Are you more successful with plastics??

[roadwarrior]

Soft plastics are responsible for most of my fish. But considering I fish texas rigs, flordia rigs, carolina rigs, or jigs almost 90% of the time, that probably has more to do with it. Cranks, spinnerbaits, and topwaters all produce for me when I take the time to use them or find a way to squeeze them in between flips and pitches.

"Soft plastics have caught more bass than all other lures combined.

...everthing else is just for fun."

8-)

[Brian_Reeves]

I actually wonder about that.  Spoons, wooden plugs, and hair jigs have been around for ages and ages.  Not specifically for bass, but I'm sure they have hauled in a bunch.  But plastics have had the time, technology, and marketing to catch up fast.  It would be interesting.

[IDbasser]

I have 2 places that I do most of my fishing.  One of them I am more productive with soft plastics, the other one is more productive with hard plastics.

[Redtail]

I just started forcing myself to use something else for at least an hour every trip out.  Last time out it was a spinnerbait with little success.

It is so difficult for me to fish something other than soft plastics because of the no confidence factor.

[Big-O]

Welcome to the group Cracker, soft plastics and jigs are my favorites as well.

So many styles and ways to fish them make them very versitile.

Big O

www.ragetail.com

[Pier Boy]

Where I do most of my fishing (almost daily) soft plastics work great. Usually its a 5 1/2" worm with mustard hooks, or a twister tail grub with a 3/8 oz standup jig head works great fishing deeper. If one isn't working, the other is.