4 Bass Baits to ALWAYS Have Tied On
Senko
How can you beat a senko stick bait? It is such a versatile tool that hooks great numbers of fish. Texas rigged, carolina rigged, ned rigged… You name it, you can make it work and catch fish on almost any body of water in any place in the country!
The Drop Shot
Separating the senko mentioned above from the drop shot was a difficult decision. However, the versatility of the drop shot using all types of baits at the modern anglers’ disposal is incredible. Fishing a drop shot throughout different parts of the year allows you to fish in any part of the water column or schooling fish in a way that a simply rigged senko cant. This is why a drop shot is an essential tool for any angler to have with them at all times.
Lipless Crankbait
Still on the topic of versatility, every angler should have a lipless with them! With a unique sound and sink rate, you can use a lipless crankbait to fish most of the water column and draw a bite similarly to other fast power fishing baits. Unlike the other power fishing baits, you can slow down a lipless crankbait and slow roll it when bass are less active. In addition, a lipless can be ripped, stripped, popped, and retrieved straight effectively also. Like I said… super versatile!
Weedless Jig
The jig is probably my favorite confidence bait. Weedless jigs in a few general colors and weights are by far the best go-to bait for me in most bodies of water for certain techniques. I love swimming, pitching, flipping, and jigging lighter weedless jigs with different trailers in my local waters. Using a super heavy jig with a stout hook even lets me punch lighter mats in a pinch! Fishing docks or shallow structure with a jig usually produces most of the year for me, and that’s one reason I always have a jig of some kind tied on!
Colton Orbaker
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