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I have got my rods and reels and a handfull of some basic lures:

crankbaits (shad and crawfish)

worms (green pumpkin and black)

spinnerbait (white and whie chartreuse)

jigs (black and black and blue)

topwater (Pop-R and Jitterbug)

I am sure they will catch fish anytime of year but what is the best time of year to use each type of lure?

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I have got my rods and reels and a handfull of some basic lures:

crankbaits (shad and crawfish)

worms (green pumpkin and black)

spinnerbait (white and whie chartreuse)

jigs (black and black and blue)

topwater (Pop-R and Jitterbug)

I am sure they will catch fish anytime of year but what is the best time of year to use each type of lure?

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Jigs= all year

cranks=all year

spinnerbait= all year

worms= all year

topwater=all year, but they kinda don't get much use in winter but they can be good in certain situations during winter.

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They're are not any stupid questions. There is a lot of knowledge here and most of the members are courteous enough to give you a good answer.

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Like I used to tell my students. The only stupid question, is the one you didn't ask.

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Dont sweat it i asked the same thing - in another post - Got the same answers ( better to ask too much than not enought ... unless your my boss)

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He who asks is a fool for five minutes, but he who does not ask remains a fool forever.- Chinese proverb...

All of these work its up to us to find out which one is working best for the present situation..  

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The others are kind of right, in having to see what works for you.

Here is my .02.

I fish spinnerbaits all year

Jigs - all year, but in the winter I use lighter non-skirted with minnows

crankbaits- I use in spring and summer

plastics- I guess all year, but size and colors will change. I use tubes more than anything. Senkos 2nd

topwater - I'll use when water is above 65-70 degrees / early morning and night

I hope this is of some help to you

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