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Plastic worm rigged Texas style has caught more fish for me than all the other tackle I own. 

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Shad Rap 05.  I don't like throwing them because they're so light, get caught up in grass too easily, and only go to one depth.  But if I fish one long enough, I can usually boat at least one bass just about any day of the year.  

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Largemouth: 5" Senko

 

Smallmouth: Rage Menace

Close second: Gitzit, baby diaper yellow

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Winter...Zoom Finesse Worm on a 1/16oz shakyhead 

 

Spring...Chatterbait or Spinnerbait 

 

Summer...Swim jig 

 

Fall...buzzbait 

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80s- 90s : Red shad culprit worm 

2000s on Zoom super fluke in watermelon seed or watermelon red.

Senkos/dingers are a fairly close 2nd in recent years.

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#1 Zoom Trick worm rigged any way possible.  #2 Spinnerbait.  #3 Rattle Trap. Followed by Zoom Fluke and Devil's Horse,

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Spinnerbait for me without a doubt because of how many different ways you can fish it. My two largest bass have come on them. After that,... Senko (Texas rigged or wacky) or a tube.

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plastic worm,junebug or red shad......

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21 hours ago, Mike L said:

Magnum UV Speed Worm

Speed worms and Florida go together like PB&J.  Seems like every tournament angler has one on deck.

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Texas rigged worm 

runner up would be lipless crankbait 

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In my early years, it was a plastic worm on a true Texas Rig.  For the last 35+yrs. it's been a Jig/Craw combo. When I kept a log, there were years when it outproduced all others combined.  Can you tell I throw a jig a lot?

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It's going to take awhile to "catch up to" the amount of pond bass reeled in on a Bass Assassin fluke as a kid.  Pond hoping with a pack and a few hooks would lead to a raw thumb.

 

In public water, a ned style bait is various retrieves is on the fastest pace to catch those worn out flukes.

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Cabin Creek Spider Parts on a 1/8 oz jig head- just a mini Hula Grub. But with a separate skirt I can mix/match any combination. With the one thick tentacle, you can rig it weedless.

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Years ago it was a 4.5" Sluggo in Alewife.

 

Allen

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On 5/7/2022 at 7:33 PM, cyclops2 said:

 

 Mepps Comet LARGE Size.  1 of a few lures that could cause multi hits. 

 

This.  Mepps/In-line spinners are the most effective and versatile lure ever made.  Most of the responses are for bass fishing, but in-line spinners catch multiple species in every body of water on earth.  They are they only lure I know that catch fish in a creek/stream, river, pond, lake, inlet, estuary and the d**n ocean.  Not known for big fish, but something about this basic spinner somehow out produces everything else.

 

If you are only talking bass fishing,  then a T-Rig worm is my guess.

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My LMB are all AMBUSHERS  hiding under docks & boats. Some are VERY experienced  C & R  fish.  

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