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Answers (16)
for bass i would hace to say a popper.
Rooster Tail, can catch anything from perch to big pike, I love em.
the one that cheaches the fish.
I would have to say a Zara Spook. I love catching bass on top water.
A top water buzz bait.
I like a nice crankbait, most times I go with a perch pattern.
troout magnet
Any crankbait will do for me. Gotta love 'em.
Overall I would have to say a texas rigged soft plastic worm or lizard for bass.
For Crappie: jigs or ultralight spinners
cats- chicken liver
bass- buzzbait
they both work the best for me
My favorite lure is a culprit or creme 6 to 12 inch rubber worm for bass b/c it seems to work all year round with no drop off in action. Trout Magnets for trout for the same reason as the culprit, and because you can hold the lure where you want in the stream longer.
cant go wrong with an original rapala
It depends, I enjoy using mepps, but I like to texas rig and also fish topwater.
Trout Magnets. You can catch everything on them from trout to bass. The Crappie Magnet is a close second - same as Trout Magnet only proportionately bigger when one needs a larger presentation or to fish deeper.. Give them a try..!
Rapala Countdown in Gold
Crankbait!!!
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the one that cheaches the fish.
for bass i would hace to say a popper.
Rooster Tail, can catch anything from perch to big pike, I love em.
I would have to say a Zara Spook. I love catching bass on top water.
A top water buzz bait.
I like a nice crankbait, most times I go with a perch pattern.
troout magnet
Any crankbait will do for me. Gotta love 'em.
Overall I would have to say a texas rigged soft plastic worm or lizard for bass.
For Crappie: jigs or ultralight spinners
cats- chicken liver
bass- buzzbait
they both work the best for me
My favorite lure is a culprit or creme 6 to 12 inch rubber worm for bass b/c it seems to work all year round with no drop off in action. Trout Magnets for trout for the same reason as the culprit, and because you can hold the lure where you want in the stream longer.
cant go wrong with an original rapala
It depends, I enjoy using mepps, but I like to texas rig and also fish topwater.
Trout Magnets. You can catch everything on them from trout to bass. The Crappie Magnet is a close second - same as Trout Magnet only proportionately bigger when one needs a larger presentation or to fish deeper.. Give them a try..!
Rapala Countdown in Gold
Crankbait!!!
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