I need some suggestions on which soft plastic bait I should use.

I need to be able to find this bait at bass pro, going for quanity with it, and pretty durable.

I will be texas rigging it with a 1/8 bullet weight, and fishing ponds with it in the spring.

Thanks everyone, any suggestions would be great  

My top five:

1. Fat Ika, weightless & weedless

2. GYCB Senko, weightless & weedless

3. Gitzit (tube), T-rigged

4. GYCB Kreature, T-rigged

5. GYCB Kut-Tail, Shak-E2 jig head or T-rigged

** New bait for bigger bass: Rage Tail 10" Ananconda, T-rigged

8-)

My top five:

1. Fat Ika, weightless & weedless

2. GYCB Senko, weightless & weedless

3. Gitzit (tube), T-rigged

4. GYCB Kreature, T-rigged

5. GYCB Kut-Tail, Shak-E2 jig head or T-rigged

** New bait for bigger bass: Rage Tail 10" Ananconda, T-rigged

8-)

;D Thank you roadwarrior

My top five:

1. Fat Ika, weightless & weedless

2. GYCB Senko, weightless & weedless

3. Gitzit (tube), T-rigged

4. GYCB Kreature, T-rigged

5. GYCB Kut-Tail, Shak-E2 jig head or T-rigged

** New bait for bigger bass: Rage Tail 10" Ananconda, T-rigged

8-)

RW read my mind. Throw in a few Brush Hogs and Fluke style baits and you should be covered top to bottom. Ika is definitley going to see more game time with me.

berkley power worm is all you need

Anything from Rage Tail.

***.

Berkley Power Worm.

Everything said so far plus zoom trick worm and culprit ribbon tail worm.

Well no one has listed any products that fit the "durable" quality. To get quantity and durability at Bass Pro, try their brand of soft plastics. They are made cheaply and will cost less and last longer than quality baits.

Of the previous suggested baits, the GYCB baits are the least durable and the most expensive.

Of the previous suggested baits, the GYCB baits are the least durable and the most expensive.

I think you're right, I sometimes read too much

into a post. I always assume catching bass is the

primary objective.

8-)