Any input on what you all find to be a easy to use for beginners big mouth bass lures?

A senko rigged wacky style on a finesse hook. 

Giving you listed your located in Florida, I’d say a wacky or Texas Rigged stick worm would be a good place to start. A weighted Texas rig with some kind of plastic is a little more difficult but it’s worth learning given how much vegetation you’ll likely be dealing with. A bladed jig is another good option that is easy to use and should work well in your area.

Uv Speed Worm

 

 

 

 

 

 

Mike

14 minutes ago, Mike L said:

Uv Speed Worm

 

 

 

 

 

 

Mike

Excellent recommendation for Florida. It’s a very versatile bait. Swimming it along the top, or Texas rigged in a traditional fashion. Plus they’re American made and are priced very well..

Buzzbaits and 'plopper' style lures require zero technique and definitely get the fish's attention.

@F14A-B

 

Yes Sir!

The Magnum is my #1, hands down, absolute favorite bait in all 3 water columns with different rigging and tweaks. 

There are many days I don’t pickup anything else because I didn’t need anything else and it’s been that way for years. 

 

 

Mike

A 4.5 - 6" curly tail worm with a 3/16 bullet weight T - Rigged would be a fine starting point. A weightless Wacky for a beginner is gonna deep hook alot of fish. IMHO

Texas rig Bandito Bug 4in in black/blue

4 hours ago, Mike L said:

Uv Speed Worm

 

 

 

 

 

 

Mike

This. A zoom ultravibe speed worm Texas rigged with a 3/16oz or 1/4oz tungsten weight is super easy to use and also extremely effective. Just cast and use a slow but steady retrieve. It will come through grass easily and bass love it.

 

P.S. Make sure you rig it tail down. This way:

50 minutes ago, chubaka said:

Texas rig Bandito Bug 4in in black/blue

I use those and they’re awesome baits, 

5" senko T rigged

Frog/Toad

buzzbait

swimjig

spinnerbait

I know everyone is recommending plastics, which makes sense for Florida, but a Squarebill is tough to beat for beginners.  Easy to use, generally forgiving.  I'd consider that option alongside a plastic of some sort, though, plastics can be a bit much for beginners, sometimes can turn them off.  They require a certain amount of patience and confidence.  Let us know what works.  

Thanks everyone your all true legends helping a noobie

1 hour ago, GetFishorDieTryin said:

5" senko T rigged

Frog/Toad

buzzbait

swimjig

spinnerbait

 

 

Aaaaaand scene.