Hey guys, just wondering what everyone's most productive lure has been so far this year. Wondering what kind of contrasts or similarities we will see.

For me, I've been catching the majority of my fish on a Zoom Brush Hog. A lot of my buddies have had much success on Strike Kings beaver style plastic.

How bout you?

Paca Craws! I have done some serious damage with those!!

(Go Cardinals!!)

so far berkley havoc craw for me! but i just got into zoom fluke and i love it!

so far berkley havoc craw for me! but i just got into zoom fluke and i love it!

June Bug Zoom Horny Toad fished as top water. WOW!

Rob

Earlier in the year, it was lipless cranks. Just yesterday, 5" grubs passed up the lipless cranks in bass count.

Score as of today:

Lipless cranks: 126 bass

5" grubs: 131 bass

Baby Brush Hog for sure. Though I haven't tried the regular sized brush hog. I've just had so much success on the baby one that I didn't bother to try it. It's working well for you though?

Also been getting them on Senkos. Those are the 2 plastics I have on me always.

#1. weightless T-rigged GY senko (don't hate on me lol)

#2. finesse jigs

#3. rattle-traps

in that order.

Though I'm just starting out, I was amazed that I caught a couple of bass from the shore of the pond behind my house on the baby brush hog. First time I've ever tossed that lure in my life. I'm really just practicing throwing the baitcasting reels.

Bandit 200 in Pearl w/Chart Back. Have caught the majority of my numbers and size on this bait.

Though I'm just starting out, I was amazed that I caught a couple of bass from the shore of the pond behind my house on the baby brush hog. First time I've ever tossed that lure in my life. I'm really just practicing throwing the baitcasting reels.

Brush hogs will change your whole outlook on plastic baits. I used to only use ribbon tails. Haven't touched them since I started using the brush hog. You can pitch and flip it, you can rig it weightless. Love it. Kiwi when it's clear water, green pumpkin when it's dark.

5" Junebug DT Grub tipped on various jigs.

It just seems to be outperforming my other trailers at the moment.

1 - Zoom Trick Worm (junebug)

2 - Zoom Baby Brush Hog (watermelon)

3 - Zoom Ultra-Vibe Speed Worm (junebug)

4 - Zoom Fluke (watermelon)

5 - Zoom 6" Lizard (watermelon)

I never realized how much I love Zoom baits..LOL

Oh and the Baby Brush Hog is amazing on a keel weighted worm hook, try it.

Black or black/yellow buzzbaits.

5" grubs.

I've heard of people having a lot of success with grubs, how do you rig them? Just with a jig head?

Manns baby minus 1, Northstar Jig Allimony rage craw trailer.

I've heard of people having a lot of success with grubs, how do you rig them? Just with a jig head?

Grubs can be rigged many ways - jig head, t-rig, c-rig, drop shot, used as trailers, etc., etc.

For me, I nearly always fish them weightless and weedless on a 1/0 EWG hook.

Strike King Denny Brauer premier pro model jig usually with a Chompers twin tail grub as a trailer or a Zoom ultravibe chunk.

Size- RI sweet beaver 4.20 ( 8lb 9oz)

Numbers- smithwick devils horse( always have one tied on for morning topwater bite!

Swim jigs, Rage Craws, jig.

tied between mann's baby -1 and a 3" salt and pepper fat albert rigged on an unpainted 1/4 oz. jig head.

Red/White and Yellow 5 of Diamonds Daredevil spoons.

well since bass season doesn't open for another week and a half I have been using a white spinner bait cause I catch just as many 15" snot rockets as I do bass, if anyone asks I'm after pike I just cant keep these bass off my line. I'm not bed fishing so where is the harm.

Best lure by far this year has been the Rapala DT4 Baby Bass.

1. Dean's Fighting frog (Black Neon)

2. 3'' Senko Texas Rigged

3. Magnum Finesse Trick Worm

4. KVD 1.5 Sexy shad

5. Black and Blue Jigs

In no particular order, they alll have caught a mess of fish for me this year so far.