In most cases..........................mine is a pink bubble gum worm, wacky rigged. I get strikes all the time.
White creme Senko, 4" rigged weightless with a 1/0 EWG hook from Gamakatsu.
Rapala HJ10 Tenn Shad!
Lucky Craft, Rick Clunn 2.5 in Copper Green Shad
Spot Remover Jig head with a Green Pumpkin Finesse worm dipped in JJ's Magic.
green pumpkin/red or watermelon red trick worm weightless t-rig
Soft plastic Craw gets my vote. But I live in Tx. Everything in Tx eats craws, including fishermen.
Big O
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Anybody try the Strike King coffee tubes? I hear their pretty good.
'Culprit' 7-1/2" Black Shad Texas rigged with an 3/16 oz un-pegged black bullet weight.
Ronnie
#1 Texas Rigged Gene Larew 7 ½ Salty Ring Worm Cinnamon Pepper Neon/June Bug Laminated (Camouflage).
My most productive is a GYCB 5inch Kut-tail Worm (Cinnamon Brown or Greenpumpkin). My favorite bait to fish is a hollow frog, specificly a Original Scumfrog.
1/2 oz GMAN Poison Tail jig w/Producto craw. Favorite and most productive one and same. 7" Powerworms are very close 2nd.
hmmmmmm football head jig with paca chunk trailer or white and red 1/2 oz spinnerbait
jerkbaits
QuoteSpot Remover Jig head with a Green Pumpkin Finesse worm dipped in JJ's Magic.
You are obviously a supurb angler That is my go to bait as well. It seems to work anywhere.
...hudson that makes up your entire tackle box
Senko green pumpkin with red and black flakes. If I had money, It would probably be an *** in the same color.( Sorry Brent, I need money to buy some.)
-searoach
yeah pretty much........and it works! i want to get into crankbaits though
well you need to get into cranks and soft plastics too, especially with summer comin up. i know it works, but you can't ALWAYS use the same thing. just wanna get you on fish thats all
agreed
GYCB FLappin hog (color 301- green pumpkin w/green and purple flake) t-rigged and hopped slowly across the bottom. Its ridiculous.
A 3.5 inch Brown Crawfish tube with a 1/0 Gammy G-Lock worm hook.
Mine is the Mister Twister Phenom Worm, 6" black w/ fire tail #36. This was the first plastic worm that I ever fished 30 years ago.. I have tried others and I keep coming back to what produces for me. THis worm has produce many happy hours of fishing for ME!
Lipless crankbaits and swim senkos
rapala jointed shad the smallest size perch just cant stop gettin hits all day
i would have to say a jerkbait, i can work em fast and i love the twithching action i can make with the xps jerkbaits.
Quotewell you need to get into cranks and soft plastics too, especially with summer comin up. i know it works, but you can't ALWAYS use the same thing. just wanna get you on fish thats all
yea listent to Al lol if we opened ur tackle box u would have 3 GIANT spinerbaits and like a billion jigs and craws lol
u need to get into some soft plastics im trying to master the senko weightless and wacky style
Favorite is a buzzbait or frog, most productive is probably crankbait, spinnerbait.
I'd have to say it's the Shad Rap line of lures. They all produce for me. I never met a Shad Rap I didn't like.
Falcon
A buzzbait is probably my favorite lure. Topwater fishing is just about the most fun you can have with you pants on.
Most productive is no doubt an unweighted 5" Senko.
QuoteA buzzbait is probably my favorite lure. Topwater fishing is just about the most fun you can have with you pants on.Most productive is no doubt an unweighted 5" Senko.
"I resemble that remark!"
If you haven't fished the Cavitron, give it a shot. It planes
quickly, creates a nice bubble wake and produces a unique
"chirping" sound. I have had a couple of exceptional mornings
throwing the 3/8 oz black on black.
8-)
Unweighted/Wacky rigged 5" watermelon/black red flake/shad/black blue flake Senko/Kinami Flash
ZOOM Super Fluke or Fluke Jr. in White/Cream/Shad colors
Regular 1/4oz black buzzbait
Black and yellow original or popper scum frog/Strike King popping frog
Cotton Cordell original Big-O in the smallest size they have in white/shad color. Ive caught everything on those from bass to bull reds to even a flownder on it!
The original french fry worm, texas rigged with a 3/8oz bullet weight
I can go on and on ;D
Harts " Shocker Tubes " with them long ole tails! best action of any tubes out there.
My favorite lure is my Heddon Torpedo...it's probably my most effective smallmouth bait. Black Jitterbug for Largemouths.
My most productive lure will allways be my favorite. And that lure would be a Zoom finesse worm.
Most productive and favorite as well would have to be the Worden's Original Roostertail in 1/8 or 1/6 sizes. Favorite color would have to be black/chartreuse. Many many other fine colors also, really have never seen a color that wouldn't work, even the ones I don't particularly like.
Recently though, I've gotten into Bandit crankbaits, the 200 series. The rootbeer color here on one of my local lakes has gotten me 5 nice bass in the last week, and one bluegill ;D that could not possibly have eaten it if it had actually been live prey. I've had that bait for years now and it's always produced. Hope the rest of them are that good cause now I'm starting to stock up. The Bandit baitmonkey is trying HARD to get out!!
Eakins 3/8 Flippin Jig W/ Zoom Super Chunk Trailer
Well, right now, none of them. Buti usually goes down like this
Spawn- 10-11 inch black worm( Usually a zoom)
Rest of the year whatever in my tackle box( that weighs 45lbs) the fish will bite on, been out there before and they will bite on something I havent fished in years.
5" senko watermelon with red flake or green pumpkin w/black flake rigged weightless with a 2/0 Gammakatsu weedless wide gap finesse hook. I'm a classic junk fisherman and throw everything eventually but go to this bait time and time again when I gotta get bit.
Zoom super fluke, in various colors, mostly watermelon red flake.
My favorite is the bass's favorite and is the most productive-a Zoom finesse worm rigged wacky and weedless wacky.
Favorite lure is the wake jr. I just wish it was topwater season ALL YEAR long.
Most productive..... probably a t-rigged watermelon 5" senko and a huddy for a close second.