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Zoom Baby Brush Hogs/ t-rig.  Although the Strike King Jig is coming in pretty hard.

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a T-rigged 4 inch BPS Magnum Flippin Tube. #13 melon pepper. I know if nothing else is working. I can  catch a bass on my green tube. This is my #1 goto bait.

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I've probably caught the most bass since I started bass fishing on a Gene Larew 8" hooktail worm in tomatoe color, but they totally changed the mold and plastic, so I haven't actually fished that particular worm in over a decade.  Hard jerkbaits like the Smithwick Rogue would be a close second.

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It's interesting that no one yet mentioned the notorious Senko!

My favorite bigmouth lure is the Plastic Worm.

I lump stick-worms into the same category (senko, tiki stick ~ ~)

which I find no better, no worse.

Roger

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I would have to agree with Rolo and Doug Hannon, the plastic worms. I personally

prefer, Yamamoto, Spike It, Grandebass, Roboworm and Bass Assassin.

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With the 4inch Ribbontail Powerworm I can usually always catch a bass(Camo, or Redshad) The 4inch Cinnamon Senko would be a close 2nd. And for 3rd Iwould say a 4inch YUM WoolyHawg Tail in Greenpumpkin.

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With the 4inch Ribbontail Powerworm I can usually always catch a bass(Camo, or Redshad) The 4inch Cinnamon Senko would be a close 2nd. And for 3rd Iwould say a 4inch YUM WoolyHawg Tail in Greenpumpkin.

Is there a 4" ribbontail version of powerworm? i thought the that was available only in the 7" and 10" versions.

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Vyron this is a link to the 4inch ribbon tail(thought I heard it was called ribbontail somewhere) powerworm I was talking about http://www.berkley-fishing.com/cat.php?k=49658&sk=46684. Although my 2 most deadliest colors are camo and redshad. (Notice the first worm has the same title, but is a different worm, I guess this is a mistake on their part, anyway the 3rd worm is the worm I call the ribbon tail and catches me most of my fish  ;))

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