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  • Super User

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Does this come in any other patterns ?

  • Super User

Texas Rig, Jig-n-Craw, & Sunset ;)

T rig rage db craw has been doing it for me. With chartreuse jjs magic.

  • Super User

Always changing ~ 

 

Recently it's been the Top Bait ~ Early & Late in low light

 

 And the Bottom bait ~ in No Light.

 

A-Jay

 

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low light conditions - Pop-R

 

Brighter conditions - Zoom Trickworm in bruised banana or green pumpkin w. red fleck

 

If swampy - replace the Pop-R with a Hollowbody Frog

I caught my last 2 PB's on a white spinnerbait, and both within the last month

When the water is murky/stained and grass is present I throw a chatter bait. But my go to lure is a Texas rigged worm by banglures.

  • Super User

So far my best summer lure has been the HB frog. In the last 3 months I've caught 50 LMB's frogging. (3 month's to me equates to only 5 outings). The frog fishing has been awesome with heat and all. :) 

As my previous post has alluded to.....The Yamamoto 4" grub hands down.

 

Square bill and frog... This is in Michigan though water temps only in the 70s I'm guessing

This was a good evening, i finally got some top water action, i caught about 8 LMB in about 2 hours. biggest was 20" smallest was about 14. cant figure out how to post pics on this site yet.

I have never had any luck with topwater lures. I stay true to my jigs most of the time but when the jig fishing is slow I need some more things to go to. Topwater looks like it would be awesome to catch lots of fish on but I just haven't had much luck at all. Maybe I'll look into some to buy. Any suggestions?

Zara Spook, hula popper

I'm in Texas. Hotter than a firecracker here right now. I use a Zoom Trick Worm in Green Pumpkin, just one I use, draggin' it real slow. The Zoom Finesse Worm in Watermelon with Red is killer, too. Work it real slow.  3/16 to 1/4 oz. on baitcaster with 10 or 12 lb. test or 1/8 oz. with spinning and 10lb. test. Worms can go anywhere. You can drag 'em, hop 'em and swim 'em. All work in the Summer time. Never saw any need to use anything else..

 

The Old School Basser...

It's always hot here in S.E. New Mexico in the summer time .  This week is predicted to be 103 for the next 6 days so summertime I use topwater baits, Damiki Rambler 120 and a Cavitron buzzbait in the mornings and evenings.  Rest of the time is a Texas rigged worm.  Tore them up yesterday on a T-rigged red shad trickworm.

Lipless crankbaits, rapala floating minnows, Texas rig.

  • Super User

Been catching my bass lately on a 10 inch power worm, also like flipping creature baits.

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