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So...what is your lure of choice for when the weather warms up and the bass are ready to feed?

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When they are shallow it's hard to beat a square-billed crankbait.

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Like pre-spawn warm? 

As soon as the water gets into the mid-high 40's, I'll be throwing Pointer 100's and suspending / slow float flatsided cranks.

If the water is dingy I'll definitely have a jig on.   

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If nothing works. my watermelon senko usually work...

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Pitching a 7" ribbiontailed worm in red shad color, in structure. ;)

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Depends on what I'm fishing for. If LM bass is my target, then a 6" Senko. If SM, 4" Roboworm.

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Zoom Trick Tail worm,T-rigged.As for colors,watermelon/chart.,"Big Texan",or black

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1) Senko, watermelon with red and black flake;

2) Bomber Square A in Oxbow Bream.

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A jig with either a paca, smallie beaver, or sweet beaver trailer. Color depends on the clairty of the water. Brown and black in 40+ degree is what I prefer.

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Any and all of these.

1. Carolina rigged watermellon lizard

2. Storm WildEye Swim Shad in shad color

3. Booyah spinnerbait

4. Jitterbug in leopard frog pattern

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Swiming a jig, or grub, or a split shot or "mini Carolina rig

Jerkbaits, suspending or soft.

I don't fish spinner baits any more. Cranks are more efficient at covering water, and I have a combo, and assortment, but not really my go-to...

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