JIG!!!!!!!!!

Blk/Blue Pig and Jig without a doubt. The spinnerbait though would be tough because

of it's versatility

Eakins Peanut Butter and Jelly 3/8 oz. jig with a cinnimon purple Eakins Pro Model Craw Trailer.

Eakins Peanut Butter and Jelly 3/8 oz. jig with a cinnimon purple Eakins Pro Model Craw Trailer.

Pretty good choice right there. 8-)

5 in senko, watermelon w/chartruese tail with a red 3/0 EWG hook.  It's always been my goto bait since day 1.

4inch Cinnamon Senko is probably one of my best producers so I'd go with that.

White 3/8 oz spinnerbait with willow leaf colorado blade combo.

1/2oz spinnerbait

chart/white skirt

tandem gold and silver blades

Jig and Pig!!!    Green pumpkin. 8-)

This guy has got the right idea, except for me it would be a black/blue jig... 8-)

I'm with him...

It would be a toss-up between a #7 Shad Rap and a 3/8 oz. white double willowleaf spinnerbait.

Falcon

Baby duck

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TX Rigged 4" Prowler tube in Green Pumkin w/ tail dipped in chart dye.

On 3/0 EWG Gammy with 5/16 bullet weight.

a green pumpkin red flake kamakazee hitzit tube 3.5" with a 1/8oz tube jighead rigged hook exposed should get a very close second (honorable mention) to my Chartruse Shad LV100!!!! Just one bait man that would be horrible :-/

3/8 oz craw colored jig with a craw trailer

Arguably, the two most universal lures are the tube and the jig. Warm weather, cold weather, it doesn't matter. Both baits can be fished shallow and deep; on structure or in cover; active or inactive fish...it just doesn't matter. These are the baits for "All Seasons" and "All Conditions."

Jig

Black and blue

4" Camo Berkley Powerworm... texas rigged with red 1/0 gamakatsu wide gap worm hook

THE HELICOPTER LURE!

4" green pumpkin tube

Arguably, the two most universal lures are the tube and the jig. Warm weather, cold weather, it doesn't matter. Both baits can be fished shallow and deep; on structure or in cover; active or inactive fish...it just doesn't matter. These are the baits for "All Seasons" and "All Conditions."

Agreed!

If I was on an island stranded and needed to catch fish to survive, probably a jig or a senko. But for the sheer beauty and exitement of true bass fishing, there's absolutely nothing like a buzzbait or frog strike to make your day/night.

I think I'd have to chose a buzzbait though. It can be fished over weedbeds and many other places. Daytime or at night.

It's not as versatile as some lures, but I'd rather catch 7 fish on a buzzbait, then 12 on any other bait ever made.

The explosion. The agressivness of the strike. The heart pounding exitement of the moment, when a big ole bass gets super ticked off, and slams a 3/4oz, all black buzzbait at dusk, is absolutely what fishing is all about to me.

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Hmmm,

I love topwater lures the most - sheer adrenaline!

I am very proficient in the use of crankbaits.

I probably catch the highest percentage of my bass on soft plastics.

But if I was only allowed one lure???

It would have to be a spinnerbait. Preferably 5/8oz, though either 1/2oz or 3/4oz would also be ok. Chartrause / white skirt. Rather small profile. Small colorado blade (gold) with larger willow blade (silver). It might not catch bass every single time for me, but this is such a versatile lure and can be worked / used in so many different ways / conditions, this would be my choice.......

5" Pumkin/Black Flake Senko

SM: Tube (green pumpkin)

LM: Jig (brown w/ green pumpkin trailer)

Zoom finesse worm----pumpkinseed.