AC Plug. Lol

For real, road runner , beetle spin or h&h will get it done.

rooster tail, beetle spin, small hook and gulp

Bait holder hooks and worms
Oh sorry, lures. Beetles spins, little swimbaits, and jigs

2-3'' curly tail grub in natural colors. Gulp products are pretty multi species capable as well. Good options for you might be gulp minnows that work well on a drop shot rig as well as tiny little gulp ultralight worms and creatures. I also like the 1/8 oz bitsy minnow crankbait made by strike king, its good for fishing shallow water.

Slider worm.

Today on fork, me and my fiance caught black crappie, sand bass, yellow bass, a catfish, and 4 largemouth bass one of which that weighed 4.5 pounds all on the same lure. We used a 3/4 oz and a 1/2 oz Cotton Cordell plain silver slab. I would say 5 different species with one lure is pretty all purpose if you ask me haha

White curly tail grub with silver spinner on a white jig head. Mr. Twister makes one. It's my go to. A gold Rooster Tail is my next go to. I've caught catfish, bass and perch on those.

Ready to roll.....thanks for all the suggestions

you need to ditch all those "round things" and inset a row of two of Senkos in watermelon red flake and green pumpkin pepper. And throw in a few 3/0 EWG hooks.

The "round things" are for the lil kids........lol. I personally will not touch them. My 13yr old seems to think he'll catch more than me with night crawlers.......it shall be interesting

a swimbait in the 3.5" range on a weighted swim bait hook. Fish is shallow you can fish it deep. open water and in the back of a creek haha. Sandbass, hybrids, largemouth smallmouth, and even a few crappie on them

I've been doing really well with a 1/16 oz jig with a wee curly tail under a bobber. just chugging it along has gotten me a bunch of bream and a few good size bass. 2 lb bass on 6 lb line is pretty fun any day.

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^This. Doesn't get more versatile than that.........

My money is on the 13 year old