Sissyfishing Posted October 21, 2020 Posted October 21, 2020 I would say it’s a beatle spin cos I fished farm ponds and small lakes for decades, I lived on a farm and fished every evening for two yrs except when it was cold, lots on worms and top waters too! 2 Quote
Super User BrianMDTX Posted October 21, 2020 Super User Posted October 21, 2020 I can honestly say I’ve caught more bass on a 5” Senko wacky rig with a 1/0 circle octopus hook than all other lures combined. 1 Quote
Sissyfishing Posted October 21, 2020 Author Posted October 21, 2020 I’ve fished senko’s very little never had a fish on one, confidence is a big factor I guess Quote
Super User Jig Man Posted October 21, 2020 Super User Posted October 21, 2020 It depends on the time of the year, the lake, the water level, the water temp, and the weather. I prefer spinner bait, Zero, and Ned but I will use nearly anything. Quote
Super User J Francho Posted October 21, 2020 Super User Posted October 21, 2020 Over the years, Rebel Deep Wee-R, 7" Powerworm, 5" Slugg-o, 5" Senko, Spinnerbait, Popmax, Rage Craw, and jigs have consistently outfished all other baits I've tried. I don't really fish the first three anymore, and I'd wager to bet that one of the reasons I doid so well with them is that I fished them almost exclusively back on the the late 80s and early 90s. In the case of the Rebel, that's especially true. These days, I'm a little more diverse. Quote
riverbasser Posted October 21, 2020 Posted October 21, 2020 For volume of fish crankbaits easily win. Quote
Super User geo g Posted October 21, 2020 Super User Posted October 21, 2020 Without a doubt a Senko type bait. You pick the brand it doesn’t matter much. Catch bass of all size on it, and have caught a bunch of peacock! Quote
Sissyfishing Posted October 21, 2020 Author Posted October 21, 2020 I think you can catch just as many on inline spinners, sassy shads, white single tail grubs, and beatle spins, but aging north Texas riprap not a lot of creyfish or crawdaddies mostly small shad Quote
Super User WRB Posted October 21, 2020 Super User Posted October 21, 2020 Bass caught per man hours fished the plastic worm, not even close for numbers. Number of big bass caught over 8 lbs the pig n jig, nothing comes close for numbers of big bass. 2nd would be big Swimbaits. Tom Quote
Super User Spankey Posted October 21, 2020 Super User Posted October 21, 2020 I haven’t tie one of these on in a long time but I’d like to have $0.10 for every smallie I’ve caught on Rebel Craw ( various sizes and patterns ). No BP’s off of it. But you are not saying how you are measuring success. I’m talking shear numbers. Quote
brrbass Posted October 21, 2020 Posted October 21, 2020 I love to jig fish, flipping, pitching, deep structure, and so forth. When I was younger I would fish a spinner bait all the time. Most exciting way for me is buzzbait fishing. Quote
Super User Dwight Hottle Posted October 21, 2020 Super User Posted October 21, 2020 For smallmouth hands down it is a jerk bait. Produces big fish & numbers. Largemouth favorite is a lipless crank with the red eye shad by Strike King being my favorite. It's produced two PB's for me. Quote
Super User Spankey Posted October 21, 2020 Super User Posted October 21, 2020 2 hours ago, Sissyfishing said: I would say it’s a beatle spin cos I fished farm ponds and small lakes for decades, I lived on a farm and fished every evening for two yrs except when it was cold, lots on worms and top waters too! Bass or all fish? Id like 10 cents for every trout I caught on a Panther Martin. Great in-line spinner. Quote
Super User Catt Posted October 21, 2020 Super User Posted October 21, 2020 For both quantity & quality! Texas Rigged Plastics ? Gene Larew 7 1/2" Ringworms in Cinnamon Pepper Neon Junebug Laminate has produced over a dozen double digit bass across 5 states. 4 Quote
Sissyfishing Posted October 21, 2020 Author Posted October 21, 2020 I remember rung worms. You remember mister twister blood worms? Quote
Hook2Jaw Posted October 21, 2020 Posted October 21, 2020 Goodness. My most productive numbers lure is the YUM 5" Dinger. I've caught so many on them I keep them in my back pocket for putting a fish in the boat. The technique has become boring to me. My most productive quality lure is a half ounce jig with a floppy craw on the business end. I love this style of fishing. My most productive "today sucks" is a straight tailed finesse worm on a ⅛oz shakyhead. 1 Quote
Super User Mobasser Posted October 21, 2020 Super User Posted October 21, 2020 By far it's a light T rig plastic worm. Various worms and weights up to 1/4 oz. Fished slow Quote
Super User Bankbeater Posted October 21, 2020 Super User Posted October 21, 2020 Since I got back into fishing about 15 or 16 years ago, I have caught the largest bass on a jig and craw. Fishing just for numbers I have to say that a mid size storm subwart has been by best bait. Quote
Super User DitchPanda Posted October 21, 2020 Super User Posted October 21, 2020 For anything I'd say a 2 inch white twister tail grub. I've had days when I've caught hundreds of fish in a day on them. For bass I'd say a spinnerbait or the past few years a swim jig. For big bass I'd say a jig. 1 Quote
Super User MassYak85 Posted October 21, 2020 Super User Posted October 21, 2020 Green pumpkin stick worm, spinnerbait, and in the summer a 10 inch power worm t rigged. Quote
Bigassbass Posted October 21, 2020 Posted October 21, 2020 Blue Fox inline spinner, I've caught dinks and lots of 5,6, pound bass on that lure! Been fishing it for 30 years. Quote
Super User jimmyjoe Posted October 21, 2020 Super User Posted October 21, 2020 Bass? Spinnerbait. All species? Mepps Aglia. jj Quote
Super User roadwarrior Posted October 21, 2020 Super User Posted October 21, 2020 7 hours ago, Sissyfishing said: I’ve fished senko’s very little never had a fish on one, confidence is a big factor I guess Ridiculous. This has been the #1 bait for decades. 2 1 Quote
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