Fluke... hands down

Green pumpkin magic 5 inch senko

10" Ribbon tail worm

Okeechobee craw sticko

Mike

So far this year it has been a watermelon super fluke.

Trick Worm. Watermelon Candy

So versatile. CRig, Wacky, Shakey Head, Drop Shot, Swinging Football Head, Weightless TRigged, Lightwire jighead, Texas Rig.

This is a tough one but I'd have to go with a stick bait of some sort. Just a very versatile fish catcher.

Good ol' clasic watermelon no flk yama senko t-rigged 

Probably whatever was working the most recent time out before I was forced to decide.   I'm pretty fickle when it comes to bass lures.

 

 

At the moment, it would easily be watermelon Rage Tail Cut-R.  Has outperformed everything else in my boat this year...by a pretty wide margin.  Three of my four biggest fish this year and solid numbers, as well.

5 inch Senko Color 912 (Green Pumpkin w/Black & Watermelon w/Black Laminate)

 

A-Jay

Berkley 4" Chiggar Craw in Watermelon.  This lure has a dedicated rod and reel for it on my boat and if there are any weeds around, this outfit gets the call.

Chigger Craw or Crazy legs Chigger Craw in Green, Blue or Black (depending on water and sky) gets my vote.

junebug skinny dipper

a 6" or 7" curly tail worm in a motor oil or watermelon color with gold or red metal flakes.

5 inch Senko Color 912 (Green Pumpkin w/Black & Watermelon w/Black Laminate)

 

A-Jay

A-Jay

That's a slam dunk. Baitfish are always darker on top and lighter on the belly.

That would work virtually everywhere.

5 in senko wtrmln blk flk.

4" Senko green pumpkin (at least on my body of water)

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