Favorite Lure

[basschsr]

LIKE TO FISH WEEDS SO A ZOOM SUPER HOG AND 3/8 TUNGSTEN WEIGHT WORKS FOR ME!

[zaspook]

Texas rig 7" Power worm in Plum or blue fleck. I have never found a lake they would not work on.

[SABasser]

Tube bait as it so versatile and with its many different fall styles it always keeps the fish guessing.

[toaduck]

Senko hands down, c-rig second. Senkos are super super versatile. I use it over milfoil and hydrilla, I c rig it, us it on beds, etcetcetcetcetcetc.

[HellaBass]

Never leave home without a 3/8-1/2oz Tungsten Flipping Jig on my deck, too versatile, flip it, pitch it, skip it, swim it, etc

[bigjim5589]

Difficult to pick a single favorite, but if I had to choose, my favorite that I get the most enjoyment out of is a PopR. Can't beat a topwater lure for fun! Been using Pop'R's for a long time, mostly with good results so that's what I would pick.

My favorite for fish catching would be a jig, either something green pumpkin colored or black & blue, most usually with a Zoom chunk type trailer added.  Jigs IMO are a lure with the least limits, as they can be good to use in many situations, plus they seem to attract bigger fish!

[Jesse McNutt]

Finesse spinerbaits no heavier than 1/4 oz. My all time favorite is a 1/8 oz. Stanley Baby Wedge. I realy wish more companies would add a 1/8 oz. model in there line ups. I use to love the Terminator 1/8 oz. Tiny- T but they don't make them anymore  .

[HunterFB]

   I have found that I love the holow bodied frog, (Jackall Frogs or Spro or even Koppers) and it took the place as my favorite topwater (close second is the Yellow Magic Popper 3" model)

3/8 oz football head jig in green pumpkin, watermelon green flake, pumpkin skirt (tie those myself from a simple kit) and probably a rage craw or a paca chunk jr  for pitching or dragging around

All time favorite, though- I can't remember the last time I didn't have a Zoom Magnum lizard on one of my rods, no matter what time of year it was.  Any color as long as it is watermelon chartreuse w/red flake.  Fish it topwater, weightless on mats, t rigged light around docks, stumps, and heavy to dredge the ledges- C Rig, whatever.  they catch fish.  I would have to say that is the one lure I would not want to ever ever be without. ZOOOOOOOOOOOOOOOOOM LI-ZARD!!  They are fun.

[Oldfart9999]

Buzzbaits, followed by tubes. Fun and fish catching ability.
Rodney

[merc1997]

jig, jig, and a jig, and not necessarily in that order.

bo

[OxbowBass]

Damiki Hydra rigged Neko.  It is my top producer by far.

[Oldfart9999]

jig, jig, and a jig, and not necessarily in that order.

bo

Glad to see you're so versatile Bo.
Rodney

[merc1997]

Glad to see you're so versatile Bo.
Rodney

i can take a jig and fish it in more ways than cater has pills.

[FATFLATTIE]

Love the Zoom Horny Toad.  Can be fished a TON of different ways.  I almost always just cast and reel on top.  But it can be pitched, punched, swam, dragged, hopped anything.  Just a great lure and almost nobody (including myself) uses them to their potential.

[HunterFB]

Favorites do sometimes change.  Guess it depends on a bunch of factors, but still going to have the lizard tied on 24/7.  Weeds, rocks, clay, rivers, ponds, lakes, summer, spring, winter.  One of Uncle Homer's last few articles was about lizards and how he caought most of his biggest bass on them.

[artdiggs]

My favorite lure would have to be my black midstream spinner 3/4.  I have caught more Big mouth Bass on that they anything...   also any lure that is dark and looks like a crawfish seems to work good too...

[Facepunch]

All time is a rapala J7. It doesn't usually catch big fish, but 2/3/4/5 lbers love it. Now I've got a couple grand worth of swimbaits that I lob lol. My favorites are probably hudds, trash fish, big rats/wakes, and glide baits.

[NickIL]

Early morning buzzbait and crankbaits (Fat Free Shad).

[Buzbait88]

Football jig with a blade(vibrashock) is still my favorite.  I make my own now, but man I catch a lot of fish on that bait!

[bassn1]

Well someone beat me to it. But my number 1 is a 6" Lizard. Number 2 crankbait.

[rockchalk06]

The last year it's been a toss up between the North Star salsa flip n swim jig and the Mistake flip n swim. Both running the Berkley Subwoofer trailer. Both are killing bass all year long, any water and any temp.

In the summer it's gotta be those or a Rebel PopR in chrome black. Between these 3 baits, they account for 95% or so of the bass I've caught this year.

[arkman]

Plastic worm for me.

Just something about feeling that thump.   

[EdgemanP1]

A jig. I have a jig tied on whenever I'm on the water. The head style, weight, skirt color, and trailer allow me to adapt my jig and any conditions and cover. I have the confidence that I will be able to get bit with a jig when I'm not getting bit on anything else.

[Oldfart9999]

i can take a jig and fish it in more ways than cater has pills.

Yep, and since I've started to make my own I'm getting better at using them. I just like the blow ups on a buzzbait and a tube has been a real go to, often on a jig. But I won't argue their versatility Bo, unless I want to lose.
Rodney

[Delgado0921]

Flat bottmed jig with a Zoom 10.5" ol' monster green pumpkin.