Soft plastics

[crypt]

7 hours ago, Catt said:

All of em! ?

same here....

[paulmandude]

Bass pro 5” stick-o when on sale. Yum dingers/strike king shim-e-stick/big bite baits trick stick otherwise

[NavyVet1204]

18 hours ago, MickD said:

 

Zoom trick/finesse worms-Lots of colors doing well for me especially black/June bug/Z3

 

Googan baits- Krackin Kraws and lunkerlogs.

 

Reaction Innovations- Spicy Beavers in Black blue flake and okechobee craw.

 

[Cgolf]

I can’t narrow it down to one, but 4. 
 

Forever favorites are a 5” Kalins single tail grub and a tube, brand doesn’t really matter as many different brands catch them for me. These two baits are the most versatile and I feel I could get it done anywhere in the world that has bass with them. 
 

Two newer are the Arsenal Assault bug and the Rage menace.  
 

A bait I wish would play well with other plastics the Z man Zinkerz would make the list if I fished it anymore. Just use too many normal plastic baits to want to carry baits that don’t play well with others. 

[Jaderose]

This is kind of an absurd question.  It's like asking what's your favorite tool.  Uhm.....the right one for the job.

[Herbert Lorenzo]

My favorite , and seems has been for ever is Culprit Red Shad .

[Spankey]

PowerWorm, RoboWorm and Zoom baits are always ready to be thrown but Salty Spiders, tubes, and grubs might be tied on. 

[Bankc]

Zoom 6" lizard in black saphire.  Works as a T-rigged worm pretty well.  But rip the head off and it makes a great jig trailer!  For smaller jigs, rip it below the shoulders.

[RoLo]

 

Keitech Fat Swing

Zoom Super Fluke

Zoom Ultravibe

Strike King Rage Bug

Roboworm Fat Straight-tail

Culprit Fat Max

Netbait Paca Chunk Sr.

Gambler Ace

Uh-oh   running out of ink

 

[kingmotorboat]

Speed craw and baby brush hog in green pumpkin magic. Stained, muddy or clear they find a way to find it

[wis bang]

I use Yammoto senko  with o rings and put them back in the bag... last two years I caught 90% of my bass on just two of them. Always have one of them tied on and they last, usually slide up the line as you land the fish.

[browne762]

15 minutes ago, wis bang said:

I use Yammoto senko  with o rings and put them back in the bag... last two years I caught 90% of my bass on just two of them. 

 

OK I have to ask, how many fish is that then on two worms? I cant get more then 3 fish on a Yamamoto Senko without total destruction of the bait.

[wis bang]

18 hours ago, browne762 said:

 

OK I have to ask, how many fish is that then on two worms? I cant get more then 3 fish on a Yamamoto Senko without total destruction of the bait.

It depends on use, you have to watch the spot where the o ring compresses the bait and relocate it slightly for longevity. constant compression will degrade the worm. I slide the hook under and use it to move the o ring some. Not hooking the worm makes them last longer.

 

I usually loose it to a branch or similar situation where the hook gets pulled into the tip and ejects the worm while you are attempting to recover it.

 

I do have worms with a good 5 -8 fish and still go back in the bag.

 

When I fish with my wife's god son [buys yamamotos in bulk] goes thru a bag or two every time we fish together and I usually loose ONE...

 

I haven't bought a bag, other than to try a different size to try, in a good 5 years now though I didn't fish that much before getting a boat 2.5 years ago

[ABart61]

6 inch fat Roboworm in Ehrler's Edge or People's Worm

 

3 inch Roboworm Ned worm Green Pumpkin or People's Worm

 

4 inch Berkley Powerbait Pit Boss Green Pumpkin or Black Blue Fleck