Love a whopper plopper? Try these

[justbassintime]

This is for you guys that fish lake where a 8-10#+ largemouth is a possibility.

my lake is know for world class musky. One of the go to lures In the fall is a Joe butcher top raider. They have been around for 20+ years. 

A 7# bass on my lake is something to talk about, and very rare. I have caught many in the fall throwing a top raider. They are exactly like a whopper plopper, just a bigger and taller profile. That of a 12-14 " bass or trout. You guys that fish for those giant bass might need to give them a try...... Ps... Your welcome. 

[Bluebasser86]

I've caught some nice bass on a Top Walker fishing for muskie. Similar concept but with a bucktail instead of a solid body. 

[justbassintime]

Here are a few more lures that I feel would work great on big bass lakes. I have had success catching big bass on them on my lake which is a very poor bass lake. Worth a try. Nothing ventured nothing gained. 

[dsqui]

oh geese u are listing muskie baits for bass.  well if you are gonna do this do not forget to mention the sennet tackle pacemaker its a whopper plopper with a clicker.  the middle hook actually stays b ack and clicks the brass blade as you bring it in

[j bab]

17 hours ago, dsqui said:

oh geese u are listing muskie baits for bass.  well if you are gonna do this do not forget to mention the sennet tackle pacemaker its a whopper plopper with a clicker.  the middle hook actually stays b ack and clicks the brass blade as you bring it in

If you want a similar concept in a smaller bait check out the Jackall Binksy

[blckshirt98]

Another musky bait that caught my attention is the beaver by Beaver's Baits.  The paddle tail gives it a unique look and gliding swimming action - 

https://www.muskyshop.com/modules/cart/products.php/id/4268