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What kind of lures #13586881 06/08/20 04:51 AM
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Please help

I have been fishing my whole life and always just used live bait. I’ve been trying to use different lures on lakes but have no luck.

What’s the best lure to use for bass on lakes?

Re: What kind of lures [Re: Hash_Brown] #13586990 06/08/20 12:39 PM
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I like crankbaits when fishing deep or on ledges. Plastic weightless worms along the banks. Jigs with trailers almost anywhere. Weighted brush hogs deep or shallow (Texas or Carolina rigged). Buzz baits in the rain shallow. Poppers or walk the dog top waters early morning shallow to 10 feet deep. I've been trying to use larger swimbaits (8"+) but haven't had any luck yet with them.

Starting out I would pick up some swimjigs (I use the 6th sense divine black/blue) add a 3.5" or 4.5" swimbait trailer. Cast it out let it hit the bottom and sit for a couple seconds. Then wiggle it without reeling it in, maybe drag it a little. Then pull it towards you reeling it in a little then let it hit the bottom. Keep that action going. Or just cast it out and have a slow steady reeling action. Both should get you bites.

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I like wacky rig weightless worms and square bill crank baits for beating on the shoreline. Swim jigs are very versatile for a lot of different uses.

Re: What kind of lures [Re: Hash_Brown] #13587819 06/08/20 11:33 PM
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Zoom worm, watermelon has never once failed me.

Re: What kind of lures [Re: Hash_Brown] #13588443 06/09/20 02:05 PM
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Thankyou for the info!!


What size hooks are y’all using with the plastic worms?

Re: What kind of lures [Re: Hash_Brown] #13588676 06/09/20 05:23 PM
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Originally Posted by Hash_Brown
Thankyou for the info!!


What size hooks are y’all using with the plastic worms?


I like to use 4/0 EWG for senko worms

Re: What kind of lures [Re: Hash_Brown] #13589131 06/09/20 11:19 PM
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I use this style for wacky worms in a 3/0 to 4/0 size. For Texas rigs, I use 4/0 hooks.


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