I'm planning on teaching my little brothers to fish artificials. What are your favorite rigs/techniques for just hammering dinks- for those 100+ fish days. When I was really young I had a summer where I almost never got skunked throwing 4" watermelon yum dingers texas rigged weightless. I also threw the smallest size bomber fat A in fire tiger. Between those two lures, I used to catch those smaller bass like crazy.

Recently, I caught my first ned rig bass. I hope to experiment with that rig more this summer.

Wacky

Jig/craw 

Yum dingers are good.Yamamoto senkos are best.

Also the smaller zoom flukes.

Also a small spinnerbait.

3" grubs

texas rigged worms

I catch dinks on just about every thing. This year it's been a robo worm Texas rigged with a split shot 2 foot above

1) Keitech swimbaits (specifically the 4" easy shiner in white) have been hot for me, numbers-wise.

 

2) Stickbaits, senkos or yum dingers, is my second choice if I want to catch numbers.

Drop Shot w/ a Roboworm. Aaron's Magic, Oxblood Light Red Flake, or Morning Dawn.

 

I have never had 100+ fish days... but I have been consistently pulling 1-2 pounders from the local city park lake on the Drop Shot.

 

Or as mentioned above, Keitech swimbaits. I would suggest the 3.8" Fat in Ayu or Tennessee Shad, weightless. 

Fish in a place where there are a lot of dinks .  

Shakeyhead....tipped with either a R.I. smallie beaver or a Zoom 4" dead ringer. 

ned rig will def catch large numbers, keitech on a light jig head fish slow is good for numbers also

 

Half of a zinkerz on a 1/16 ounce mushroom head.

1/16oz-1/4oz white roostertail

Unweighted whacky rigged senkos, skipped under brush or docks.

Anything Shaky or Wacky. 

 

 

 

Mike

Easy-

1. Keitech swing impact fat

2. Wacky rigged senko

3. Zoom fluke

4. Whopper plopper

5. Ned rig

 

If you cant catch fish using these find a different lake

Charlie Brewer Slider grub or worm. 3-4 inch. rigged anyway you want. all day long......

Weightless rigged berkley Flat Dawg on a 4/0 Texposer hook. Wacky rigged finesse worm (maybe a trick worm or smaller stick bait.)

Trick worm anyway you choose 

Rooster tails are always a good bet. If I'm fishing a pond where I know there isn't much above 2-3lbs I love fishing small rooster tails on my UL rig. 2lber on the UL fights like a trophy fish every time!

 

Weightless or wacky senkos, and Ned rigs are good choices too.

Beetlespins

Ned rig or a Wacky rig. Been catching a lot of fish on a homemade micro jig lately too. 

-Drop shot

-Ned rig

Doesn't get any better for numbers than these two techniques.

When I'm having a 70 plus fish day its usually on a crankbait or a T-rig worm .