What is your favorite lure?

It's a secret!

Soft Baits-I love wacky rigged senkos and dropshotted ZOOM Finesse worms!
Hard Baits- Jig, Crankbait

Senkos are definitely a must for any bass angler. I love them. They always produce.

Chatter baits you can fish them like a jig or like a spinner its a hybrid of both i love them!!!

Lipless crankbaits. You can cover a lot of water and catch bass in nearly any conditions if you fish them in the right areas.

Right now, it is wakebaits.
My "when all else fails" lure is a Rapala X Rap 8. Glass ghost color.

I enjoy my XPS lazer eye topwater bait from the bass proshop. I love fishing topwaters. I also love my red Berkley flicker shade flicker and roll.
Anyone else enjoy topwater baits? Any recomendations? Also any recomendations for lipless crankbaits?

I recently bought a rapala subwalk a rapala clackin' crank and a rapala shad rap talk about $30 for 3 lures

tough call. Baits are seasonal. I have favorite baits for each transitition. topwater: the vixen- blades srike king burners- senko's
robo worms for dropshot. 10 inch worms for texas rig.8" worms for c-rigs Jigs are all pattern some football heads some flippin. My favorite lure is the one they are eating. Scott

Most productive? Soft plastics. Most fun? Surface lures, and fly rod poppers.

When conditions are right, I love a wacky rigged senko. Deadly on bass, and darn fun to fish.

Jigs.

I let the conditions dictate what lure I use, more so than one favorite lure.  I use a perch colored jigging Rapala for ice fishing,
plastic worms and Jig 'n pig in the thick weeds, a slip-bobber rig for midlake suspended fish,  buzzbaits and Zara Spooks for top water bites, and crank baits when working weed lines and points.  My best year fishing club tournaments, I won the first tourney on buzzbaits over shallow weeds, a summer tournament on gitzits fishing deep structure, a fall tourney on a Spider Jig, and the club's Classic on jigging spoons for suspended smallmouth 35 ft down over 60 ft.  It pays to be flexible.  Good luck and may God bless.  Norm

1/16th oz. Chartreuse Rooster Tail

angry bob try a senko wacky rigged on a flick shake its fantastic. Scott

as much as i love senkos, i sometimes try not to use them as much, it too easy sometimes, then other times it doesn't matter. this year its been a double willow Stanley spinnerbait that i've had for 7 years or so, silver front blade, gold rear, little clear/gold/black scale pattern skirt. i have 2 others in the box jsut in case the wire breaks, yeah, i've had that good of days on them before. never hurts to have backups.

ZOOM Super Flukes

Rapala DT

Rapala X rap in the clown color

ZOOM Lizards

these are some awsome lures! ive heard alot about wacky rigged senkos