What is ur go to bait when all else fails.Mine is a 5 inch watermelon senko

White Zoom Superfluke, with a pearl 5" Senko coming in a close second.

Mine is a Jig and Pig or a 5" Senko (any color).

JT Bagwell

When all else fails, I usually stay with a pig-n-jig.

A black t-rigged Zoom Trickworm. Gets 'em every time.

Mine would have to be a billgill colored spinner bait. If thats not working a spook in white.

Watermelon Zoom finesse worm and/or grasshoper Luck-E-Strike ribworm on a split-shot rig

I have two that usually gets the action going when when the bass won't cooperate.I like a downsized 3/16 white Strike King tandem spinnerbait(gold willowleaf over silver Colorado).You can hit the banks throwing at wood cover or skim it over a grassy bottomed flat(just above the grass).Just get in a groove and go fishing making as many casts as your arm can handle.My other "go to" bait is 180 degrees in the other direction.I'll use a spinning rig(7 ft rod) with 8 lb Berkley Vanish on the drop shot rig.I like #2 or #4 Daiichi finese hook.I'll nose hook either a 4" Senko (green pumpkin/watermelon) or a green pumpkin FLW finese worm.I'll either cast and SLOWLY retreive with frequent stops alternating between subtle shakes or deadsticking.If I find a drop off with bass stacked on cover,I'll fish it vertically ,again with subtle shakes or deadsticking.

Green pumkin baby brush hog, smoke colored senko, ghost minnow LC pointer.

Allen

Texas rigged salt and pepper grub.  I can fish it almost any way imaginable, and it produces.

Mine would be a jig

mine would deff. be a 5" senko and a zoom black grape trick worm

6in watermelon senko

A 3/8oz. black/blue jig always catches fer me, but an LC Pointer 100 in chartreuse shad is a close second.

Yum Dinger 5" worm in Carolina pumpkin and chartruese t-rigged.

a 3.5inch green and purple flake tube with an 1/8th oz. insider jighead

I have two depending on the time of year and conditions. Year round I'll throw a 4" BPS Magnum flippin tube (color depends of the water color and whether I'm fishing for smallies or largemouths) matched with the lightest weight I can get away with for the conditions I'm faced with. From the time the water reaches 50 degrees until it falls back to 50, I'll have a spinnerbait (color, weight and blade combination are determined by water conditions as well) tied on one or two other rods.

jigs n rattle traps for me

Mine would have to be a 3 1/2" Chompers green pumkin ultra tube w/garlic. Hands down!

Rob

I have three, one of which will usually produce a fish:

6" Senko

Fat Ika

Micro Munch Tackle El Gordo (tube)

Terminator T-1, nickel plated oklahoma blades.

5" Senko and Fat Ika for size. For quantity, I do well with dropshotted Roboworms 4" and 6" straight tail.

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