Just curios

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Whats your most popular aquatic plant to fish.Mine is the algae,lily pads,coon-tail,and bulrushes.Some of the other aquatic vegetation did not make the pole, no room.SORRY

[aarogb]

    There's nothing like throwing a frog on lily pads!!!!!!

[Steven Ladner]

I'd have to go with lily pads also. That's what I mostly fish around here.

[DINK WHISPERER]

Lily pads all day every day and even at night, LOL!!!!!

Frogged, flipped, pitched cast or any other way i can get in there!

[Long Mike]

Lily pads.  I lost the biggest fish I never saw while fishing them.

[Muddy]

Lilly pads, Grass beds ,on flats in water 8 to 12 ft, coon tail and hydrilla

Lilly Pads

Fat Ika weightless t rigged

Scum Frogs and Southern Pro Frogs

Weight less t rigged Worms

Grass beds

Jig head with an *** Brush Bug

Wacky or t rigged *** 5 inch Trik Sticks

#11 or 13 Floating or Jointed Rapalas

Jitterbugs over the top of them

Coon tail and Hydrilla

Slider or Lucky Strike Finesse Jig heads with *** 4 inch Beaver Craw and the same as said grass beds

[Quitlimpin]

Flipping cat tails is my absolute favorite

[Bassin_Fin@tic]

Whatever the proper name for kissimmee grass is that is my favorite. Lily pads any day too.There are so many lure/presentation options available for pads and you can almost always find fish there under a wide array of conditions.

I hate milfoil to death unless it is early spring up north and the spinnerbaits are flying.

[Tanker4lyfe]

Tules as they're called where im from in southern CA. Bass there just love them tule's. Senkos around the edges catch big bass all day

[tnbassfisher]

Lily pads and grass beds are a tie for me.

[scaledriver]

Sitting in a huge field of lilly pads throwin a frog is a blast.

[etommy28]

where is the hydrilla?

[Lynx]

Lily Pads a great cover for "hawgs," when your using a frog, but I always seem to find the "BIG KAHUNA," in, around, or near Cattails.

[grimlin]

where is the hydrilla?

I was waiting for somebody to ask this.   ;D

[Catt]

Hydrilla Verticillata & Buck Brush

[ring fry]

Hydrilla.

[alwayslooking]

i love ripping the hydrilla with a trap,,,not usually the best in the summer,,,but when it's working, you stay busy all day

[slider head]

Jealous of those with vegetation! Only docks here.....very little vegetation.

I have to go to Gaston to find hydrilla and mil foil and every time I am there I see the little boat spraying trying to kill it!

[Mottfia]

I've got to go with buck brush, cypress, and new laydowns...ok so its not really vegitation in the sense that yall are talking about but its what I have and what I have is awesome  

Mottfia

[CWB]

I voted Lily Pads 'cause I love Froggin' but Cabbage and Milfoil are close second. Cabbage holds some lunkers and some big toothy critters up here.

[Matt Fly]

hydrilla

[zbigbadaaron]

lilypads

[J Francho]

Wherever the fishies are at.

[RoLo]

I'm not sure that it's possible to answer this question, because every lake is a unique ecosystem,

and no aquatic plant is best in every lake. The consensus is "lily pads", which seems a bit contradictory to me.

"Bank-beating" has taken a drubbing in this forum, yet lily pads are an emergent plant rarely found deeper than 4 feet.

I know of a couple lakes in central Florida that have both waterlily pads and spatterdock pads.

Oddly, the waterlilies rarely give up many bass, where both plants appear (the difference I believe is their maximum depth).

Two key plants that do not appear on the list are Hydrilla and Spatterdock.

If I could put weeds in a given lake, I'd probably start with hydrilla, a submergent plant that grows to 18 ft deep.

Then I'd like to find pondweed (cabbage), eelgrass (tapegrass), spatterdock (cow lily),

maidencane (Kissimmee grass) and bulrushes (buggy whips).

Roger

[vatech]

hydrilla, not that big of a fan of lilys