Favorite Big Bass Lure.

[frogtosser]

here's a shocker, I love spro frogs, tubes are a close second for me though.

[Esox_Magnum]

Hellhounds and Amma Bammas, Go big or stay home.

[DeBo101]

Most anytime most anywhere you can't beat a 1/4 - 1/2 oz black blue jig with a 4" gene larew salt craw. However when the water is the warmest during that mid summer period I feel a t-rigged brushhawg style bait will consistantly get bigger bites. Thats been my experience anyways.

Oh and double cowgirls work to. 5lb class fish on sugar and had one of the biggest bass I have ever seen follow one to the boat on mille lacs.

[LaXCarp]

No one has mentioned this one... The Hawg Wobbler, junior sized. I think its made as a muskie lure, but it drives bass crazy when they are on a top water bite.

[Andrew Erickson]

black & blue jig n' pig and a rattle trap

[LEECH21]

7 inch red/black muskie inhaler in-line spinner!

[evinrude19]

ive had my best luck on blue and purple jigs with zoom chunk or frog trailor or a purple flake blue senko 5"

[Wayne Ek]

Both myself and clients.

Spring was the senko or a knock off.

Summer was a Zara Spook and slug/mushroom-head jig combo

Fall to freeze up Blue/black 1/2oz. pig and jig combo

All of our biggest fish came in the fall, which has held

true since we started guiding up here in 1999.

[TonkaBass]

My favorite big bass baits are in no order...

-Stanley Flat eye jig (Blk/Blue/geen with a flippin blue super chunk or chigger craw, 1/2 or 5/8 oz.)

-Zoom Brush Hog (pumpkin with a screw in florida weight and an owner 5/0 riggin hook or J-hook)

-All terrain roller jig (moynaghs magic with a Yamamoto green pumpkin spider grub)

And in the Fall a spinnerbait with a fluke on the trailer hook

[norpikeman]

My try and true first lure when I hit the water is the skitter pop, if that doest produce I will go deep jiggin till late afternoon then I slow roll spinnerbaits over weed beds. Thats my typical day of bass fishin

[lookincalifornia]

as a kid, my biggest bass used to come on a doug hannon snakebait. now i go with a frog. (slow down)

bass get big and fat the same way i did. eat lots and excercise very little. that is why jigs get big fish, low risk, high reward.

i have found the tails of crappie skicking out of the throats of more big fish that any other forage. for that reason, i'm gonna add the kickin' slab to my big bass aresonal this year.

[cjac]

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-Stanley Flat eye jig (Blk/Blue/geen with a flippin blue super chunk or chigger craw, 1/2 or 5/8 oz.)

TonkaBass,

Question for you.......I like the Stanley jigs too, but moreso on the lighter side for a slower fall, all the way down to the 3/16 ones with Zoom mini and super chunks. Do you prefer the heavier for the milfoil pockets to get through the "stuff"? I'm located close to 'tonka, should I be going to heavier jigs in general there vs. non-foil lakes?

Thanks, Chris

[bassbozo]

I cant wait to try that kickin slab also. Not only do I want to try it for bass but I want to try it for northern. I have seen several big northerns down the ice hole that had crappies in their mouth.