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The Best Striped Bass Fishing Lures Ever Created

Bombers and Mega Baits

One of the best bass fishing lures that an enthusiast can use is a plug called a Bomber. Depending on where you are fishing you may want to consider using the Mega Bait plug, its a little heavier than the Bomber and you can cast it a little farther. The Mega Bait plug also has a little rattler built inside of it.

If you choose to use Bombers and Mega Baits it is recommended that you fish with a yellow lure during the day and a black lure during the night. If you really want to get the bass in the boat try using a teaser and be prepared to catch more fish than you have in your life.

Keep in mind whenever you are fishing a swimming plug it is best to fish them at a slow pace. This will cause a natural fluent motion. Although it will take a little practice once you get it right you will notice your rod pulsating when your reeling the lure back in.

Rebel Wind Cheater, SRO Prime Minnow, and Danny

There are those times when you want to cast a little further, I recommend using a heavier type plug. Try the SRO Prime Minnow which is a 1 3/4 OZ lure, you may also try the Rebel Wind Cheater which weighs 2 OZ, and my favorite the Danny which weighs a whopping 2 1/4 OZ. All three are great bass fishing lures.

Gibbs Pencil Popper, Stillwater Smack It, The Knuckle Head

Knowing when to use the right lure is half the battle. When you hit the lake and you see some top water activity or birds flying around top water feeding off of critters this is a sign that you need to use a Popper. If the birds are feeding from things on the top of the water, the bass are close by. Whenever you are fishing a Popper, reel it in – in short burst. This jerking motion of the lure on the top of the water will appear to the bass as a small injured creature. To a bass this is easy prey and they will come up from below and engulf the popper.

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