I still use a berkley lipless crank that was half lipless crank, half soft plastic tail..... that thing flat out catches them, yet have not seen it in years. 

I still use a berkley lipless crank that was half lipless crank, half soft plastic tail..... that thing flat out catches them, yet have not seen it in years.

While not Berkley these culprits were decent. It's the last I have and won't use.

Sub Wart and Mid Wart. Can still find some on occasion but limited in colors. I have a Sub Wart in a Bullfrog Pattern that has caught me many of Bass. Good thing it is sub surface.

Scorpion 'short arm' 1/4 oz spinner bait in both white and chartreuse.  They were just dynamite on the tidal rivers here in Southeast Virginia.  Have three or four but will not use and take chance losing to toothy critters.  Really do miss them as they were one of two of my main baits on the Chickahominy River.  Bob

riverside big wag

Uncle Ed's Lizards 

Mad Man Lures,craw worm and the craw!

Storm Short Wart's those are the best square bill cranks I have ever used.

I have two   team supreme hahn spinnerbait   featuring the hahn blade which was a colorado n willow blade in one  actually sucks that team supreme went outta business cuz they had other good baits too

and  Hart Thumper spinner bait 

Don't remember who made them but they were called Western Weenie Worms.

I would take them and run hairs from a horses tail through them about 1 1/2" back of the head and call them Woolie Weenie Worms.

They were deadly on bedding bass when rigged up like that.

Crankbait Corp. and Lazy Ike hard foam in all sizes and models. Mann's razorbacks and Norman's little scooper. Burke flex-plugs. Mann's draggin' worm (i think) in white/pearl blue.(has a snake-like head,straight lightly-ribbed body, and a pointed tail.)Wood Bombers in christmas tree or perch pattern- any size. Dance craw.

Gulp 10" worms.....Those things were awsome.  They had some girth to them & were definitely bass magnets!!!!

berkley 4'' power pulse worms, green pumpkin, smoke, and pumpkinseed