With all the new lures on the market, what is one old school bait that you still like to tie on?
Lazy Ike
http://www.lurenet.com/brands/lazy-ike-lures/lazy-ike
Jitterbug
Jitterbug X2.
Still fun to watch that bait in the water.
Newer versions have better colors.
Pre-Rigged 3 hook plastic worm. K & E Worm or Kelly's Plow Jockey. You don't fish them like a Senko, you fish a Senko like them.
Floating Rapala Minnow. Makes for a very subtle topwater in clear shallow water.
Silver Buddy.
On 5/11/2012 at 7:08 PM, Crestliner2008 said:Silver Buddy.
X2
They still work too !!!
Mepps spinners
On 5/11/2012 at 7:41 PM, MichBassMan said:Mepps spinners
X2^ The old inline spinners are still consistent producers.
A shout out for the Silver Buddy, too. I used to have a Do-It mold to make these, but I loaned it to a guy and he disappeared along with my mold.
Tom
Creme Worms!!
Buddies, Shorty Spoons, Lil' Cleos, Zara Spooks, are few that still get a place in my tackle boxes.
If Buddies count, add me to the list. THE most effective winter lure up here in Indiana. I'll take that statement to the bank.
Pre-rigged worms are straight nasty in the dog-days of summer up here. If you throw them enough, you'll finish in the money in August Ts.
JP
Pop-R
Devil's Horse
Shannon style twin spins, Baby Lucky 13's, Tadpolly's, River Runts, Lazy Ike's, Jitterbugs, and Bass Oreno's.
Bomber Speed Shad has been one of my favorites for years.
Dance's Craw, Norman Little Scooper, and some Crankbait Corporation or Lazy Ike foam baits.
Black Jitterbug......timeless.
Mike
Jelly Worms! I have some old spots also that are long and not very tall top to bottom. Can't remember what they are called but they still catch fish. Also have some orginal Thinfins and Wiggle Warts that I don't know what I'll do when I lose them.
Jitterbugs and big-o's period.
Devils Horse and a Hula Popper.
Original bagley db3 1970 or earlier at least the baits without a bar code on the back there great.
Rebel F30s minnow in Gold/Black. They quit making them, but I still have a few. Burn it, twitch it on top, or fish it like a jerkbait. Kills in shallow clear water.
Bayou Boogie and inline spinner.
Devils Horse by a mile, but cleo's for trout and panfish are fun!
Jeff
M-80's and a dip net. Too old school for you? Ok, then a 1/4 ounce jig and Uncle Josh pork frog.
I am Oldschool!
#1 lure for me is my hair jig with Pedigo style pork rind 4" lizard; over 300 DD bass, top 5 rivals anyones top 5: 19.3, 18.6, 17.6, 17.4 & 17.4, hows that for going old school!
Musky jitter bug, wood Bombers, Mud bugs, Smithwick Paw Scooters and Buck n' Brawl top waters, Bomber model 7A's, giant 12 to 16 T-rigged worms, twin spins, the list could go on and on.
Tom
Crazy Crawler and broken back Rapala minnows
Arbogast Mud Bugs, Heddon Tadpoly, Storm Thin Fin and some of the old discontinued Berkley Power Baits.
Black Jitterbug
Devilshorse
Johnson Silver Minnow
Manns Jellyworm
I fish all of the above regularly
On 5/19/2012 at 7:07 PM, Mumpy said:Black Jitterbug
Devilshorse
Johnson Silver Minnow
Manns Jellyworm
I fish all of the above regularly
What Mumpy said. The other night, using my oldest Devil's Horse, the flouro knot slipped through the little gap in the hook eye, while getting ready to lip a bass and then watched in horror as he swam away into the dark tannin stained water.
If it's any consolation, he had the lure choked half way down and sideways, so he might not be very long for this world. I've been meaning to cull some fish out of this farm pond for a while anyway.
hookset on 3
Can't really narrow this down, half my tackle is old school by most of your standards
lil cleos
I use a texas rig and plastic worms.
On 5/11/2012 at 9:03 PM, Christian M said:Creme Worms!!
Ditto! And Pheobes!
Mann's 9" Jelly Worm