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So I'm new to bass fishing. I have been killing bass with The Red Eye Shad lipless crank and pulled in my biggest bass at 4 lbs, but the bite has slowed down and I'm not having much luck. I tried spinner baits and kvd 1.5 square bills and still no luck. What time of year is it usually best to use a jerk bait or rattle trap or crank baits and different plastics?

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Ok nickjames, how you want us to tell what we recommend for you if we don't know where you are ? Down here the temps are in the 90's while the temps for our northern bass fishing brothers are barely above freezing.

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Without knowing any details, I would have to say try a jig and trailer.

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Senko always works for me when nothing else will

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When the bite slows down you sometimes have to slow down as well.  The senko usually produces.  I use jigs but my preference are crappie jigs, I make my own with longer streamers.  I can swim them, jig them, fish them fast or as slow as I want.  I catch a variety of species with them, small fish as well as bigger ones like a snook, many bass over 5# too.

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