what lure / what technique during your career

[mawi97]

My lure would have to be the Senko. I can tie a senko on and know that I am going to catch a fish. This lure has kept me in the hunt in many tournaments when nothing else seemed to work.

Technique would probably have to be skipping a tube or jig. After several years of practice I feel that this is one of my strong suites. It allows you to get to fish that a lot of other people have passed over by throwing lures in front of or around that piece of cover.

[rooster]

The lure that got me bass fishing was a Big O [original]. It was a shad pattern that I still have but the paint is wore off and it has dents and dings and my grandfather bought it for me and I would not take anything for it or the memories it brings to me.
dave

[4given]

Come on Rick, you are telling our age. Caught my 1st bass at Rough when we were sophs in high school and Rough was 6 on a plastic worm with a spinner on front. And fell in love. Fished my 1st tournament there 4 yrs later. The lure I would say would be the old rapala. Technique would be jigging. Anybody remember that one?

[rickhise]

Come on Rick, you are telling our age. Caught my 1st bass at Rough when we were sophs in high school and Rough was 6 on a plastic worm with a spinner on front. And fell in love. Fished my 1st tournament there 4 yrs later. The lure I would say would be the old rapala. Technique would be jigging. Anybody remember that one?

stiff cane pole stiffer line (just shorter than the pole) weight, treble hook and a gob,
oh ya colored (muddy water)

[DJD]

Learning how to fish the tube changed my fishing the most when I moved here from Florida. Learning what tube, size, rig and color took some time but I have it nailed now.

In Florida learning how to flip and pitch plastics efficiently changed my fishing success the most.

[fishhound]

it would be a spinnerbait and a pop-r for me life! changeing moment lol..