Favorite brush pile baits

[DitchPanda]

Talking brush offshore here...anywhere between 4-12 fow. My pond is so low now I can actually reach some of this offshore brush...in middle of coves and off points...from the bank. What baits do you prefer for this type of fishing?

[scaleface]

I like to hit them with spinnerbaits or buzzbaits first too see if I can pickoff aggressive fish . Then I use Texas rigged senko type worms . The brush piles I fish are home to dinks , bluegill and crappie along with bigger bass .  I dont want to tempt those little ones with , appendages , fire tails , or any kind of enticing tail to nibble on . I get a "lot" fewer phantom hooksets with Texas rigged stick worms and a quarter ounce weight  than other offerings , so I catch a "lot" more bass with them . 

[Biglittle8]

Jigs with oversize trailers for deeper stuff. Spinnerbaits and chatterbaits in shallow (4ft) water.

[Jig Man]

Trigged craws and worms for me but mine are a lot deeper piles, like 15 to 30 feet deep.

[Scott804]

Shakin' head. Don't be afraid to throw big Shakeyheads on casting, either. Toss it into that brush pile and shake. It almost feels unfair sometimes. 

[NHBull]

Child rig right in the thick of things

[lo n slo]

texas rigged worms and lizards 

[Kenny Yi]

buzz/spinner/chatter in that order first, then a jig/t-rig, then a something finesse like a Neko/dropshot

[Bankbeater]

Jig and craw, t-rig, weightless plastic worm and senko.

[Catt]

3/16 oz bullet weight, 3/0 straight shank hook, Mr Twister Phenom Worm.