2014 Go To Lure

[FishTank]

Do you have a new go to lure for this year? 

 

For me personally, I have been sticking to the same old stuff> Lucky Craft crank baits, Senkos, and Zoom Lizards

[Mccallister25]

My go to lure is a jig

 

New to this year for me is a spook. Its put not only numbers in my bag, but also weight. Some quality fish have been landed this year because of my super spook jr.

[Avalonjohn44]

Roboworm on the dropshot for me.

[PersicoTrotaVA]

A jig and the wacky rig.

[PondHopper96]

It'd have to be 12 inch ribbon tail for me!

[dam0007]

Senko! Finally got a color I have confidence in as well as technique!

[F14A-B]

Senko! Finally got a color I have confidence in as well as technique!

What color? What technique ? Just curious

[Catch and Grease]

I started using shakey heads this year and they have saved me many times from getting skunked lol...

[Catt]

Sorry Big-O

Bass Assassin's New Tapout Worm, enhanced wirh liquid salt & infused wirh Bang Scent Formula.

It's basically a fat Trick worm!

[GADawgs]

For me it has been a jig

[Jon G]

Siebert Outdoor Fogy with a 4 inch Keitech Swing Impact

[David D.]

Dropshot rigged with a roboworm and a Rage Tail Bug. Both have been killing fish for me lately; even when nothing else can draw a nibble.

[Kevin Beachy]

pro poppin frog ishes poppin phattie

[Jar11591]

This year the majority of my fish have come on a Rage Tail baby craw.

[nascar2428]

Been having a lot of success with the megastick this year, however my go to or fail safe will always be a weightless t rigged Senko.

[Zach P]

What color? What technique ? Just curious

 

It's just going to depend on your home water. You have to let the fish tell you what they want. For me I've always done well on a green pumpkin senko with either purple flake or purple and green flake.

[Primus]

Versatility is my go to presentation. Different baits/ techniques for the various seasons and taking into consideration lake type & weather conditions. 

[Felix77]

My mojo rig with finesse worm is still my go-to!  Expanding to include a drop shot.

[Will Wetline]

I've added the Duo Realis Spin Bait 80 to my go-to list.

 

I fish very clear water for smallmouth.

[dam0007]

What color? What technique ? Just curious

 

 

It's just going to depend on your home water. You have to let the fish tell you what they want. For me I've always done well on a green pumpkin senko with either purple flake or purple and green flake.

 

Green Flash which is a DSG exclusive color, wacky rigged with a size 1 Mustad double wide hook. Go through about 3 bags of worms and 3 packs of hooks each outing, but manage a limit fairly quick on lakes, not so much rivers. Anyhow I throw em on a ML rod wacky rigged. Cast and do nothing, once line starts moving I sweep to the side slow and steady to get the hook into the corner of the mouth. My hookup ratio has been 99.9999% Using the double wide hooks not only did my hook up ratio skyrocket but I stopped gut hooking them.

 

Edit* Refer to my avatar lmao

[NJSalt]

Majority of my fish from the bank have come on a Red Dirt Bladed Jig with a Rage craw trailer yo-yoing it through grass. Had some quality fish on it so far, especially at night.

[Bank4Bass]

Manns jelly worm and my ol faithful 1/2oz white/chartreuse spinnerbait

[jtharris3]

3/8 oz. T1 Terminator Spinner bait, chart/blue/wht with double willow blades or the Zoom Super fluke in white ice or pearl. I've probably fished both equally as much this year.

[BasshunterJGH]

For me it's been the zoom horny toad in green pumpkin. Any lake w/ clear water and cover it just plain catches fish better than anything else.

[joeeagles36]

football jig black blue with Berkley havoc pit boss and gained a lot of confidence in senkos also / watermelon black flk.   and that jj's magic.