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Answers (17)
My favorite go-to bass lure is a motor-oil colored plastic worm. Pulls em out of everywhere. Second favorite has to be some type of topwater, maybe a Pop-R or a buzzbait. Everyone is going to have different answers for this one, so get ready for a long list.
I love fishing top water minnows, rat'l traps and twin tailed grubs Texas rigged or on a jig head. One thing I like to find is a 7" twin tailed grub. The biggest I've been able to find are 4". I like silver and silver and black for the minnows and rat't traps and pumpkin, greens, purples, black and reds for the plastics.
A chartreuse spinner bait with gold blads is versatile and hard to beat. It can be fishe on top, at mid depth and slow rolled around structure.
I like XPS topwater plugs, XPS crank baits those are my favorets.
I like using yellow/white spinner baits. And I like to fish the wacky worm alot.
the kicktail fire tiger. but you have to go to ngcsports.com/gear to get it. they dont sell it at stores.
I always enjoy the Rebel Popper!
i like a black buzz bait
I love topwater rapala shadrap is the only one I use and its got me a county record bass and my uncle a state record bass
Bill Lewis Rat-L-Traps are deadly in ponds, lakes, and large rivers. I've had them pull bass out of places where no other lure will.
I've had my best luck with top water poppers (hula-popper) and with Rat-L-Traps. Getting the lure to the bass is half the battle so make sure to keep something weedless in your tackle box as well.
Soft Plastics:
tubes, worms, frogs, lizards, creature baits.
Vary the size of the lures and the weights used, such as 1/32, 1/16, 1/8 etc and even try going weightless.
Jitterbugs are my old favorite, new discovery is big Yo-Zuri minnow plugs.
Hula poppers, shallow cranks, and flutter tails worms are my current favorite
brush hog
jitterbug - colors frog-BLACK top water & floating rapala -colors perch - silver - gold fish on top or as jerk bait
Jig & pig
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My favorite go-to bass lure is a motor-oil colored plastic worm. Pulls em out of everywhere. Second favorite has to be some type of topwater, maybe a Pop-R or a buzzbait. Everyone is going to have different answers for this one, so get ready for a long list.
the kicktail fire tiger. but you have to go to ngcsports.com/gear to get it. they dont sell it at stores.
brush hog
I love fishing top water minnows, rat'l traps and twin tailed grubs Texas rigged or on a jig head. One thing I like to find is a 7" twin tailed grub. The biggest I've been able to find are 4". I like silver and silver and black for the minnows and rat't traps and pumpkin, greens, purples, black and reds for the plastics.
A chartreuse spinner bait with gold blads is versatile and hard to beat. It can be fishe on top, at mid depth and slow rolled around structure.
I like XPS topwater plugs, XPS crank baits those are my favorets.
I like using yellow/white spinner baits. And I like to fish the wacky worm alot.
I always enjoy the Rebel Popper!
i like a black buzz bait
I love topwater rapala shadrap is the only one I use and its got me a county record bass and my uncle a state record bass
Bill Lewis Rat-L-Traps are deadly in ponds, lakes, and large rivers. I've had them pull bass out of places where no other lure will.
I've had my best luck with top water poppers (hula-popper) and with Rat-L-Traps. Getting the lure to the bass is half the battle so make sure to keep something weedless in your tackle box as well.
Soft Plastics:
tubes, worms, frogs, lizards, creature baits.
Vary the size of the lures and the weights used, such as 1/32, 1/16, 1/8 etc and even try going weightless.
Jitterbugs are my old favorite, new discovery is big Yo-Zuri minnow plugs.
Hula poppers, shallow cranks, and flutter tails worms are my current favorite
jitterbug - colors frog-BLACK top water & floating rapala -colors perch - silver - gold fish on top or as jerk bait
Jig & pig
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