30-pc. Bass Bonanza kit

[bassmatt]

should i get it? ithas an assortment of spinners, buzzbaits, spinner & crawfish trailers, bass jigs, tube jigs, and jig heads.

[roadwarrior]

I haven't specifically seen that kit, but in general you are better off buying specific lures individually.

Assortments tend to have lots of stuff you will never use.

[carySE406]

Cheaply made spinnerbaits, bad colored jigs, buzzbaits with only two "blades", and it looks nothing like the picture.  If it is still $19.99 you would probably be better off buy fewer quality items.

[bassmatt]

if that's not worth my money, can anyone suggest a few lures from cabelas that are?

[Baconstrip]

I tend to stay away from anything with "bonanza" in the name.

[Maxximus Redneckus]

if that's not worth my money, can anyone suggest a few lures from cabelas that are?

Zooms, Rapalas, and ummm depends what ur fishing for,muddy water ,deeep, ETC, etc  many variables

[HUNTER19]

Def not worth the money!!! :-X I bought it for some dumb reason and def not worth it the jigs arnt that good the spinnerbaits are cheap!! ! I would just save money and buy the good stuff!!! ;D

[roadwarrior]

if that's not worth my money, can anyone suggest a few lures from cabelas that are?

If you are just beginning to build a tackle box, start out with a few time tested lures. Become proficient with them, then experiment with others. Here are a few ideas to get started:

1. Original Floating Rapala

2. Zara Puppy (black & silver)

3. Norman Fat Boy (bluegill pattern)

4. Terminator spinnerbait, a) white with silver willow blades, chartreuse & white

5. Rat-L-Trap (chrome & blue), maybe a crawfish pattern, too.

That's all you need right now. All of these lures are excellent producers that can be fished with a basic cast and retrieved. When you are ready for finessee, the 5" Senko and Fat Ika are next on the list.