What's your confidence lure?

[All about da bass]

34 minutes ago, J Francho said:

T-rigged Lucky rabbit's foot

I may have to try one of those.?

So far I have seen a ton of Ned rig believers. I have never thrown that. I may have to try that. Is there a thread for how to use them or where or when they work best?

[ratherbfishin1]

9 minutes ago, All about da bass said:

I may have to try one of those.?

So far I have seen a ton of Ned rig believers. I have never thrown that. I may have to try that. Is there a thread for how to use them or where or when they work best?

Congrats! You had the 100th reply on this thread! Who thought it would ever get this far?

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Just now, ratherbfishin1 said:

Congrats! You had the 100th reply on this thread! Who thought it would ever get this far?

Lol I know right. I just wanted a few answers on what people liked to throw.?

Just now, All about da bass said:

Lol I know right. I just wanted a few answers on what people liked to throw.?

Maybe it won't die and new people will see it lol.

[gilkeybr]

28 minutes ago, All about da bass said:

Is there a thread for how to use them or where or when they work best?

Yes, there is.  But in short, I would throw it anywhere that doesn't have heavy cover.  It is fairly weedless, even with the exposed hook, so you don't have to sweat too much throwing it near grass.  But I wouldn't be chucking it into the heart of some pads or a big laydown.  

 

I've heard a lot of people talking about bouncing them along the bottom.  My best success comes while swimming them just above the grass.  

 

PS, I fell for the Hogz.  I wouldn't buy those again if I knew any better.  Casting distance is quite poor compared to the regular TRD and I don't think they're any more effective at catching fish.

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33 minutes ago, gilkeybr said:

Yes, there is.  But in short, I would throw it anywhere that doesn't have heavy cover.  It is fairly weedless, even with the exposed hook, so you don't have to sweat too much throwing it near grass.  But I wouldn't be chucking it into the heart of some pads or a big laydown.  

 

I've heard a lot of people talking about bouncing them along the bottom.  My best success comes while swimming them just above the grass.  

 

PS, I fell for the Hogz.  I wouldn't buy those again if I knew any better.  Casting distance is quite poor compared to the regular TRD and I don't think they're any more effective at catching fish.

Thanks for the info bro, I will definitely pick a few and try them. Do they get hung up in rocks or do they pop outta there like a jig? Thanks again.

[lmbfisherman]

Super Fluke, Finesse Zoom Worm (Weightless T Rig or Dropshot), Powerbait White Minnow 2 and 3" (Drop shot). 

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2 hours ago, lmbfisherman said:

Super Fluke, Finesse Zoom Worm (Weightless T Rig or Dropshot), Powerbait White Minnow 2 and 3" (Drop shot). 

The drop shot is a very effective way to catch fish, also a weightless finesse worm or fluke can be deadly along or through grass.

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I'm starting to see more of a fluke or drop shot approach. I've never thrown a drop shot, it must be something. I've seen people catch fish on it right beside me but I never think to pick it up and try.

[J Francho]

11 hours ago, All about da bass said:

I'm starting to see more of a fluke or drop shot approach. I've never thrown a drop shot, it must be something. I've seen people catch fish on it right beside me but I never think to pick it up and try.

Everything you need to know about it, from the master:

 

http://www.richz.com/fishing/articles/dropshot.html

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2 minutes ago, J Francho said:

Everything you need to know about it, from the master:

 

http://www.richz.com/fishing/articles/dropshot.html

Interesting......? Thanks

[SJex]

A Zoom 5" Shakey Head worm (RIP WEC) on a dropshot rig.

A Zman Tubez on a ned rig (this saved my butt yesterday).

[haggard]

4-inch TX rigged worm, watermelon with red flake, 1/4 oz bullet weight, unpegged.

 

[Looking for the big one]

My confidence lure is normally whatever I caught them on last trip ?. Recently it has been a 3/8 ounce green pumpkin bitsy flip with a zoom ultravibe speed craw. Nice little compact package, heck my brother even caught two stocker trout trolling with it in the middle of the lake ?!!! Last summer it was a dropshot finesse worm. Who knows what it'll be next time lol

[TylerT123]

This poor guy is going to have to make a new account with all the notifications he’s getting.

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1 hour ago, Looking for the big one said:

My confidence lure is normally whatever I caught them on last trip ?. Recently it has been a 3/8 ounce green pumpkin bitsy flip with a zoom ultravibe speed craw. Nice little compact package, heck my brother even caught two stocker trout trolling with it in the middle of the lake ?!!! Last summer it was a dropshot finesse worm. Who knows what it'll be next time lol

I tend to do that ALOT, I have confidence in every thing I throw but it's gotta be the senko for me lol

1 hour ago, TylerT123 said:

This poor guy is going to have to make a new account with all the notifications he’s getting.

Who me???

[drscholl14]

KVD 1.5/2.5 Crank or Texas Rigged anything on brush or laydowns.

[N Florida Mike]

T rigged soft plastics.

• Zoom super fluke

• 4 inch Senko

• Small ribbon tailed worms.

These are my numbers baits, that are about equal. Of the 3, I catch more quality fish on the fluke, so it has an edge .

Primary colors are watermelon shades.

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4 hours ago, N Florida Mike said:

T rigged soft plastics.

• Zoom super fluke

• 4 inch Senko

• Small ribbon tailed worms.

These are my numbers baits, that are about equal. Of the 3, I catch more quality fish on the fluke, so it has an edge .

Primary colors are watermelon shades.

Those styles and colors tend to work really well in the south.

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5 hours ago, drscholl14 said:

KVD 1.5/2.5 Crank or Texas Rigged anything on brush or laydowns.

My favorite type of cover to fish with those baits, besides rocks.

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On 5/14/2018 at 7:19 PM, haggard said:

4-inch TX rigged worm, watermelon with red flake, 1/4 oz bullet weight, unpegged.

 

Perfect set up for a lake that I fished last weekend, we absolutely tore their mouths up. We were catching a lot in just one small cove.

[buzzbaiter83]

Spring - Rapala DT6 or Strike King Red Eye Shad

Summer - Neko Rigged Yum Dinger

Fall - Vibrating Jig with Swimbait Trailer

Winter - 1/8 VMC Mooneye Jig with a 3''Berkley Gulp Minnow or 3'' Damiki Armor Shad

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35 minutes ago, buzzbaiter83 said:

Spring - Rapala DT6 or Strike King Red Eye Shad

Summer - Neko Rigged Yum Dinger

Fall - Vibrating Jig with Swimbait Trailer

Winter - 1/8 VMC Mooneye Jig with a 3''Berkley Gulp Minnow or 3'' Damiki Armor Shad

Everything on there is the same accept for the Rapala DT6. I can't throw a big crank, I just don't have confidence in that area yet. I like to throw a 1/2 ounce football jig.