Lures You Should Have In Your Tacklebox...?

[MichiganFisherman]

Well?

[MattStrykul]

1/4 and 3/8 oz Terminator Pro's top secret jigs

Spot removers

Luckycraft Pointer 100s/Sammy/gunfish/lipless cranks

Norman D22's

Horny toads

Strike king KVD signature spinnerbaits

[SJex]

Senkos, Zoom Finesse and Trick Worms, Fat Ikas, and Roboworm Straight tail worms.

[Bass Fear Me]

Every one I can get my hands on.

[-ebby-]

Mattlures baby bass

[bigfruits]

i only have one lure in my tacklebox. i have a very small tacklebox.

the walking worm

http://www.ngcsports.com/walking_worm.cfm?ccode=WWchnaWLL

[Fishing Rhino]

Chatterfrogs, the new #1 on my list.

Strike King spinnerbaits (Premier Bleeding Bait, Red Eye special (smaller size), Mr. Money (I've only seen it at WalMart)

     My progression of trailers on the spinnerbaits.  3" Mister Twister curly tail grub, 5" MT curly tail grub, and now, the Chompers Twin Tail Grub.  All doused liberally with Yum LPT Crawfish scented attractant.

Mepps Black Fury with chartreuse or flourescent red/orange spots sizes 3 and 4.

Sencos, 4 and 5 inches (4" currently in favor), Zoom U Tail, motoroil/chartreuse, creature baits.

Heddon Super Zara Spook Junior

Owner Sled Heads, Luck "E" Strike perfect finesse worm and perfect worm jig heads.  Assorted weights and hook sizes for both makes.

[BassFishingMachine]

Im going to answer this question a little less specific, as I think this will be more useful.

1. Willow Leaf Spinnerbait

2. Topwater Walk the Dog bait

3. Jig aka Jig-n-pig (with a trailer)

4. Suspeding Hard Jerkbait

5. Topwater Popper

6. Hollow Frog

7. Soft plastic Frog

8. Soft plastic worms, Both Ribbontail, and Straight tail

9. Soft plastic Creaturebait

10. Jitterbug (yeah I know this is being specific, but its a must have!  ) (Works great at night, but not limited to this)

11. Buzzbait (overcast/dusk/night time)

12. Black/blue Chatterbait w/ a trailer (overcast/dusk/night time)

13. Crankbait

[BossierBassHunter]

i only have one lure in my tacklebox. i have a very small tacklebox.

the walking worm

http://www.ngcsports.com/walking_worm.cfm?ccode=WWchnaWLL

Do they work, lol?

But anyways, I'll limit it to what I acutally use most...In no particular order.

1.Cavitron/Buzzbait

2.Senkos...swim and regular

3.Big Worms (10"+)

4.Crankbait that dives to about 6 ft.

5.Colorado Blade Spinner

6.Spro Frog

7.Crawfish Imitator...either Jig and craw, or Yum crawbug type lure

8.Stanley Ribbits

I could easily get by with about 5 "lures" and about 4 packs of plastics...yet I have a whole lot more than that for some reason, lol.

[TrippyJai]

3/8 White Spinnerbait (Willowleaf/Col)

A pack of 5" green pumpkin GYB Senko

Lucky Craft Pointer 78 in Chartreuse Shad

Bomber Fat Free Shad Jr. in Pearl Shad

1/4 Rat-L-Trap in Chrome Blue

[Sam]

Topwaters

Spinnerbaits

Crankbaits

Worms

Jigs

Carolina rigs

[roadwarrior]

Top ten from a number of members:

http://www.bassresource.com/bass_fishing_forums/YaBB.pl?num=1143177139

Here's another in "Must Have" lures:

http://www.bassresource.com/bass_fishing_forums/YaBB.pl?num=1199915688

8-)

[CWB]

5" Senkos

Your favorite spinnerbait(s)

Good selection of Jigs/Trailers

Topwater Frogs

Plastic Worms (Finesse and Basic)

Rattlebait

Topwater Poppers and Walkers.

Shallow, Mid, and Deep Cranks.

Colors and styles are your personal preference.

[zbigbadaaron]

Topwaters

Spinnerbaits

Crankbaits

Worms

Jigs

Carolina rigs

well said

[Raul]

Sam pretty much summed it up, lures you should have in your T-box: all of them cuz all of them catch fish one time or the other, which types, all you can get your hands on, how many and which ones, it 's personal preference, so let 's say that we are talking

Topwaters, there are several types of topwaters:

Walk the dog type

Wobblers

Chuggers & popers

Prop baits

You want to have at least one of each type, which ones, well I would say that for walk the dog type the Sammy is hard to beat, for wobblers the good ole Jitterbug, for chuggers you can get a Chug Bug and for poppers the ole Hula Popper, for prop baits the Heddon Torpedo is a classic. Of course there are lots of brands from where to choose, lots of names there but how many of each and which ones you choose.

The same applies to cranks, they are divided in

lipless

lipped:

flat.- super shallow, shallow, mid depth, deep depth, extra deep

fat:- super shallow, shallow, mid depth, deep depth, extra deep

And you can divide some more

Floating

Sinking

Suspending

With rattles

Silent

Worms, oh boy !, we 've got straight tail, ribbon tail, C tail, G tail, U tail, paddle tail, stickbaits, lengths from 3 to 10-12", colors ? gee wee, lots from where to choose.

Spinnerbaits:

by blade types.- colorado, indiana, tennessee, willow,

by number of blades.- single, double, tandem, multi.

And so on, all of them work, so, which ones ? all of them

[Low_Budget_Hooker]

1. MS Slammer or similar type wake bait

2. MS Slammer or similar type wake bait

3. MS Slammer or similar type wake bait

4. MS Slammer or similar type wake bait

5. MS Slammer or similar type wake bait

6. MS Slammer or similar type wake bait

7. MS Slammer or similar type wake bait

8. MS Slammer or similar type wake bait

9. Jig

10. Trick Stick

[brgbassmaster]

Poprs

white spinnerbaits

shakey head with straight tail worms 4"

bush bugs

green pumpkin jigs

black and blue jigs

frogs

jerkbaits

shallow cranks

wake baits

[smallieking]

buzzbaits

Frogs

brush hogs

sweet beavers

crankbaits

tubes and grubs

craws(for smallmouth)

topwater poppers and walking baits

varity of worms(straight tail, senkos, curly tails)

[bass wrangler569]

senkos

spro bronzeye frogs

stanley ribbits

jigs

spinnerbaits (war eagle for smallmouth, terminator for largemouth)

cavitron buzzbaits

tubes

crankbaits

various plastic worms

lucky craft pointers (no other jerkbaits even exist in my mind)

medium sized swimbaits