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top 5 bass fishing lures?

Posted by Best Bass Fishing Lures on Tuesday, January 5th, 2010

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10 Responses to “top 5 bass fishing lures?”

1. 

   Always Askingon 05 Jan 2010 at 3:00 am 1

   not that im a pro angler, but what i have the most luck on is

   1. Plastic grub
   2. black spinner with feathery back
   3. Diving crank bait (minnow coloring and watermelon coloring)
   4. Panther martin (really any shinny spoon)

2. 

   210.KYLE.210on 05 Jan 2010 at 3:10 am 2

   i fish in Texas

   But my favorite lures are

   Gary yamamoto senkos
   Zoom watermelon red fluke
   Cotton Cordell Lipless crankbait
   Booyah Chartreuse buzzbait
   And strike kings junebug ochos

3. 

   harley03on 05 Jan 2010 at 3:32 am 3

   plastic worms
   jig and pig
   spinner bait
   crankbait
   top water bait

4. 

   mrwayne3130on 05 Jan 2010 at 4:15 am 4

   I truly believe you’ll have the best luck with the lures you use the most because you know how to work them to your best advantage. You know how and when to twitch or move ‘em.

   With that said my favorites or;

   Plastic worms or crawdads
   White spinner bait with a willow leaf
   Deep diving crank bait
   Beetle spins on an ultra lite and
   Jitter bug

   Did I mention Plastic worms:)

   But beware. Northerns love all of them.

5. 

   Fisher_Kingon 05 Jan 2010 at 4:57 am 5

   1. Rattle Trap type lures- Cordell
   Spots, Aruku Shads, Bagley’s, Etc. I mostly use 1/4-1/2 OZ sizes.

   2. Jigs- I almost always have a1/4-1/2 OZ Jig/ 4″ Double-tailed skirted Grub rigged most of the season. They are great for Flippin around docks. And big fish LOVE them.

   3. Weightless Berkley 7″ Worm rigged Texas-style or a 5″ Wacky Rigged Senko.

   4. Spinnerbait’s

   5. Suspended Jerk bait’s and Soft Plastic Jerk Bait’s.

   I fish a lot of Northern MN from the Duluth area lakes- out to the McGregor area lakes- down to the Pine City area lakes. I am currently fishing in 2 different Bass clubs based out of Duluth.

   I’ve been fishing with some great fishermen this year and it has improved my MN fishing. Shout out to Al- Thanks for all the pointer’s dude!

   Hope this helps ya? Good fishing.

6. 

   Backwater Charlieon 05 Jan 2010 at 5:22 am 6

   I don’t live in Minnesota but ….

   1.) Plastic worm.

   2.) Rat-L-Trap.

   3.) Jig.

   4.) Spinnerbait.

   5.) Grub.

   I will vote the best answer to Fisher_King. He fishes & lives in Minnesota and knows what he’s talking about ….

7. 

   Nathan Son 05 Jan 2010 at 5:42 am 7

   1. Zoom Trick Worm- Green Pumpkin or Glimmer Blue
   2. Bomber Square A shallow crank bait- Threadfin shad
   3. Berkley 4” Power worm- Camo (I cut the curl off the tail and makes awesome shaky head worm.)
   4. Storm Wild Eye Shad Swimbait- Shad color
   5. Heddon Spitin’ Image Topwater- Chrome blue back

   Of course after I write this it will change in my head but this is what has been working for me this spring and summer.

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   nikeon 05 Jan 2010 at 5:49 am 8

   1. Gary Yamamoto senkos watermelon green with black flakes 4″- great for wacky style fishing.
   2. Gander Mtn trick stick usually black or green pumpkin 4″ or 5″- great for the texas rig.
   3. Mepps black fury spinner- great for cold water or overcast
   4. Gulp leeches black- great if you don’t buy real leeches
   5. My go to lure, Rapala original floating minnow hot steel- when ever i can’t catch anything i use it and it never failed me yet. i love Rapalas

9. 

   Curtison 05 Jan 2010 at 6:20 am 9

   Senko
   Tube
   Rapala
   Mister Twister
   Spinnerbait

10. 

    Grand Master Basseron 05 Jan 2010 at 6:39 am 10

    1) Big hard swimbaits.
    2) Plastic worms, 4″ (when finessin’), 6″, 7″, 8″, 10″, 11″, 12″, 14″, 16″.
    2a) Gary Yamamoto Fat Ika 5″
    3) Heddon Zara Spook.
    4) Rebel P70 Pop-R.
    5) Jig and a crawdad trailer.

    I fish in southern California. Here on the Left Coast, we don’t use small baits unless we have to.

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