This has most likely been done before (sorry if it has) but i can not find a thread to it so... I would like to know what your personal all time favorite go-to lure for bass fishing along with the technique used! Here's a chance to share your ways to others.    

All of the lakes I fish are shad lakes, which in turn makes my go-to lure a shad rap. No matter the time of year it always seems to produce at least a fish or 2 per trip or a lot more different times of year.

Plastics

This jig and trailer right here. No doubt.

Spinner.

My two hottest baits I start off with is the BPS TOPNOCKER and the REBEL BIGCLAW CRAWFISH crankbaits.

Swimbaits

Jig

Still trying to figure out

A Super Fluke almost always produces, whether weighted or unweighted.

Manns jelly purple worm.t rigged weightless or with.i guess im still lookin to break my own record 25 yrs later.

This has most likely been done before (sorry if it has) but i can not find a thread to it so... I would like to know what your personal all time favorite go-to lure for bass fishing along with the technique used! Here's a chance to share your ways to others.    

 

Nope, it never has been done before

 

Hands down a jig!

jig

Go to.....hmmmm  I fish so many different small bodies of water where each is different and calls for something a little different.  But I'll say a shallow crank followed by a jig.  Those two baits have been money most of this year in almost all of them.  

When all else fails i'm bouncing something off the bottom . It may be a worm , jig , grub , trap , spinnerbait , swimbait ,...

When all else fails i'm bouncing something off the bottom . It may be a worm , jig , grub , trap , spinnerbait , swimbait ,...

Ditto

Mike

Jig and craw trailer!

 

Tight lines,

Bob

Senko/senko-style worm, 4", wacky, weightless

As of late it's been the Lunker City Spanky in peanutbutter.  When there is ANY vegetation on the surface I'm throwing a black frog.

Nothing really works for me.

Baby Rage Craw...so much confidence in that little bait.

My "Go To" lure seems to change year to year.

 

Last year it was a squarebill crank bait and this season saw a chatterbait getting a good chunk of the action.

 

A-Jay

senko style worm

Spinner is going to be in the water wherever I am fishing

It used to be a Bandit 100 in Tenn. Shade but looks like now it might be the Ned Rig. I have a ton of confidence that I will catch something with it.