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So you get picked to be on a new game show where you have to catch as many bass as you can in 12 hours. The only information given to you is water clarity. The kicker is you only get one plastic, one crank (hard bait), one spinner/jig type bait. And one rod. One reel.

What do you do if clarity is clear?

What do you do if clarity is muddy?

My personal choices would be.

Clear Water

Crankbait : Scatter Rap Shallow in disco shad color

Plastic : Yum Dinger watermelon / red flake

Spinner/Jig : Siebert Outdoors Fogy in bluegill flash

Muddy Water

Crankbait : KVD 1.5 black back chartreuse

Plastic : Rage Tail Bug in blue craw

Spinner/jig : Cavitron Buzzbait in Black w gold prop

Rod : 7ft Duckett Micro Magic MHF

Reel : Shimano Metanium 6:2:1

P.s. First post, been lurking for a year. Learned so much. Love this place!

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My personal choices would be.

Clear Water

Crankbait : KVD 1.5 Green Gizzard shad

Plastic : Zoom Trick worm watermelon red magic

Spinner: Homemade bladed jig in sexy shad

Jig : Homemade finesse jig in PB&J

Muddy Water

Crankbait : H2O CRS chartreuse black back

Plastic : Pit Boss junebug

Spinner: Homemade bladed jig black and blue

jig : Homemade brush jig Black gold flake

Rod : 7ft LTB MHXF

Reel : Shimano Curado E7

 

Welcome to the site from a fellow KC area member! If you haven't yet check out the KC area thread.

http://www.bassresource.com/bass-fishing-forums/topic/41660-for-us-kc-area-guys-fishing-reports/

Welcome to the board.  This is a great topic for the many shore fishermen on the site.  Based solely on water clearity, I'd go with natural colored baits by my favorite companies for clear and the same baits, but different colors for muddy water.

Crank- Bill Norman Deep Little N , Nutter Shad/Chartreuse SX Shad

Plastic- Zoom G-Tail worm, Green Pumpkin/Black

Spinner-MegaStrike StrikeBack Spinnerbait-Ghost MInnow/Black

Rod-7ft. MH Berkley Lightning

Reel-Lews SpeedSpool SS1H

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First welcome. I know for sure we have lots of lurkers who won't sign in and join in and chat with us. Every fisherman no matter what age brings something different to the conversation. We help each other become better fisherman. What lure is hot in your area might be hotter at another place too. Maybe it's a different presentation.

We need fresh blood to get involved and post here. Our future of this forum and bass fishing depends on it. We're all a tooth on a gear. We all mean something we're all important.

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Welcome aboard!

 

 

 

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Hello and welcome.

Good topic.

Rod: Powell Endurance 723 7'2"MH

Reel: Team Lews Pro 6.4:1

Clear water-

Plastic-GYCB senko- watermelon red

Crank- Spro fat papa 70 -nasty shad

Jig- 1/2oz brush jig with rage craw - green pumpkin

Murky water-

Plastic- Rage annaconda or lizard- bama bug

Crank- Bagley B 3" sqarebill in chartreuse with black back

Jig-1/2oz brush jig with rage craw - black and blue

Haha its pretty tough to pick just one bait.

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Hello and Welcome to BR ~

 

Clear water-
Plastic- 4 or 5 inch GYCB senko- green pumpkin / watermelon laminate
Crank- Lucky Craft Pointer 100  American Shad
Jig- 1/2oz jig with rage lobster - green pumpkin

Murky water-
Plastic- Rage Eeliminator green pumpkin with tail dipped in chartreuse Spike-It garlic flavor
Crank- Strike King Red Eye Shad - Sexy Shad
Jig-1/2oz jig with rage lobster with claws dipped in chartreuse Spike-It garlic flavor

 

As for the Rod & Reel - brand doesn't matter, but your line choice certainly does.

 

A-Jay

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