if i could just pick one lure it would have to be a h & h double blade spinner and if pond or lake is to mossy red shad colored worm riged texas slye lightest weight possable to no weight at all
nichol's spinnerbaits... they're pricey, but dear lord I've caught more fish on nichol's spinner baits than anything else in the last 15+ years.
Exactly. My go to lures everytime.
I ain't much of a bass fisherman, but I always liked a 6" plastic lizard, right at the edge of the moss.
I got into the bad habit of only throwing two lures at every club tournament - a fluke and a beaver creature bait. This season, I've forced myself to try different things. I've hooked the most fish this season on a small (1/4 oz) black w/red flake jig with a small craw trailer. I like throwing a jig because I don't have to fool with changing out the bait like I do with a soft plastic.
And the fish are so pressured at the ponds in our addition that I've (I hate to admit this) have gone to using a drop shot rig with little trick worms. I've also gone back to throwing a Senko. I had gotten away from those for quite awhile.
But to answer the original question...yeah...if I had to make a choice of just two, it would be the fluke and Sweet Beaver.
And the fish are so pressured at the ponds in our addition that I've (I hate to admit this) have gone to using a drop shot rig with little trick worms. I've also gone back to throwing a Senko. I had gotten away from those for quite awhile.
But to answer the original question...yeah...if I had to make a choice of just two, it would be the fluke and Sweet Beaver.
H&H in chartruese, yellow or white and purple rubber worms.
8" smoke pearl yum dinger, fished weightless.. Basically a senko, just a lot cheaper
