In moss and grass, I go with a plastic bait, rigged weedless (the hook turned back into the bait) and no weight. It will generally slide through about anything. If you need it to sink, use one of the dense plastics, like a Sinko. For brush, I use a spinner bait, tandem willow leaf. It will bounce through the brush and often trigger strikes as it comes off a limb or branch. You might want to go to braided line to help retrieve the lure if it does hang up and to muscle a big bass out of the brush when you get one. I like to use a 20 lb braid. I've done very well this spring with a spinner bait in the shallow, brush filled areas of the lakes here in central Texas. Good Luck!

using a scum frog or a carolina rigged worm will give you usual success in being weedless.

when fishing in pickerel grass i put on a 7" (i think that's the lenght) weightless slug-go. I then keep the hook just barely under the surface of the jerkbait. When i fish it i then fish it slow through the weeds then speed it up once i get through them.

I would try a texas rig with a berkley powerbait worm. Or a drop shot, those always work well and same with carolina rigs.