What's your favorite technique? Pitching, jigging, topwater, or bobber fishing? How do you like to catch your bass?

Me personally if i could pitch a beaverevery day i would or throw a frog inn the slop and i would never complain.

I fish all techniques but I don't catch fish on all of them hah

I I could catch fish consistently, every day with a 1/2oz brush jig, life would be good. 

I can catch fish anyway, catching them is easy as long as they are cooperating, the days when they don't can get pretty long and frustrating.  I'm going to pick a top water popper over anything, it's just the most fun for me.

Guess it depends on what the fish are biting on. I prefer flipping and swimming jigs, but will use any means necessary to justify my addiction. 

Topwater is my favorite but pitching t-rigged soft plastics is quickly moving up the list.

Mostly weightless t-rigged senkos. Nothing like seeing that line go off or feel the tap tap!

I could throw jigs and topwaters all day with no problem at all.

Deep water structure & a Texas Rig

Flipping a 1oz. tungsten into thick mats and the other end of the spectrum drop shotting for great lakes smallmouth. Gotta love Michigan.

Deep water jig

Topwater zaras, skitterpops and frogs on matted vegetation, then sight fishing flats and weedbeds, t-rigs/jigs, and crankbaits bounced off stumps, in that order.  I'm a bank angler, so I take what I can get, after all, any bass fishing is good bass fishin.

I got hooked on finesse techniques.  The Mojo Rig has been my savior this year.  Love that d**n rig!  

Froggin' and Punchin'... I enjoy some squarebill cranking too.

Frogging, as long as the bites decent, I could do all day. 

 

If the frog bite is off, I could throw/flip/pitch a 3/8oz Siebert jig for a day just as easily and be content.

If the fish were always biting moving baits, that's my preference.  What I fish the most are jigs, drop shot plastics, and Jika rigged craws.

T-rig worm or craw

flipping/pitching heavy cover and frogging

topwater fishing always trumps all. bass exploding on a bait is a rush. the trick is to get the bites....

I do enjoy flipping though. hitting your target silently and coercing a bass to suck it in is a treat.

Spinnerbait Setup = 1) Shaky Head; 2)Flip and Pitch; 3) Senko; 4) Drop Shot

Baitcasting Setup = 1) Crankbaits; 2)Spinnerbaits; 3) Texas Rigs; 4) Topwaters; 5) Carolina Rigs; 6) Jigs and Pigs; 7) Chatterbaits;.

 

"Favorite" lures and presentations change with each body of water and time of the year.

Topwater, lipless cranks, and the flickshake

 

Love throwing sammies and buzzbaits. Also love to throw 1/4oz lipless cranks.

 

Favorite finesse fishing is throwing jackall flickshakes and dropshot.

I catch too many fish on weightless plastics to not throw them at least once a trip.

T-rig plastics, jigs and crankbaits. That covers about 90% of my fishing.

 

Tom

I prefer to catch theim on swim jigs or spinnerbaits.

Pre spawn I am fishing with jigs, swimbaits, wake baits and big worms.

Nights, big worms, jigs, buzzers and crankbaits.

Summer days it's mostly finesse soft plastics, jerk baits, crankbaits, spinnerbaits, top water, and jigs..

Fall add structure spoons to the summer lures.

Winter it's deep structure fishing with soft plastics, jigs, spoons and swimbaits.

Tom