With a jig, you can cast, pitch, hop, crawl, drag, rip, punch, swim, dress it up, dress it down, and just plain fall in love with it.

Big O

This is a fishing forum, not a dating forum.... keep it clean Big  ;D jk.

6" Hudd ROF 12 Juvenille Trout.  I only have 3-4 fish on this bait, but it's got potential, and SB's are fun to throw.

With a jig, you can cast, pitch, hop, crawl, drag, rip, punch, swim, dress it up, dress it down, and just plain fall in love with it.  

Big O

This is a fishing forum, not a dating forum.... keep it clean Big  ;D jk.

6" Hudd ROF 12 Juvenille Trout.  I only have 3-4 fish on this bait, but it's got potential, and SB's are fun to throw.

Sure thing jk, Just got a little wound up there thinking about my jig box! Got a new bigger set up going and gonna let it loose on 'em this evening, can't wait!

Big O

5" Watermelonseed w/ black flek senko

I zoom trick worm in green pumpkin

Jig and Piggie...very versatile

Wave-worms tiki stick - I like the 5" Watermelon Black Flake chartreuse tip.

Second choice would be a ribbit frog.

6in senko junebug or pumpkin seed w/black and green flake

when i go out i usually am t-rigging, wacky-rigging or weightless t-rigging so that bait covers what i throw the most and what has caught me my best bass.

or I a 1.5 ounce jig black purple and blue never caught a fish on it but i sorta have a crush on this bait so that would be fun to throw for a lifetime i would for sure finally catch a bass on it LOL

plastic worm

5in Senko black with blue flake.....

With out a doubt a plastic worm.  But a jig with a crawl trailer would be a close second.

Worm

Wave-worms tiki stick - I like the 5" Watermelon Black Flake chartreuse tip.

Second choice would be a ribbit frog.

Yeah, Tiki Man Wave Worms are the best. Love the C-rig Greenpumkin/Char. MOLOPO.

Love top water spooks

T-rigged berkly power worm, going with a 1/16th oz weight if there was even a little wind, i like to be stealthy

It's funny you mentioned that; after a strong year in my club, the Oklahoma State top 6 tournament had me paired on day 2 with a gentleman that threw a blue fleck Power worm attached to clear blue fluorescent Stren.  His line glowed like a flare in the sun, and he caught fish.  My fluorocarbon line and Zoom Speed Craw didn't fare as well (this is a panic box bait for me!).  He had two fish to my zero.  My partner was an old schooler with grey hair and he apparently had something to teach.

Black/Blue Jig.

worm

3/8oz double Colorado blade chartreuse and white spinnerbait!

Fluke....but it was a hard choice because I love throwing a Spot Remover.