I like to use a Wave fishing swimbug and platypus.

Bait selection isn't as important as knowing how to read the fish.

Some M80's and my Glock .22 on my hip

I started using a Matt Lures bluegill swimbait this past year and caught some of the biggest fish I've ever caught. Nothing ticks off a bass more, than a bluegill in their bed, nose down digging around for eggs

I have seen a bass not do anything when a trick worm was in her bed for 20 min and the first flip of a beaver made her jump on it like it just slapped her mama. I think the bait selection is more important than its getting credit for. For a big fish I prefer a Mattlures Perch. Nothing sets a big bass off like a perch in a feeding position on her bed. Little males will hit almost anything but to get a big female to commit takes years of reading fish and knowing when to stay and when to go to the next one.

5in big hammer swimbait in Invader or Rob's bluegill. Unbeatable for big ones on beds.

Santone Lures 1/2 oz bed buster jig.(pink). With a chartreuse speedcraw

Mattlures Bluegill swimbait. Just match the color with sunfish where you're fishing and you're golden.

I like to throw a ROF5 huddleston on the bed. a 2lber will attack it no problem.

that's another great bed bait. So are spro bbzs.

Texas rigged black lizard with 3 white dots on it's back...

big bite warmouth. But the bait usually doesnt matter all that much.

tube, craw, wacky rigged senko, weightless senko, shallow drop shot with a craw, bluegill swimbait, jig.
I typically use black/blue, white, or green pumpkin.

Green Pumpkin Lake Fork Tube Craw, can't believe I spilled the beans.

This, or a white lizard both trigged are my go to's