Good job guys. lots of proven favorites and some new baits as well. Lets keep these posts coming. Johnnie

I would have to go with
pop-r
chug bug (clear)
zara spook (clear)
bitsy bugs w/ craw trailer
texas rigged brown craw w/ #2/0 wide gap hook and 1/8 oz cine sinker

Stink www.shallowwatersfishing.com

Well I know what my number one is.............. look at the name.(Texas rigged)

and then it would be the
1/2oz jig-n-pig
boogie bait
frenzy diver
The rest are what ever is working for my partner.......when he is netting them, and I am not...
The thing is that there all good baits on there own day depending on light and water conditions

Hey Folks,
This is my first post.My son and I boated 55 bass in a small lake in central Florida this last Fri. and Sat.
My top 5 lures would have to be
1. Gambler Christmas Tree worm 6 "
2. 3/8th ounce white Rooster Tail
3. Fire Tiger Bomber A
4. Strike King Colorado blade white weedless spinner bait.
5. Heddon Torpedo

Chuck7

Heres my 5

1. Senko either 4 or 5 inch in red/black, blue/black

2. Spinnerbait 3/8 or 1/4 color depends on forage and water clairity

3. Jointed rapala J10 in silver/black

4. Sumo frog

5. The good old plastic worm, curl tail or straight, as I dont think you can ever go wrong with it

Bassin Butch

Chuck and Butch, all good selections! The plastic worm has probably caught more fish than any other bait and the older I get the more I turn to them. It's getting tough to throw large deep diving crankbaits all day!! I've been using a large flat-tailked worm lately with good results, I took the V&M Magnum Bassin' Eel as a model and make my own now with some modifications, I punch three holes in the big flat tail, that causes air bubbles as it sinks. Thanks Guys, Johnnie