Kelvin

I have all those lures mentioned in this thread and a few more versions.  
 
Duo Realis Rozante 77 and 85 sp has the most action by far.  The erratic action makes fish territorial and curious.  Most of the time the fish are hooked on the side of the body and head.  Nick named old never miss for a reason. 
 
Megabass vision JR.  Same as above.  Great action, nose down at a 45 degree angle and most of the time fish hit it on the pause.  Skunk repellent that gets bit no matter what. 
 
Nishine Erie 95 sd.  For tough conditions.  Blue sky, no wind, high heat.  I'd put the Jackall 78 sp in this category as well when the fish aren't committing to a high movement retrieve.  Simple action. 
 
Megabass Flapslap.  Good lure.  Good action.  Different feel than the twitch lures mentioned already.  Caught plenty of peacocks and bass alike on it.  Tweener action not high volume but not simple either falling right in the middle somewhere.  A situational presentation rather than a staple. 
 
Strike King Hybrid Hunter shallow and normal depth.  A hybrid search lure.  Shallow running with consistent depth control which is critical for shallow water with plenty of weeds.   Buzzed right over top of cover.  Pauses can work but this lure was designed for a reaction bite.   Gold and white are staple patterns.
 
Megabass Ito shiner, X-Nanahan, Bevy shad and Trick Darter.  Each are good on their own but to be honest the Rozante is hard to beat in its respective category.  The action it imparts is on steroids.  Fish tend to either crash the lure bc of its wide wobble or out of territorial anger.   The depth is the only question but since I fish skinny water most of the time its not an issue.