Mine is the GY fat ika green pumpkin black flake, weighted with 1/4 tungsten or weightless, it doesn’t matter. It’s 100% gonna produce a fish for me. What’s yours? 

Don't have one, but I know that every lure I own is going to 100% produce at some point.  I don't think there's a lure that works 100% of the time.  If that were true, why bother with anything else?

I'm with John - any lure I tie on to whichever rig it 'belongs' is gonna produce for me. I can't think anything else, otherwise why even use it?

60% of the time, it works every time.

 

 

A real prey swimbait and a zoom fluke 

15 minutes ago, Mr. Aquarium said:

A real prey swimbait and a zoom fluke 

You could catch fish if you put a bottle cap on a hook ...

 

I'm like the others.  It depends on what kind of water.  It's a Texas rigged creature for shallow & weedy waters and a deep diving crank bait for the kettles we have up here.

51 minutes ago, J Francho said:

 If that were true, why bother with anything else?

 Because doing the drag-30 second deadstick-drag routine with a weightless senko all day to catch a bass or two gets pretty un-fun pretty quickly? 

Either a stick bait or a Lewis trap. Works 90% time

SKRT CutR....or skunk tryin'

 

I'm sorta bullheaded like that

1 hour ago, DogBone_384 said:

You could catch fish if you put a bottle cap on a hook ...

 

I'm like the others.  It depends on what kind of water.  It's a Texas rigged creature for shallow & weedy waters and a deep diving crank bait for the kettles we have up here.

I want to try it! 

2 hours ago, J Francho said:

If that were true, why bother with anything else?

The makers of the Banjo Minnow would have you believe that when they first introduced it.

A slider worm for me....rigged on a weedless 1/16oz slider head.  

Ned rig is about the closest thing for me

A bluegill colored chatterbait and appropriate zako. It’s a rare occasion that I can’t manage one on it. Sometimes more than one, but almost always one. I will have a chatterbait of some color tied on every trip, often bluegill and often greenback shad, and if the fishing is tough then that’s the rod and lure I’ll work it out with. There are too many bluegills in these natural lakes and a chatterbait covers too much water to not eventually put it in front of a hungry bass.

 

rick

Junebug 5" senko weighted TX rig (Brass and Glass). Weight depending on cover I am fishing it.

Life or death, all day session?

 

Z-Man Fattyz in The Deal with a ¼ bullet or ³/¹⁶ shakyhead.

If I can’t catch a fish on a Ned, I might as well go home.  A Ned is often not the best tool for the biggest fish, but it nearly always puts fish in the boat.

Rapala Shad Rap size #4 UV Florescent  Orange, Pink, and Green. It’s money I catch fish all the time I throw it everytime I go fishing. I’ll even go up to size 5 and 6. Size 4 seems like money. the older rapala Shad raps had a tighter wobble. Nonetheless the new ones aren’t as great but get job done.

Trigged beaver or worm will put some in the boat a huge percentage of the time. If I could only throw one setup, that'd be it.

 

Spinnerbait man! I’m always bracing for the next bite! I might not catch em every time but I believe that on the next cast, I’m getting bit!

Dynamite 

A plastic worm. 

4 hours ago, LetMeSeeThatBass said:

What is your go to “I’m 100% gonna catch” lure?

  

Can't say for sure ~

But 'I Know It' is Not This . . . .

A-Jay

 

Ned rig for this guy.  Usually if I have to get it out I'm having a rough day on the water lol

30 minutes ago, A-Jay said:

  

Can't say for sure ~

But 'I Know It' is Not This . . . .

A-Jay

 

I see what you did...and I like it