soft plastics

[berkley]

mine is big bites

[Matt Fly]

 Gonna be some one coming behind me and asking about GYCB's, Culprits, Gene Larews, Reaction Innovations, Lake Fork Tackle, and others.

I myself like different worms for different lakes.

majority would be zoom and Berkley power worms.

Matt.

[sregsvsrt]

I love Berkley Power Worms when it's raining or shortly after.

[Raul]

THE BEST is a highly subjective appreciation so the best soft plastics depends greatly and varies from individual to individual, if yours is big bites good for you, but don 't try to sell me the idea.

[Guest the_muddy_man]

I didnt answer I like Zoom a lot but as much as Manns and they werent on the list Senko type baits: Barl;ows,BPS and Allure knock offs for me

[The_Natural]

There is no best as far as fish catching ability is concerned, because as stated there are conditions in which each brand will excel.  I do believe Yamamoto represents the highest quality obtainable in a soft plastic lure based on softness, salt content, color selection, quality control, and consistency.

[BASS fisherman]

I don't see YUM or GYCB on the list, so I didn't vote either.

[rodrick williams]

I caught my biggest bass off a berkeley gulp! crawbug in a natural crawbug color. they don't sell them at walmart anymore................. > :'(

[SPEEDBEAD.]

There is no best as far as fish catching ability is concerned, because as stated there are conditions in which each brand will excel. I do believe Yamamoto represents the highest quality obtainable in a soft plastic lure based on softness, salt content, color selection, quality control, and consistency.

You forgot highest obtainable price too.    

Just bought my first pack of Fat Ika's...$7.49 for 10. Its cool though, I wanna see 'em work their magic.

Wayne

[Rattlinrogue]

I voted Zoom because I use them quite alot,but my favorite plastics weren't mentioned.My favorites are Strike King Flippin' tubes,Culprit worms,Senkos, FLW Finese worms,and 3X plastic lizards.

[Catt]

You want the best soft plastic and all you give is 5 choices with two being Berkley?

Kind of narrow minded huh!

[roadwarrior]

Hmm...

I am not a total stick in the mud, I fish Micro Munch Tackle El Gordo and Mizmo tubes.

Otherwise...GYCB.

[berkley]

ok ok easy i am a kid and thats all i know for soft plastics

[Ky_Lake_Dude]

Berkely and Zoom.

[Catt]

The first salt injected plastic Gene Larew  

[Floridabassking352]

Zoom softplastics are number one in my book, especially the Trickworm. It's simple, cheap, and effective.

[JT Bagwell]

Gary Yamamoto Custom Baits for me, but

you all knew that already.  

JT Bagwell

[Bud]

I will go with GYCB

[manny]

zoom.

best flukes, best chunks, trick worms, brush hogs. nuff said?

use that trick worm on a carolina rig, it'll float right off the bottom. great way to catch big fish

[Ky_Lake_Dude]

zoom.

best flukes, best chunks, trick worms, brush hogs. nuff said?

use that trick worm on a carolina rig, it'll float right off the bottom. great way to catch big fish

Right on!

[T-rig]

Reaction Innovation Sweet Beaver. Ecogear (Japan) Rock Claw!

[Vyron]

No personal preference

Most soft plastics work

[Alpster]

CULPRIT!

Ronnie

[BassFishingMachine]

1st: GYCb

2nd: YUM

3rd: Berkley

4th: Zoom

Just my opinion  

[Bankbeater]

I chose the one I have the most of, Zoom.