I'm doin' a multi species bank trip with one of my friends tomorrow and I was just organizing my gear for the trip. I noticed that I really lean heavily on 3 specific artificial baits. The Rattle Trap-great all around bait, The Roadrunner-we all know the crappie like the small ones but I've caught my fair share of fish on the larger sized ones too., and T-Rigged lizards- The single best go to LMB bait for me. What are the 3 baits you rely on the most?

Watermelon red flake worms, some weird individually packed in scent liquid foil packed way to expensive lizards with whacky legs, and storm wildeye minnows!

For lmb i use a spinnerbait or lizards. Crappie get the craw crank

I've always had best luck fishing a buzz bait, pop r, and the drop shot rigged wacky style. But most of my bank fishing is done from ponds and rivers

Mostly curly tail grubs, with or without spinners/blades. You can catch almost any species with that. Roadrunners and Roostertails.

My new favorite is a fin s shad or a tiny fluke on a road runner. Works real good for me.

Fluke spinnerbait rattle trap or t-rigged worms and craws

Wacky rigged senko fished weightless, or maybe a t rigged baby brush hog.

wacky rigged senko, spinnerbait, or a lipless crank.

sassy shad ,sassy shad and the sassy shad

I find myself doing weird stuff with jig heads. I keep my rubber worms that are too torn up to Texas rig, then I cut the tails off of them, and make a jig out of it.

My go-to spinner is a small panther-martin; gold blade with black/yellow body.
For sunnies lately I've had lots of catches using Powerbait Micros, generally beneath a small float.
I also like the smallest shad-tails on 1/32 or 1/16 oz jig heads, usually white or pearl.

rattle traps and red eye shads, maybe throw in a shallow diving crank. i'm a lipless crank guru!

Buzzbaits for fun. T rigged power worms and if theres not a ton of weeds i like to through a shallow diving bluegill colored crank

anything watermelon red colored, rattle traps, and shallow diving crankbaits