Your go-to bass bait

[RogerB]

I have two that I've always had a good turn out with depending on the water depth.

A small white and black grub spinner, and a texas rigged plastic worm.

Love flippin them out and bringing some back.

 

[bobjones223]

Bandit crank baits!!!!

Hands down...Bombers come in a close second

 

[CarryingKitten]

I have already been stocking up on white buzz baits.

 

[Spanky46151]

5/8 oz Dark Brown Craw Bomber Fat A...gotta be the FAT A, too!

 

[USMC_0311]

Zoom baby brush hog

 

[spainy79]

Today I picked up some road runner heads to try different soft lure bodies on. I've caught bass on regular road runners but I wonder if this will up the anty for the bass. I can't wait to try them out. Before and after pics.

 

[Ol' Wiley]

Just stocked up on brush hogs and baby brush hogs... that'll do.

 

[csmith]

My personal favorite for bass has to be chatter frogs. I bet I go through 5-10 of those a year. I've found if you loose one or both of the eyes they don't seem to get near as many hits.

 

[bobjones223]

Today I picked up some road runner heads to try different soft lure bodies on. I've caught bass on regular road runners but I wonder if this will up the anty for the bass. I can't wait to try them out. Before and after pics.

Love the ones with the lizard tails. I used to fish a lake using 1/8 oz jig and the back half of a purple power worm.............This fish in that lake would tear them UP.......didn't use it any where else though........Hmmmmmm


You know this could be the new wonder Musky bait.

 

[gcoop]

I really like to toss a snag proof frog bait on thick moss. Got to use heavy tackle to get them out of the thick stuff.

 

[spainy79]

Love the ones with the lizard tails. I used to fish a lake using 1/8 oz jig and the back half of a purple power worm.............This fish in that lake would tear them UP.......didn't use it any where else though........Hmmmmmm


You know this could be the new wonder Musky bait.

I'll be trying these lures out over the weekend. Undecided on fishing Saturday but Sunday for sure. There are a couple lakes close to me that have musky stocked in them but I rarely ever fish them. Mainly because they're electric only.

 

[BlisterPac]

Jitterbug on a calm, moonlit night.

Chartreuse 2" floating rapala in the White River for spring smallies (and the occasional channel)

Bottom bouncing a purple Zoom worm with a pink tail on a weedless Eagle claw and bullet weight during the summer evenings

Good times, fond memories...