Mepps Comet LARGE Size.  1 of a few lures that could cause multi hits. 

Lipless crank

5 inch Senko weightless trig or wacky

Perhaps situational but caught more bass on Spinnerbaits then any other bait over the years.

T rigged rage craw seems to always get bit. 

Live blue runner.

Soft plastic worms; T-rig- sliding bullet wt, Slip shot rigged, drop shot and wacky rigged. Most productive per man hour fished.

Tom 

Super Fluke. Catches little ones, big ones, in-between ones, and works everywhere big fish feed on little fish.

Wacky rig is probably the odds on favorite, but the Willow/Colorado tandem spinnerbait with a white skirt is a close second.

A black and blue jig now. Before that it was a Storm subwart. 

Super Spook on top

Magnum UV Speed Worm in the middle 

Rage Bug or Craw on the bottom 

 

 

 

 

 

Mike

 

Between a lipless and a senko for numbers, lipless takes it on size.

Plastic worm, light t rig, various colors and styles.

Was Gene Larew 7 1/2" Salty Ringworm Cinnamon Pepper Neon Junebug Laminate 

black maribou jig

Fluke or a t rigged Rage Craw.

T-rigged or split shot 4 and 6" roboworm.

Spinnerbait but a Norman’s DLN is really close.

Zoom Trick worm in Junebug rigged shakey head. 

Chartreuse and white spinnerbait with single Colorado blade  and a plastic frog - depended on how far along in the year it was and how thick the milfoil was .

All time texas rigged worm . The last few years a spinnerbait . It goes in cycles .

Even though I haven't used one in a few years, a t-rigged baby brush hog has easily boated more fish for me than anything else. 

I am TRUELY surprised at the massive variety that is doing a great job.   ?

Love me a t-rigged, blue-fleck power worm. 

 

But my undisputed king of putting fish in the boat, is a simple white power grub on a lead-head. 

7 inch power worm, white grubs from 2-4 inches, and a weightless fluke.