re: All-time favorite bass lure

I like a crawfish colored medium running crankbait. Brand don't really matter as long as it will run staight and I don't have to keep tuning. Run it into the riprap here in middle georgia and you will get a limit in a hurry!

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Smythwick Rattlin Rogue...gold side, black back..

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reminded me of my old 6 inch Rapalas, twitch, twitch around the cypress trees...

I don't have much experience using a crankbait... Now that my boat is fixed up though I'm gonna start trying to learn the ins and outs of it.

Favorite strike on a lure? Gotta be a topwater, but a buzzbait is my personal favorite. Nothing like seeing a bass explode on one of those.

if it would produce....buzzbait, like scuba said, there is nothing more exciting than seeing a bucket mouth explode on a topwater bait


my bread and butter around here (lacassine national wildlife reserve) is a watermelon red fluke. weightless of course. i don't walk the dog with it, though....i fish it slowly making it work like it's supposed to

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if it would produce....buzzbait, like scuba said, there is nothing more exciting than seeing a bucket mouth explode on a topwater bait

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Had a pond in N.W. La. when I lived down there, Tiny Torpedo was my favorite. Devil Horse a close second.

6" Mister Twister motoroil worm. Good for both day and night fishing.

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Senko Gary y brand. Rigged tx or wacky.

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This is the one! Watermellon Red. Two years ago I would have said tx, but after a one of my best trips to Toledo Bend years ago I've converted to wacky.

Rooster tail

watermelon red or june bug are my favorite colors in plastics. 70% of time i use plastics of some sort.

however, the KVD sexy shad series for crank baits is becoming a go to for me these days. i have been having good results with those.

pumpkin seed plastic worm