An Outdoor Guy Posted July 12, 2016 Posted July 12, 2016 I want to hear everyone's favorite bass lures for spring, summer, fall, winter (winter is optional) mine are: Spring: Lipless cranks, Chatter Baits, Jigs, Jerk baits, Square Bills Summer: Jigs, Texas rigged worms/craws, Frogs, DT6 - DT10 (no XD's because I don't have a boat yet) Fall: Lipless cranks, Chatter Baits, Jigs, Jerk baits, Square Bills, Texas rigged worms/craws Winter: I hibernate.... Quote
Super User A-Jay Posted July 12, 2016 Super User Posted July 12, 2016 Spring: Jerkbait & a Jig Summer: Drop Shot & a Jig Fall: Blade Bait & a Jig Winter: Buffalo Trace in a jigger A-Jay 2 Quote
Super User Darren. Posted July 12, 2016 Super User Posted July 12, 2016 25 minutes ago, A-Jay said: Spring: Jerkbait & a Jig Summer: Drop Shot & a Jig Fall: Blade Bait & a Jig Winter: Buffalo Trace in a jigger A-Jay Hey A-Jay.... Waaaaiiiit for it.... WACKY year round! Oh, and drop shot. 4 Quote
Drew03cmc Posted July 12, 2016 Posted July 12, 2016 Spring: jerkbaits, lip less baits, swim jigs, soft swimbaits Summer: soft swimbaits, jigs, topwater Fall: topwater, jerkbaits, lip less baits, swim jigs Winter, wacky rigs, jigs Quote
dsqui Posted July 12, 2016 Posted July 12, 2016 its dont matter what time of year my favorite lure is always a frog even in winter time with 2 feet of ice still the frog dont work worth a crap dont think the fish can see it through the ice Quote
crypt Posted July 12, 2016 Posted July 12, 2016 all year…...worm,frog,beaver,topwater plug,lipless crankbait,squarebill, not in that order…………..oh yeah spinnerbait,swim bait,hard jerk bait,soft jerk bait, oh god make me stop…………..!!!!!!!! Quote
frosty Posted July 12, 2016 Posted July 12, 2016 8 minutes ago, dsqui said: its dont matter what time of year my favorite lure is always a frog even in winter time with 2 feet of ice still the frog dont work worth a crap dont think the fish can see it through the ice Oh they can see it, just listen for the faint thuds of fish heads against ice I bet a frog is a cake to walk on ice! 1 Quote
Super User gim Posted July 12, 2016 Super User Posted July 12, 2016 Spring - spinner bait, crank bait, swim bait, jig Summer - frog, buzz bait, soft plastics Fall - hunting season Winter - I don't ice drink Quote
Super User WRB Posted July 13, 2016 Super User Posted July 13, 2016 Winter; jigs, swimbaits, twin spins, spoons-ice jigs, drop shot and T-rigged 6" worms. Post Spawn; jigs, swimbaits, deep crankbaits, T-rig big worms and creatures, jerk baits. Spawn/Post Spawn; Jigs, T-rig worms/creatures, slip shot. Summer; jigs, T-rig worms-craws, swimbaits/wake baits, surface lures (buzzers, poppers, chuggers), under spins, slip and drop shot, jerk baits, spinnerbaits and night fishing rats, jigs, big worms. Fall, jigs, Tail and Underspins, spoons, spinnerbaits, swimbaits and spinnerbaits Tom Quote
Super User A-Jay Posted July 13, 2016 Super User Posted July 13, 2016 1 hour ago, Darren. said: Hey A-Jay.... Waaaaiiiit for it.... WACKY year round! Oh, and drop shot. LOL ~ Perfect Here's a Darren Quote "I don't always fish wacky rigs . . . .wait - who am I kidding ? - Yes I do " A-Jay 1 Quote
Airman4754 Posted July 13, 2016 Posted July 13, 2016 I run every technique I have year round. Some more than others, but you just never know until you toss it out there. Quote
trick worms Posted July 13, 2016 Posted July 13, 2016 Spring- spinnerbait, senko, lipless crank, squarebill fall- Texas rigged worm, spinnerbait, squarebill, lipless crank winter- shakey head,jig, jerk bait summer- big worm, Carolina rig, shakey head, football jig Quote
BiteFiend Posted July 13, 2016 Posted July 13, 2016 Pre-spawn: Football jig, deep cranks (worked slowly), t-rig, swimbaits, jerk baits, slow-rolling spinnerbait, square bill crankbaits. Spawn/Post Spawn: Flipping and FB jigs, T-rig, wacky rigged senkos, C-rig, drop shot, shaky head. Summer: Flipping and FB jigs, DD cranks, frogs, punch rigs, T-rigged 7-12" worms and craw baits, drop shot, shaky head, spinnerbait, buzz bait, small swimbaits. Fall: See pre-spawn. Plus frogs, flipping jigs, and buzzbaits in early fall. Winter (if not iced): See pre-spawn. Minus square bills. Plus drop shot and shaky head. Once iced, I sit around dreaming of pre-spawn. Quote
Outdoor Zack Posted July 14, 2016 Posted July 14, 2016 Spring: Weighted T-rig, small squarebills, spinnerbaits, and creature baits Summer: Big worms, light jigs, weightless senkos, frogs, prop baits Fall: Inline spinners, senkos, just about any plastics Winter: Senkos, finesse worms, most slow techniques Quote
Wprich Posted July 23, 2016 Posted July 23, 2016 Spring-spinnerbait, sof plastics, lipless/square bill cranks Summer-frogs, deep diving cranks, soft plastics Fall-same as spring + fish head spins and spoons Quote
Super User scaleface Posted July 23, 2016 Super User Posted July 23, 2016 Except for winter which I dont fish much I go shallow and deep all three seasons . So the lure pretty much overlap .I do fish more spinnerbaits in the spring than the rest of the year . 1 Quote
S. Sass Posted July 23, 2016 Posted July 23, 2016 Spring: Texas rigged worms Texas rigged craws Crankbaits Spinnerbait Summer: Texas rigged worms Texas rigged craws Crankbaits Spinnerbait Fall: Texas rigged worms Texas rigged craws Crankbaits Spinnerbait Winter: Texas rigged worms Texas rigged craws Crankbaits Spinnerbait 2 Quote
Jon G Posted July 23, 2016 Posted July 23, 2016 Spring: Jig, Bladed Jig, jerkbait, Keitech, Texas Rig, Squarebill Summer: Jig, Bladed Jig, Keitech, Texas Rig, Squarebill Fall: Jig, Bladed Jig, Keitech, Texas Rig, Squarebill, Lipless Winter: lol There's a lot of other baits I use but these are my favorites. Honestly I use the same baits almost year round but just change the speed and location Quote
Super User Further North Posted July 24, 2016 Super User Posted July 24, 2016 On 7/12/2016 at 6:26 PM, dsqui said: its dont matter what time of year my favorite lure is always a frog even in winter time with 2 feet of ice still the frog dont work worth a crap dont think the fish can see it through the ice The best part of fishing in the winter is that my treble hooks never get fouled by weeds. Quote
dsqui Posted July 24, 2016 Posted July 24, 2016 25 minutes ago, Further North said: The best part of fishing in the winter is that my treble hooks never get fouled by weeds. well thats because you are too far north and spoiled with all that thick ice lol u wouldnt know what to do down here on skinny ice lol last year when it finally froze in january (3 inches) i could walk out and still find the weed beds Quote
iiTzChunky Posted July 24, 2016 Posted July 24, 2016 Spring: havnt fished spring yet. Summer: senkos zman chatter baits Fall: havnt fished fall yet. Winter: I expect to be crying because I can't fish Quote
Super User Catt Posted July 24, 2016 Super User Posted July 24, 2016 Winter spring, summer, & fall...I throw em all! 2 Quote
frosty Posted July 24, 2016 Posted July 24, 2016 1 hour ago, iiTzChunky said: Spring: havnt fished spring yet. Summer: senkos zman chatter baits Fall: havnt fished fall yet. Winter: I expect to be crying because I can't fish Winter around here is when you sit around dreaming up plans to catch the big ones and spending tons of cash on new tackle! Quote
fishindad Posted July 24, 2016 Posted July 24, 2016 2 hours ago, Catt said: Winter spring, summer, & fall...I throw em all! This, at least it would be if I lived someplace where lakes don't ice over in winter! Lately I'm with Catt in not limiting myself to any techniques based on seasons. Who am I kidding, we all have favorites! The way I approach things here in the Great North is in Spring, the fish are generally shallower and our lakes don't have much grass so of course no froggin or punching. Jerkbaits and tubes are always in play. Summer, the grass is at it's peak so I tend not to throw the open hook stuff that I did in Spring. Spinnerbaits, T-rigs, Senkos, frogs, etc. see more time since I focus on grass = bass. Then in Fall (Oct, Nov) it's deep water stuff, generally. Always have a dropshot rod on deck. I'm trying a new approach of not having my lures pre-rigged and waiting to decide what to throw once I get on the water and observe the wind, water temp, boat traffic, etc. Rather than having a pre-conceived game plan the night before and 'force feeding' the fish. Of course there's two or three mainstays but that's top secret, lol. 1 Quote
An Outdoor Guy Posted July 24, 2016 Author Posted July 24, 2016 Wow there are so many different answers here! I love it! I'm definitely going to be trying some different lures throughout the seasons now. Some I would have never even thought of. and really I'm more surprised that there are more people fishing in the winter than I would have thought! Quote
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