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Shaky Head Senko. I'm getting more confident with other lures at the moment, but when I find a fishy spot or checking old spots, I start with a senko then other baits after I catch a couple.

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I see mostly all soft baits, listed, so far.  My comfort zone seems solid in the hard bait section, preferably something like a Berkley Flicker Shad, or a Rapala X-rap or Scatter Rap Shad.

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Right Now, today it's a Rage Cut R weightless or not.

Mike

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Spinnerbait for me. I will catch a fish on a spinnerbait, guaranteed. Jig and pig is a close second.

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Right Now, today it's a Rage Cut R weightless or not.

Mike

I did tons of damage with the Cut-R in the beginning of the year! Awesome bait.

Lately I have been gaining a lot of confidence in lipless cranks and have been throwing them a lot of the time in recent weeks.

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A 4" worm, nose hooked on a drop shot. 

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This is going to sound really weird to most people, but I know that I can get bit on a popper or a walking bait almost every day between april- october. I have caught more fish on a super spook ans super spook junior than I have with any other lure this season. 

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H&H Spinner bait.  No particular color or set up.  Those just flat work for me.  Ain't too many ways they can't be fished

 

next would be a lipless crank.  usually in something like Rayburn Red or a Metalllic

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All of them at the right time, otherwise why would I fish with them.  

 

I do have a growing box of baits that I have ZERO faith in though sitting in the corner of the garage.

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All of them at the right time, otherwise why would I fish with them.

I do have a growing box of baits that I have ZERO faith in though sitting in the corner of the garage.

What's in that box?
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Drop Shot

Its far from my favorite technique but it catches fish year long, and you can fish nearly any bait with it.

Not a lot of people try it, but 4" senkos rigged wacky on a drop shot is the best set up of all time for pressured bass.

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What's in that box?

Honestly, Senko's and that style of worm in other brands, jerkbaits, various swimbaits I didn't like after I tried them to no avail, some Zoom Critter Craws, and a few other creature baits and probably a half dozen different worms I've given up on as well.  

 

Edit: I did find a use for the Zinkers though when I cut them in half.

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There's days when it flat-out falls on its face, but MOST of the time when things get tough, I'm going to reach for a green Cut-R.  Usually on a weighted hook, but sometimes lightly t-rigged.

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Dirty jigs swim jig n rage craw trailer. I can fish this bait 100 different ways and throw it into anything with 100% confidence. They smack it hard and I have not lost a fish in 2 seasons on it.

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Rage Craw or Rage Anaconda always produce.My go too for sure.

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