whats your favorite technique? 2024

basser223 reply :

What is your favorite technique for fishing?

Flippin and pitcin heavy cover would have to be my favorite

tnbassfisher reply :

Texas rigged worm.

Jim Grouch reply :

Softbaits.... weightless or with a shaky head jig is by far my favorite technique.

florida strain reply :

1.- Topwater

2.-F/P Grasslines

3.- Crank-n

InLikeFinz reply :

Shakey head or deep cranking shallow water.

Grey Wolf reply :

Cranks.

BassThumb reply :

Slow rolling a heavy spinnerbait or dock skipping.

Bassin_Fin@tic reply :

They are all my favorite as long as I catch something. . But if I had to choose I'd say topwater. Also in my limited experience jerkbaits are getting right up there too. I love the way they crush it! Twitch,twitch,pause,twitch- WHAM!

I.rar reply :

soft plastics. starting to really like topwater though.

basspro215 reply :

caught 4 yesterday walking the dog with a spook.the most fun I've had fishing in a long time

NewKidInTown reply :

Jig

Dock Master reply :

Fishing docks with a shakey head on spinning tackle.

Shane J reply :

Top Water, with jigs as a close second.

Hornytoad 10 reply :

- Flippin'

- Jigs

- Topwater

- Swimbaits

- Texas rigs

SDoolittle reply :

Crankbaits and drop-shot are my favorites, but they're not always the most productive.

The Bassinator reply :

Jerkbaiting, Spinnerbaiting, Jigging and Texas rigging. Havent done too much in the way of topwater but we'll see.

Beastie Bass reply :

TOPWATER! I also love it when bass crush a weightless fluke. These two lure genres have produced some heart-stopping strikes for me.

Goose52 reply :

Crankin' - mostly lipless cranks...

Catt reply :

Texas Rigged Plastics

fishfordollars reply :

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Texas Rigged Plastics

jdw174 reply :

My favorite is whatever they're biting on that day But if you're asking what I like to fish, I've changed in the last couple of years. For fishing around brush I've changed from a spinnerbait to shallow cranks. I've discovered Wacky rigging and have done very well on it this year, as I have with shakey-headin'.

Crestliner2008 reply :

Drop shotting.

BassAssasin2 reply :

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What is your favorite technique for fishing?
Flippin and pitcin heavy cover would have to be my favorite

x2 ;D

Surface Angler reply :

Top water

Senkoman12 reply :

wacky rig its a rare day when it doesn't produce for me, texas rig, or spinnerbait but im gonna try swimbaits this year

badger_bassin reply :

Buzzbaiting at night. There's nothing more exciting than topwater fishing in the moonlight.

Bass_Akwards reply :

Stitching live crawdads. The absolute sickest finesse technique for hammering huge bass.

evrgladesbasser reply :

Really loving the weightless trickworm right now.... there geting destroyed in the glades. Weightless senko is a close second.

pondassasin reply :

1. Topwater frog in heavy cover

2. Speed worm buzzed on top or slow rolled under the surface

3. Swim bait

SGT Rico reply :

Jerk baits, crank baits, top water, texas rig.

Bass_Fanatic reply :

Texas Rigged Plastics (Rage Craw)

Topwater (Chug Bug)

Cranks (Bandit)

Dwight Hottle reply :

Hands down jerkbaits. I love the thrill of a big smallie trying to pull the rod out of my hands. I also love cranks, soft baits & jigs.

brushhoggin reply :

frogs and worms.

jj2 reply :

I guess it would have to be pitching jigs and soft plastics around docks and laydowns

Jigfishn10 reply :

1: Jigs - pitching, casting, swimming (caught all my largest bass on them)

2: Spinnerbait

3: Buzzbait (especially at night)

iceintheveins reply :

Finesse plastics, especially soft jerks like flukes and sluggos or soft sticks like senkos. You just can't go wrong with them in clear water.

NateFollmer reply :

Draggin' tubes, T-rigging tubes, burning soft swimbaits, jigs and soft plastic wormin'. I rarely touch the hard baits anymore...

bonzai22 reply :

wacky rigging because it produces most of the time

JigMe reply :

1.Top water--starting to luv ribbit frog, but keep missing the hook set. :'(

2.Wacky rigged 4" senko, caught a lot fish with it

3. Lipless crank

oprcsr reply :

1. Topwater-be it poppers, jerkbaits or wakebaits, there is nothing like the topwater strike

2. Slug-gos/Plastic worms. I've fished a lot of ponds and these always work

3. Crankbaits- either casting or trolling

FishFocker reply :

1- Spinnerbait

2- t-rig plastics

3- Lipless cranks

of course I only have a handful of fish NOT caught on those 3 baits :'(

fourbizz reply :

drop shot and big baits

Leever reply :

1.Spinnerbaits

2.Crankin

3.T-rigs

procraft210 reply :

1.softbaits

2. topwater

3. spinnerbaits

Evans reply :

Wacky jiggin with a flick shake! Very very deadly right now for numbers and bigger bass.

Ontario Bass reply :

I really enjoy using tube jigs. I've had my most luck with them.

CookieMonst3r reply :

I like fishing tubes on jigheads and weightless soft platsics (Trick stick, brush hog, etc.)

bdunn333 reply :

Spinnerbaits! In brush, trees, moss, cabbage!

JaxBasser reply :

Either a T-rigged or a weightless soft plastic.

JLBomber reply :

Plastics (all rigs) > Cranks > Jigs

DeanFishesNY reply :

Jigs are my favorite, but topwater is a close second. I love setting the hook with jigs and seeing a big bass come up and suck down a topwater frog is just awesome!

5bass reply :

Deep crankin'

Pitchin' / skippin' docks

Blue Streak reply :

T rig, I know I am going to get bass.

stealthcaster reply :

soft plastics, topwater

Bankbeater reply :

I use to really like crankbaits, but now I like jigs since I learned how to fish them.

Punkinseedfyretailz reply :

for me its gotta be tossin my xcalibur rattle trap in the foxy mama color

farmpond1 reply :

Whatever seems to be working best for me at any given period of time. Right now, it's texas rigged creature baits. Three weeks ago it was weightless stickbaits. This time last year it was weightless superflukes. But there's nothing I won't do or try and, as evidence, my tacklebox is nearly bursting at the seams. Darn baitmonkey!

dmac14 reply :

Spinnerbait and flipping large grass flats for smallies. Nothing better than seeing the line straighten for a second then driving a hook through the fishes mouth. Third best would be froggin', love them strikes.

Fishohio reply :

Would have to be pitchin and flippin T-rigged plastics.Tubes are deffinatly my go to bait.

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