Best Bass?

[Rcfan7]

Where is your favorite type of spot (Shade, open water, pads, scum, ect.) And go to lure to catch the big bass?

 

[MN_Bassin]

Without a doubt, skipping docks is my favorite thing to do for bass. They will hold fish all year except for MN winters, but the bigger fish are under deeper docks.

[MIbassangler30]

Picking apart shallow cover. Frog, spook, and/or jig/soft plastic.

[Senko lover]

I like wood of all types. Logs, branches, brushpiles, docks, you name it. Pitch a Rage Craw in there! I also love lily pads for frogs, spinnerbaits, jigs, and plastics. 

[Master Bait'r]

Veg with open spaces and a frog no doubt.

[tholmes]

Flooded timber or rip-rap banks. Pick 'em apart with a t-rigged craw or worm, or bang a squarebill through 'em.

 

Tom

[scaleface]

Points .

[QUAKEnSHAKE]

I  will use frogs or senko or Ika on this stuff

 

[NJSalt]

GRASS

[Catch and Grease]

I guess it depends on the time of year but right now I'd take the shade of the cypress trees while flipping grass over anything...

[Bankbeater]

I like fishing timber, and grass, if I can get the boat through it.

[BucketMouth15]

Bouncing square bills off timber, throwing frogs in pads is a good combo for me. Occasionally fishing weed edges, or dropoffs. Horizontal submerged wood also gets some nice bass occosional .

[FishTank]

Timber and light structure with a senko or a fat ika. 

[tcbass]

Open water with a KVD Sexy Dawg (walk the dog type lure).

[Turkey sandwich]

for largemouth, flipping a jig, t-rig around, or frog around pads/heavy surface weeds is always exciting.

For smallmouth, nothing beats a smallie blasting a spook or Skitterpop in current.

[ThatZX14Fella]

I would say docks, but haven't fished docks at all this year, so I'll say timber with a jig/soft plastic.