Just curious what is everyones favorite lures and why.

For me it is the good ole 1/2oz Rat-L-Trap. Seems to produce for me when nothing else will.

The old Bass Pro Shops Rc 1.5 Square Bill Crankbait cause it always produces fish

A 5/16 oz black & blue jig with a zoom ultra vibe craw trailer in black sapphire color. I love the feeling of slow dragging a jig across the bottom and feeling the bottom through my rod.It can be a painfully slow process but it has caught me a lot of bass.

Gene Larew 7 1/2" Salty Ringworm Cinnamon Pepper Neon Junbug Laminated!

7" Berkley powerworm in green pumpkin

Kinami Palm Tree watermelon chartreuse. They are now discontinued so grabbed 80 packages of them while on sale.

 

1/2 oz booyah buzzbait.....Simple answer as to why is because it attracts big bass and that is what I'm after! And there's nothing more exciting than a big top water blowup.

I have several, cranks: 1/2 oz Rat L-Trap, Rapala Shad Rap in all it's sizes and variations; spinnerbaits: Strike King 3/8 oz single Tennessee gold blade white and chartreuse, soft plastics: straight tail worm ( Trickworm or Jelly Worm ), 7.5 inch Culprit ribbontail worm, topwater: Heddon Torpedo, Arbogast Jitterbug.

Kinami Palm Tree watermelon chartreuse. They are now discontinued so grabbed 80 packages of them while on sale.

 

Very nice !

1/2 oz booyah buzzbait.....Simple answer as to why is because it attracts big bass and that is what I'm after! And there's nothing more exciting than a big top water blowup.

What color is your fav?

1/2oz brush jig in Texas Craw. If they'd eat that bait well every day I was on the water I wouldn't fish much else. 

RI beaver or a Black and Blue Jig in my home lakes

But my all time fav is a LC slender pointer in ghost minnow

A 1/3 oz. Cordell Big-O.  That is the lure I used when I started bass fishing many moons ago, and it still works today.

I have a kvd 1.5 square bill in Black Back/Chart that has now caught 76 fish. Has been through 4 sets of trebble hooks and refuses to break. I have 6 others in the exact same color and none can catch them like this one.

What color is your fav?

White followed closely by chartreuse

In the spring, I like the smithwick rattlin' rouge in clown.

My Favorite Lure has change several times over the years. 

 

As I learned a new technique, I can and do routinely fall in love with it; especially if it catches.

 

It's gone from a Daredevil spoon to a Rebel minnow.  Next it was a Fred Arbogast Mud Bug and then a Heddon Hellbender.

Then the Hula Popper & the Jitterbug was the deal. Once plastic started to come around I was a Creme and Jelly worm. abuser.  Next I think it was spinnerbaits - that one lasted a while.

 

Now, I'd say my favorite lure to get a strike on is a Duo Realis Pencil, it's a walking bait.  Rarely are they the biggest bass (except in Mexico) but the strike is so much fun.  The thump you get on a jig strike is tough to beat as the quality of the bass is usually better.

 

Of course all of this is sponsored by your friendly neighborhood Bait Monkey.

 

A-Jay

i cant really choose. But for now ill stick with a jig

Currently my all time favorite lure is a Finesse Worm.  Any green pumpkin-ish color.  Prefer it on a Mojo Rig but it works well on a drop shot, a shakey head, split shot.   You name it.  Just flat out works for me.

green pumpkin blue flash trick worm

 

green pumpkin gtail worm.  i use the g-tail worm like a buzzbait. 

looks good

My favorite bait is a Rapala DT 6 in Demon color..... I think crank baits are way more versatile than people think and use them for.  If I could only use one bait it would be this, it would be tough sometimes yes, but it is so versatile

All time?

Acme Lil' Cleo

Culprit Ribbon Tail

Zara Spook

I still throw all these, except the worms are a newer plastic now.

green pumpkin blue flash trick worm

 

green pumpkin gtail worm.  i use the g-tail worm like a buzzbait. 

 

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