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What bait do you consider your most productive bait for catching bass in your area?

Live Bait:  Minnows
28 (7.1%)
Live Bait:  Crawfish
9 (2.3%)
Live Bait:  Other
21 (5.3%)
Topwater
41 (10.4%)
Crankbaits
29 (7.4%)
Tubes
36 (9.1%)
Lizards
13 (3.3%)
Plastic Worms
119 (30.2%)
Other Soft Plastics
42 (10.7%)
Jig-n-Pig
14 (3.6%)
Spinnerbaits
30 (7.6%)
Surface Fly Fishing
2 (0.5%)
Subsurface Fly Fishing
1 (0.3%)
Other
9 (2.3%)

Total Members Voted: 389

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BoutTime

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Re: "Most Productive Bait for Bass" Poll
« Reply #75 on: Mar 19, 2010, 06:51 PM »
Most productive bass bait for me is a 3 or 4 inch pumpkinseed grub leadhead on a spinnerbait arm that you can make yourself from Wally World. (so I guess my vote is other)

Fish em slow and deep and hold on!

timbobber

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Re: "Most Productive Bait for Bass" Poll
« Reply #76 on: Mar 24, 2010, 08:57 AM »
hellgramites for river smallmouth, hands down

ICEPAC

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Re: "Most Productive Bait for Bass" Poll
« Reply #77 on: Sep 03, 2010, 06:44 PM »
Gary Yamamoto senko 3" cinnamon brown or pumpkinseed, or a corron cordell super spot lipless crankbait

timbobber

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Re: "Most Productive Bait for Bass" Poll
« Reply #78 on: Nov 17, 2010, 08:06 AM »
for largemouth in lakes I use plastic worms, crankbaits, spinnerbaits, and jitterbugs. for smallies in the river I use hellgrammites, and crawfish, and an occasional crankbait

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Re: "Most Productive Bait for Bass" Poll
« Reply #79 on: Feb 25, 2011, 12:38 PM »
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Gary Yamamoto senko 3"

really, only a 3", i hate even going as small as 5" senko's, if i cant find them in 6" I usually dont buy them... do you mind telling me how you like to rig your senko's?

Alphie

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Re: "Most Productive Bait for Bass" Poll
« Reply #80 on: Mar 10, 2011, 07:36 PM »
I don't usually use live bait for bass, but based on my success with tip-ups this winter, I'd say live bait is probably most productive.  I never use live bait when I fish from my boat, so my vote goes for senko type worms.  I catch a ton of bass with senko type worms.

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Re: "Most Productive Bait for Bass" Poll
« Reply #81 on: Mar 17, 2011, 07:52 PM »
really, only a 3", i hate even going as small as 5" senko's, if i cant find them in 6" I usually dont buy them... do you mind telling me how you like to rig your senko's?
that is small...will even go with a 10 or 12 inch culprit worm...
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Re: "Most Productive Bait for Bass" Poll
« Reply #82 on: Mar 17, 2011, 08:24 PM »
really, only a 3", i hate even going as small as 5" senko's, if i cant find them in 6" I usually dont buy them... do you mind telling me how you like to rig your senko's?
They sell seven inch senkos i got a couple packs.  I have good luck in watermellon black fleck.  I rig the senko either in the middle as a wacky rig or texas rig it.
 
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smokeybear

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Re: "Most Productive Bait for Bass" Poll
« Reply #83 on: Apr 02, 2011, 09:32 PM »
My favorite bait so far is the Yum Dinger.  Very similar to a Senko, but I'm convinced in the Yum scents.  I've fished them side by side and always do better w/ the Yum. 

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Re: "Most Productive Bait for Bass" Poll
« Reply #84 on: Apr 02, 2011, 10:57 PM »
My favorite bait so far is the Yum Dinger.  Very similar to a Senko, but I'm convinced in the Yum scents.  I've fished them side by side and always do better w/ the Yum. 

Buy yum scent and put it on senko then LOL

fatfish

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Re: "Most Productive Bait for Bass" Poll
« Reply #85 on: Apr 22, 2011, 09:40 AM »
Yum worm is just about the best bass bait you can find. Different sizes and different for different areas. Jerry

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Re: "Most Productive Bait for Bass" Poll
« Reply #86 on: Apr 28, 2011, 09:46 AM »
A Texas rigged or wacky rigged Senko style bait (I prefer a Bass Pro Shops stik-o as there much, much cheaper) is a good bait for beginners as well as seasoned bass anglers.

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Re: "Most Productive Bait for Bass" Poll
« Reply #87 on: Jun 09, 2011, 10:25 PM »
Senko  wacky style

fishingood

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Re: "Most Productive Bait for Bass" Poll
« Reply #88 on: Jun 12, 2011, 11:14 AM »
watermelon senko, texas style...

And also a relatively new generation of scented baits, known as Berkeley Gulp!!! have been working well for me for bass.. especially the watermelon minnow, and baby bass jerk shad patterns.

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Re: "Most Productive Bait for Bass" Poll
« Reply #89 on: Jun 30, 2011, 07:49 PM »
crankbaits all the way. you can target the whole water column with the proper crank depending on how fast you reel etc.

a floating rapalaor bomber that dives 4-6 feet catches the majority of my fish. Just the other day i used a lure like this with a

sunfish finish (since they are in to spawn atm) Ended up landing 33 larry's. With quite a few over 4.5-5 lbs. which is good
for my area.

 



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