ring to it. I hear a new username calling...
You got it: I just Texas rig it with a 1/4 oz tungsten bullet and throw it on 12 lb test mono with a M/F baitcaster. As you reel in the turtle the four appendages fwap fast but not furious. Think of it as low amplitude, high frequency!
In the lake I use it only in the shallows, coves, around docks, and out to about 100 feet from shore, most often in no more than 12 ft of water. Haven't really tried it out deeper as I don't think that's where tiny turtles are hanging out. Smallies seem to enjoy it. And largies too - just ask @LadiMopar 
Someone at the launch told me I should lost the bullet and put a smaller crimp-on weight a couple feet farther up the line, for better action. Haven't tried that yet but might work well on a spinning setup.
burrows reply :
super fluke
JBFishin reply :
Zman Jackhammer In green pumpkin shad with a Zako
Pacoac10 reply :
Lucky craft 127 slender pointer did well for me this past season.
Mr. Aquarium reply :
Dont really have a current favorite bait but some baits I always use. my favorite jig, is BiCO jigs, my current style is the Baraccara jig, its badass. My favorite swimbaits are, Matts meat head, Real prey pond shiner, and MS slammer. My favorite spook is the Fishin Magician skid stick
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