I posted a topic the other day about one setup you would NEVER throw. Now I want to see what people would choose if they could only have one choice in the boat with them. And let's say all year long. So what is something you can work different depths, water temps, and all condidions?

For me it would be a jig hands down. You can drag it, hop it, swim it, and catch em deep and shallow all year long.

What say you?

agree.

Jig would probably be the most effective for all bass scenarios over the entire year. T-Rig is up there. I don't crank much and I don't fish deep, so a spinnerbait for me, possibly. Probably a jig, though, once I learned how to fish them deep.

T-Rig power worm. Never leave home without it.

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My jigs

+1 more to the jig, it is my confidence lure and i always seem to catch keepers on it

Won't leave the house without my Trusty Jig&Craw tied on my Favorite Stick. With that being said put another vote for the Jig.

Square bill

Shakey head with a Yamamoto kuttail...

Maybe I need to reconsider this Young Man knows a thing or two about catching these Green Fish.

7'6" Heavy Flipp'n Stick 25lb Floro 1/2oz Blk/Blu Jig w/plastic craw trailer...or a 7' med-hvy spinning rod spooled with 10lb mono w/texas rigged finess worm...i would need them both couldn't be on the water without either of them...just my two cents

Drop shot
Not the most exciting way to fish, but very versatile by adjusting leader length, line type, length from hook to weight, hook type, weight, type of plastic used. You can use a jig or shaky head instead of the weight. It catches them shallow, medium, deep, prespawn, spawn, summer, fall. Catches fish that are schooling, chasing, hiding in ambush, and inactive fish.

T-Rig a speed craw

It would either be a jig or a drop-shot for me.

T-Rig for me all the way. It's my go to setup when nothing else is putting fish in the boat and you can use it in all conditions.

Split shot fluke

Tx-rig motoroil worm!......wait, no. Squarebill!...no...tx-rig!

Rat-L-Trap

Anything from our store.

Fluke. Can fish it any method you want.

Me too

Drop shot

Texas rig

T-Rig I don't leave home without it.

Weightless T-rig

jig

Shakey head jig (1/8 -3/16 oz.)with straight and curly tail worms.

Weightless or weighted Texas rig.

Or a spinnerbait.

Fluke on a weighted hook.

Can work at surface, mid-ranges, drag across the bottom, or pitch into heavy cover.

Gary Yamamoto Senko, 5" baby bass color, wacky worm, weightless.

I'd have to go with crankbait.