What baits do you use other than football jig and c-rig in winter time?

Hopkins Shorty Spoon

A lot of times during the Winter bass will suspend over creek channels where there's baitfish and I like to target them with a jigging spoon. This is spoon is built well and has a great vibration that you can actually feel.

Revenge Tail Spinner

Another great option for suspended bass or around docks is a tail spinner. There are times when the bass can become active during the Winter and this is a good choice. Real lifelike detail and it's made in the USA.

Fish Head Spin

Last but not least, I love throw an underspin. This is great for humps, points, over creek channels, wherever. This is probably my most favorite bait to throw during the Winter. Be sure to thread a super fluke jr. on the back!

#1 on the underspin with a jr. fluke

love gamblers version Gambler UnderSpin

Another vote for an pony head underspin.

Deep diving cranks like 20+

Jig and a jig and then a jig. Sometimes a big crank but usually a jig. I'm usually fishing pre spawn areas in winter and a slow moving jig makes a great meal.

What size underspin jig head are you using with a Fluke Jr?

Also, what type of retrieve have you had success with?

I've slow rolled a 3/8oz with a Super Fluke a little bit but no luck.

Drop shot and light weight shaky head also.

They eat the same things in the winter they do the rest of the year. Might have to slow down retrieve a bit but otherwise there is no need to have "winter" only baits.

90% of the time I have luck with either fb head jig, or a deep diving crankbait. I look for cover on structure, with hopefully bait balls on my graph. Fish tend to group up in the winter, once I've found an active spot, and I'm getting bit, I might very well stay the day there...

A-Rig

Football jig and Drop shot

My favorite 3 are the 6XD, 8XD, and the 10XD.

But I also like a slow rolled spinnerbait, drop shot, lipless crank, and a big swimbait.

I always just go down to falcon and run a gill net.

Jig
Spoon
Drop shot