Big Bass Chaser

Thanks for the IDs, going to find out what that top one is. Anyone ever fish with any of these?

Someone gave me a tackle box with assorted gear in it recently and some of it appeared old. The bottom two are a Hot N' Tot Thin Fin and a Short Wart. The top three I have no idea. And I have no idea how effective any of these lures are so any advice would be great thanks.

Going to have a day to fish near Milan, Italy in early-mid May but I don't know the first thing about bass fishing in Italy. Was hoping someone could point me toward a local guide or fisherman who might be willing to guide? Might be at Lago Como at some point, could make it to Lago Maggiore as well.

Jackall Flick Shake worms, wacky

They are my favorite drop shot and shakeyhead bait bar none. They do however have durability issues.

If it's not too late : FinShake.

1st : Shellcracker 2nd : Summer Craw

1-40ft water 3/8oz. 41+ water 1/2oz. Unless, as one person said, you want a slow fall.

1. Dropshot (usually Flickshake worms). 2. Jig (1/2 football head with chunky trailer). 3. Lipless crank (Yozuri or XCalibur).

I fish a lot of lipless cranks and in the 5/8 to 1 oz size and the hooks they come with are usually small and chromed so I switch them out for one size larger owner trebles. If a bass breathes on it, I usually have them.

Before I lost it I caught about 50 bass on the exact same lure as you without it looking that beat up. Can I ask what the primary forage of the bass is in your lakes? It looks like they don't spend a lot of time with crayfish in their mouths if they can scratch up a bait that bad on 9 fish. I see you also replace your trebles =).

If I didn't quote your response, thanks for the advice too! I love how helpful everyone is here.

Thanks for the pics, I might have to pick up all 3, these remind me of the Luckycraft lures similarly named that I'm not willing to pay for. My shopping cart groweth.

I will speed my retrieve up, I had been really slowing it down recently scared that they wouldn't chase. Regarding natural/clear colored cranks, I think I need to invest in a few today.

I hadn't considered running crayfish color cranks into the bottom, I'm going to give that a try. Your dropshot advice is absolutey correct, on my last trip (President's day) it's the only thing that produced.