I was just wondering what everyone will say. Please say on here what the bait is. Mine is a Smithwick Devils Horse.

A Strike King spinnerbait in white has been tied on for each outing

Jig.  Been using the same ones for years now.

LC Pointer 100 in chartreuse shad

Wake Jr.

Day in day out you will see me throwing a spinnerbait. The guys in the club don't think I know how to throw another lure  

Mottfia

Baby Bass Bomber 6'-8'

10" Power Worm.

If I am on the river - Rooster Tail or other similar inline spinner. This year it has been the 1/4oz Vibric Rooster Tail in the frog pattern. Everything hits that thing. In the past month I have caught numerous smallmouth, catfish, walleye, and a musky(unfortunetely didn't get it in the boat). My Dad even got his personal best smallmouth on it, 21.5in, 4lbs (spawned out), just this past weekend.

For me, it's been any version of the Shad Rap. After all these years, it still produces.

Falcon

Spinnerbait for sure, at any time I always have one tied on one of my rods. And nothing is more fun than black, colorado blade spinnerbaits at night.

Mepps Aglia.  It has caught me the most fish and it's a simple chuck and wind.

I love a deep crank and a carolina rig this year....I have caught the two kickers for my tournaments.

My all time favorite by far is a frog. It may not be productive at all times, but it is by far my favorite bait to fish with.

I chose the jig, I never leave home without it.  

1/2 oz. War Eagle Screaming Eagle.

Topwater baits, in general because of the fun factor. Close 2nd would be various types of jigs, it's always fun to give that big fish a hard hookset. In terms of numbers my most productive would be a Yellow Magic popper for the topwater and a 4" Green Pumpkin Yamamoto Spider grub on a 1/4 oz jighead.

    Rebel Pop-R in baby bass color.  I perfer the 1/2 oz. size because it literally cast a mile.

Any plastic I can T-rig is my all time favorite... Although I haven't Used a T-rig all year....  To busy learning jerkbaits, Jigs and Drop shots this year.

3/16oz. finesse jig with a netbait paca chunk trailer.

10'' ribbon taiks

Wacky rigged Senko or one of the best baits ever invented. ....the Jitterbug

New category: jigs and soft plastics

I just cannot choose!

Frogs are plastics!!!! Most exciting bait I have ever fished........only productive in the dog days of summer.

Caught my first jig bass, now I cannot choose.

what i throw and what I want to throw are two different things. If I could catch fish on it all the time it would be some kind of topwater frog.

i usually fall back on a wacky rigged senko when I want to catch fish, although i have been fishing with a tournament fisherman friend of mine who is getting me to expand my horizons a bit.

I could lose all my gear tomorrow(god forbid) and just keep my worm set-up and a T-rigged worm and still be happy! It is my number one bait all year round.