Jig or squarebill for me anywhere there is wood of rocks.

In my waters, hard to beat a #5 Jointed Shad Rap in Fire Crawdad in the middle of a cold winter day. Cast, pull slow.

it really looks like your right

I like crankbaiting and finesse fishing, which are at the opposite ends of the compass.

 

For crankbaits, any thing will do.

 

For finesse, I like shaky head and Senkos.

 

 

 

 

Weightless flukes

Pitching & Flipping w 7" Plastic worm in heavy to sparse hydrilla and Lilly pads... Ranks very high for me.

#2 Probably a tube, in Rocky/ Hard bottom areas.. Hard to beat a good tube bite..

I didn't know what I started here when I posted this

Honestly I don't really have a specific "Favorite Lure", at least not yet that is. I really enjoy throwing all different types of baits and different rigs, so my favorite would have to be whats working best at that given time. If I had to choose I would pick something Topwater because I love the action of surface strikes, so... probably a Spook Jr.

 

 

BTW: If you haven't seen the "FLW Seminar with Hank Parker" Youtube it.

 

WolfyBrandon

Unweighted flukes in and around heavy cover , or a drop shot fished both as a down shot ,or horizontal in light to moderate weed cover.

it really looks like your right

Weighed 6.25 pounds. Would have loved to have gotten her loaded to the gills.

I love throwing a swimjig,blk/blu with a space monkey for a trailer.Works for me in Delaware.

Inline spinners and LOTS of crankbaits, from a bitsy minnow to 'catch em caro' jointed crankbaits.

Weightless Senkos with a skin hooked owner twistlock(weightless Texas rig)

Jigs and T-rigs for me.

frog's with out a doubt

Only 1 favorite, for me it's a top water lure for any kind of fish that will hit on the surface.  

Can't pick one.  Being a bass fisherman with a "boatload" of tackle I just can't.

From the tick of flippin a jig, a top water swirl, rod loading up on a crank, to the crush on an A-rig.  LOVE IT ALL

Where I fish its a watermelon senko late afternoon. Lots of fun.

Nothing says summertime more to me than a big ribbontail plastic worm rigged on a Confidence Baits Draggin Head. The slow crawl or deadstick on a major structural element in June, July or August just waiting to feel that tick come up the line.

 

 

Swim Jig for me....

Bare hook, under a giant bobber, and too drunk to care if I get a bite.

Topwater early morning-buzzbait

Texas rig. Either weighted and bounce it off the bottom or weightless and float it from the top down. Curly tail motor oil is my baitnof choice.

3.5 Inch tube on a 1/16-3/16 jighead around wood

Same here! Love tubes especially gitzits in brown craw green sparkle .

Square bills, definitely square bills!

A jig, heavy cover, big rod and line and big fish.