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Hey y'all! I head up to lake conroe for catfishing almost every weekend, but I have always wanted to go bass fishing. I have this tackle box full of lures as a gift from a friend, but I have no idea what to use for bass fishing!!! Could someone please let me know which lures I should be using out on the lake? Thanks guys! 

We'd honestly be better equipped to answer this with a picture of the tackle box . 

Throw that Rapala topwater to the right of the frog early or when it's cloudy

if you never bass fished with lures, use lures that are "chuck n wind". basically cast it out and wind it back in slowly.

That spinnerbait (the wire lure with blades on the end) and any of the crankbait (lures with a lip in front) would be good

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You have some good lures there .If there is a dam with rip rap you should be able to catch some there with those deep diving crankbaits .

2 hours ago, bigturtle said:

if you never bass fished with lures, use lures that are "chuck n wind". basically cast it out and wind it back in slowly.

That spinnerbait (the wire lure with blades on the end) and any of the crankbait (lures with a lip in front) would be good

I totally agree, since your new easy baits are best.  And there is nothing more easy to use than spinnerbaits, as long as they are wet they can catch fish.  A crankbait would be a good second choice though.

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Well now,if you don't have any Senko's in that tackle box,you better get some! It is a EASY bait to fish and I have won more money on that bait than any other bait ( Maybe a jig is up there too ). But if you want to catch some bass and you are starting out on bass that would be the bait to start with.

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any of those crankbaits will catch fish.  also looks like a clear spook jr to the right of the spinnerbait and that thing will catch some fish!

On 3/27/2016 at 3:55 PM, bigturtle said:

all of them, and try it all

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On ‎3‎/‎27‎/‎2016 at 3:55 PM, bigturtle said:

all of them, and try it all

This ...

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Right now on Conroe

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Throw those small cranks along any rip rap, rocky shore lines, and along any and all weed lines. 

Throw the frog first thing in the morning into any vegetation. Let it sit for a 3 count and just twitch it a few times and let it sit..if you can "walk" it back to you...Twitch, bring the rod forward to give some slack and repeat. You're gonna have to work at it to get it right. 

Throw the spinnerbait right up and into any scattered grassy areas. 

Throw the bobbers away. 

 

Mike 

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Thanks everyone!! I will be fishing early saturday morning and maybe in the evening so I will let y'all know how it goes!!

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