*Lures looks very realistic even prunked my friends with it.Looks very durable **enjoyable.fishing** recommend sunk very good into the water.Cons: Storage package could be bigger.*
Awesome vid Debo! Howdy neighbor from Illinois. I’ve always enjoyed your vids Debo, I’m of the same mind as you. To me, though bigguns are feathers in my cap, I looove catching no matter the size. And most of the time they’re dinks lol. My family has been pushing me to start a fishing channel. Any tips or pointers? And if I do start one, can I reference and link to your channel? Thanks for all you’re doing! #bankingit
Having fished multiple s in different sizes and colors, th-cam.com/users/postUgkxCbNOWAGmn6nfbCbJDmasvBq7J38KZNw2 this is by far my favorite. One thing to be aware of is the sided willow blade. One side is silver and the other is the green/orange shown. This is not bad, just unconventional. In terms of fishing, I have found the lure works just fine without a tail like a craw or shad. That addition is up to you. Also, the hook part where you attach the swivel snap or tie the line is a problem on baits these days, since it's able to slide up and down. However this lure seems to be tight enough that that doesn't happen often, and you can solve it by putting a thin slice of medical tube over the hook before attaching the line. Like others have said, it's really magic on a good windy day.
@@bryceblankenship3525 Don't get to fish big lakes but as for ponds and stuff depending on the cold front we get it doesnt slow down that much. A little more finesse oriented and slower retrieval but can still catch them on summer lures
For bass I always carry: Trick worms Texas rigged, Rooster tails, super spot lipless cranks, jointed original Rapalas and Zoom super flukes. I fish (and have some success) with other baits occasionally but nothing else has yet come close to those five for me in fish production. Happy holidays Debo. Thanx for all your enjoyable videos this past year. 👍
Up here in NY its the same for me. They are pretty bad lures. You have to modify the hooks or you'll miss half the fish. If I throw on a weightless, weedless rigged Texas Rigged Curly tail worm or creature bait hook up ratio is like 90%. Drag them over the thickest of scum and lillypads and better than standard frog. I think those frogs out of the box are just good for Challenge videos, or stocked ponds in Florida with 5 pounders. Poppers are better for open water with 2 trebles. Really no reason to use Frogs other than to have bragging rights you finally caught a few on one. Just my opinion. GL HF
🤫Many of these young people weren't born when Pit Boss was around.😊 I keep my soft plastics on a pegboard with 12" pegs. I keep 4 pegs full of 4" Pit Boss and one full of the 5" Papa Pit Boss. They work awesome for pitching, flipping, and any old T-rig setup. And they are usually very cost effective. Being in Texas I never leave home without a ribbon tail worm and some Pit Boss.. Top 5: 1: Texas rig - Culprit ribbon tail worm 7.5" or 10" and some Pit Bosses 2: Crankbait - Storm Arashi Square 5 Rattling 3: Frog - Livetarget Hollow Body 4: Jig - Strike King Greg Hackney Hack Attack Jig 5: Spinnerbait - Lunkerhunt Impact Double Willow
Just sat with a fishing buddy & showed him this video. He was blown away by your choices of baits and terminal tackle. I told him that our choices were damn near the same ones. You chose a different brand of beaver creature baits than what we use & he still won't throw a Ned Rig. But he got me started on swimjigs last year and now I have a few of them myself. That's the only thing I would add to the arsenal you mentioned. Good video, I enjoyed watching his reaction to what you were saying. Have a good day Debo 👊
1) 3/8 spinnerbait 2) trick worm on swing head jig 3) lipless crank 4) 1/4 oz swimbait 3-5inch 5) the ned rig Awesome content! I like a fisherman that share and just wants to help other catch! Great channel!
1. *T-Rig* creature or craw---either a Yum Christie Critter in GP Candy or a Missile Baits D-Bomb in GP3 or Super Bug 2. *Weightless stick bait*---Junebug, Black & Blue, GP purple flake are my favorites. (I always dip my tails too) 3. *Spinnerbait*---Double Willow (Gold/Gold or Gold/Silver) and Double Indiana (silver) in either Chartreuse/White or Bluegill color. I like to add a trailer when I can get away with it and usually it's a Rage Tail Swimmer or Rage Tail Menace. 4. *Swimbait or Swimjig*---White Ice and Electric Shad (chartreuse dipped tails) on a keel weighted 4/0 Berkley Fusion hook for the swimbait. 3/8 oz. Bluegill or Black & Blue Swimjig with swimbait or Rage Menace trailer. 5. *Hollow body frog*---Yellow, Orange, or Black belly. I like the 2.5 best and find that the Booyah Pad Crasher and Popping Pad Crasher do very well for me....until the turtles gett'em >:( Turtles killed 4 of my frogs last year.
I do agree! However, I need to work on my frogging skills. My top 5 1.Chatter(definitely the ZMan Custom as well) 2. Stickbaits 3. Ned/Neko 4. Texas Rigged Tube Weight 5. Whopper Plopper Awesome video my friend. Nice to watch on a cold day wrapping presents 😁. Hope you're well brother
My top 5: 1. Ned Rig (anywhere and everywhere) 2. Chatterbait (for the stained water, a lot of cover also mainly thick grass and downed trees) 3. Grub Worm Jig (for the clearer water, no rhyme or reason it just seems to slay all species at every place I fish) 4. Texas Rig (flipping into those downed trees or along bridge pilings or docks) 5. Whopper Plopper (sweet sweet topwater, I'll throw this on calm mornings and evenings) Quite similar to yours, Debo! This stuff just works! Great content as always.
Just started watching your video's and I'm finding your video's very informational. I live in Oregon and these lures I fish smallmouth. This is my 5 favorite bass lures. 1. Texas rigged ribbon tail 2. Curly tail grub on jig heads 3. Rooster tails 4. Crankbaits 5.Jerkbait
I always bring a football jig,cause I can drag it,hop it,swim it or burn it... it also wobbles like a squarebill when swimming... 2nd probably a micro chatterbait in chanteuse with a zoom fluke as a trailer, sames way to fish it like I do the football jig... 3rd a waitless zoom swimming fluke in baby bass mainly do to it mimics almost anything,shad,bluegill,bass,crappie and much more I'm sure. 4th a dropshot with a kvd perfect plastics shimmy stick in black and black. And last but not least... A strikeking mini buzz cause heck even a bluegill will hit that thing and the color I tipicly like is black If you're gonna start fishing and dont know what this is what I would hand you... Love the vids Debo, and keep tackling them dinks, that or save it for next year. Have a merry Christmas,and happy new years!
1. Spinnerbaits to search with. 2. Chatter bait to change-up. 3. I use a 9-12 inch ribbon tail worm (green pumpkin) on a 5/0 Gamakatsu straight shank. Did really well last year with the Zoom Ol’ Monster and Mag Ol’ Monster. I like Old School Jelly Worms too. 4. I have to have jigs. I use what’s left of my Uncle Josh pork Frogs, Paca Chunks or Doomsday Tackle Reapers as trailers. 5. Jerk bait (Megabass Vision 110 or 110 Jr.) This list is what I call provisional. It’s what I think I have to have if I go to the pond. This is not what goes to the river or reservoir if I hitch a ride with my buddy who has a boat. And...the list morphs with season. I was throwing MegaBass Dark Sleepers last week and the fish were short biting them. I played a hunch, threw a 9 inch ribbon tail and caught five in 30 minutes. We’ve had lots of rain and the water is stained. The worm was a bigger silhouette, bigger target. Etc., etc. P.S. I live in southeast Alabama, we’re just now getting freezing weather. It won’t last long. When February gets here the big girls will start movin’. Don’t hate me.
I'm terrible at finesse fishing search baits are my bread and butter. But I've seen success with your advice because I think the conditions between my state and yours are very similar. You're my favorite TH-camr for advice so thank you for all the help!
Thanks Debo, pretty much agree with all of that. For me, the 5 or 6" Senko is King. I use an Owner Twistlock Light wire 4/0 and can always get several LMs on one bait.
All white chatterbait, bluegill Crush 50x, 1/2oz T-Rig heavy wire EWG with a black n blue 8" strait tail worm, River2Sea bubble walker 80 in white, and a KVD sexy frog if it's summer or a vision 110 if it's winter.
Great job this year Debo! I have learned so much from watching your videos. I'm from North Central Iowa myself so I really appreciate what you're doing.
I'd say u hit the nail on the head, I would however have to have a shaky head as apposed to a frog n of course the jigs have done very well for me in the colder water. Ur doings great Debo keep it up!!!👍👍
I agree with your picks. The other bait I have had success with this year is the keel weighted paddle tail, specifically the keitech. Don't expect to get more than one or two fish before it's destroyed but it definitely helped me avoid the skunk on many days.
Great video debo. Although I would choose 1. Wacky Rig (Bass Pro Stik-o-worm) 2. Shallow diving Rapala jerkbait 3. Stick bait 4. Creature Bait (Berkley havok pitboss) 5. Anything
Merry Christmas Debo. My home lake is crystal clear smallmouth water so my top 5 would be, clear plastic Zara Spook, Zoom Super Fluke Jr., Kinami jerkbait, baby lizard on a split shot rig, and a coffee tube.
1.) ChatterBait (Zman jackhammer#1 but most zman) 2.)360 GT searchBait 3.)SpinnerBait (war eagle or strike King) 4.)Spook or spook jr walking top water (6th sense MagDog 130) 5.)Mike Bucca Baby Bull Shad 1/2 oz 3.75" ( Bluegill or rainbow Trout color's) and bonus Lure#6.) Square Bills (6th sense swank77x Black Magic or Pro Red or Ballistic Sunfish )
Hey debo I’ve been catching a lot more fish on stick baits it’s been my number one fish catcher this year i finally tried it cause u kept saying that it’s so good and it’s awesome I went on my boat yesterday and caught a two pounder and lost a 1 but thank u
1. Texas rig (worm, brush hog) 2. Ned rig (TRD,or craw in winter) 3. Spook 4. Squarebill small academy brand forgot name 5. Weightless senko/stickbait either Texas rigged or wacky.
All excellent choices, my choices would differ only very slightly: 1-the Top Water Frog, 2-the Stick Bait, 3-the Paddle-Tail Swimbait, 4-the Chatterbait, and 5, a tough choice between the Drop Shot and the Ned Rig, but I would give a slight edge to the Ned Rig, especially with those weedless jig hooks. Oh, I also use the VMC Power Shot Hooks on my drop shot, it's a EWG that can be rigged weedless.
1.) TEXAS RIG worm/crawl/creature bait -(my favorite is a zoom baby brush hog) 2.) JIG-(my favorite is a strike king swim jig) 3.) WHITE SPINNERBAIT -(my favorite is any brand) 4.) FROG/POPPER -(my favorite is a rebel super poppr) 5.) WACKY/NEKO RIG SENKO setup (yum 5" dinger on a Neko rig) (I know I didn't put a crank bait here, but soft plastics to me produce the most fish). Most fish that I catch on a crank would likely bite wither a Texas rig or wacky rig
This is my first time commenting on here. So let me say thanks for all of the great content. II've really enjoyed watching and learning from you.. I've been trying to narrow down the five baits I'd take with me and have decided that it really depends on the time of the year. As different baits seem to work better at different times.. In the fall I wouldn't leave the house without (1) a lipless In shad (2) a keitech style paddle tail rigged on a owner flashy swimmer (3) a jerkbait vision 110 is my favorite, but I take an assortment. (4) a Finesse jig and trailer (5) medium diving crank like the wiggle wart or curve55. In the spring and summer my five baits would be totally different..
Randy Bowles that’s my fave trd color too! Give the tacklewarehouse green pumpkin red (I believe it’s called California delta or something). That color works wonders up north for smallies.
This is a great list, the only thing is, I haven't caught any on a frog yet.... lol haven't ever tried them till this summer, but look forward to get more into them this coming up year! Great video and yest the ned rig is a go to!
Love your selections! But REALLY love your distinction between trophy hunting and fishing for fun. I love fishing for smallies. They aren’t the biggest, but what a tug! Roger, The Smiling BassHole
Awesome viDEBO! I always look forward to each new video. My go to is the Texas Rig with a Black with blue fleck Berkley Creature Hawg. If I am getting skunked, that works like a charm.
I agree with you on the Chatterbait choice. I got like 3 new ones from Tackle Warehouse in green pumpkin & 1/2oz . Ned rig is a must. Then I agree with a creature bait. Senko is another great choice. Next my choice is a fluke. I like to go old school #4 or#5 floating rapala in shiner color. Last but not least I like to have a small body prop bait. I live in the south so it can vary from time to condition. Right now it's really bitter cold due to 12 mph winds and temps at around 39° so when it is windy it feels like 32°. If I had to fish with something, it's going to be a finesse worm in junebug and a 1/4 bullethead weight paired with a 3ot ewg hook. I'm going to cast out as close to the middle of the lake or pond and barely shake it like putting salt on your steak, very subtle. Nothing is going to be shallow in this kind of day. That's just the 5 picks I would choose. I can cover pretty much all of the situations that may happen. Next year I'm going to give the underspin more attention. I used to fix my flipping jigs with a small Willow leaf blade or real small Indiana blade connected to a swivel. Back then, I would get weird looks but it worked great. I still have 2 spittin images from back then too. Question Debo.... when I used frogs before, I used to put an split O ring on the tie on to get more of a walking motion. I tried it on my new frog and it didn't seem to work as well. Should I just tie straight to the frog or practice more?? 🤔 And Merry Christmas to you
@@DEBOSFishing I've been used to working a frog on a 6 & a half ft rod. Now I'm using my 7' rods and that changes the way you walk a rat or frog. I have trimmed down the legs but not that much. So that makes it harder to perform. I did take off the split ring. When walking a spook it does help but frogs and rats are alot lighter and respond differently. Going today to see if I can catch this beast that's been leaping like a Tarpon. I'm 90% sure its a huge rainbow trout. There's been others that said they saw it up close. I'll keep you posted. Thanks for answering my question. Merry Christmas Debo.
Just got back from the lake I mentioned. First cast out I nailed a big channel cat. At first I thought I was hung to a stump. I decided to walk to my left to change the angle and then my drag started screaming. Every child for 100 ft. came over to see it. When I got it to the waters edge I actually watched my trileene knot come loose and she took off with my shakeyhead and junebug big TRD worm. That was my only bite & I switched to a jig & Zoom craw in black and blue, of course. Nothing. Terminator spinnerbait with a green pumpkin skirt and Zoom fat Albert curly tailed grub. Even a Scoundrel and a baby bass fluke........ Nothing! After 2 hrs, I threw in the towel and came home. No sign of the beast I was after. So it's done for a little while.
1, swimjig, Picasso in golden shiner (white/gold/black) 2, frog, the booyah pad crasher or strikeking hack attack perch in black 3, speed worm, Zoom Magnum weightless but with the gambler hollow-point plastic bullet, in June bug or watermelon red/black. 4, fluke, weightless in any light color 5, kinky beaver, punching set up 3/4 tungsten and 4/0 Berkley fission ewg, or on a 3/8oz 4/0 swinghead in good old tramp stamp!
@@DEBOSFishing part of it was I was seeing if I would get some in an MTB box but cancelled because I didnt like what I was getting. Tried LTB and no Ned stuff. Soooo.... we will see.
I just bought some Ned rigs at Walmart to try out so I’ll have one of those tied on for a bit to go along with my drop shot setup, my swim bait and a crank bait for now. In the summer i usually have a whopper plopped tied on instead of a crank bait though
Based on my top producers last year 1. Bobby’s Perfect Frog 2. Keitech 2.8 Fat Swing Impact 3. Zman Custom Chatterbait 4. War Eagle Double Willow Spinnerbait 5. Wacky rigged stick bait
I know this is an older video, but it is a huge help, thank you! Winter here in Ohio, so I’m getting myself versed on what I need for the spring. I’ll probably get all 5 on the list, as they seem to be a good mix of the different kinds of terrains that I’ll be trying. Also teaching my son how to cast in the basement with his new pole, so hopefully it’s something we will learn together. Thanks again!
Pocket Rocket Payback is my favorite, but this past year, at least the second half, the Dirty Sanchez was the one I was getting the most bites with. I always get the 5” or 5.5 whichever it is
Great list, those are all solid baits. Mt top 5 would have to be, Whopper Plopper Texas rigged soft plastic Lipless crankbait Jig (I have fallen in love with the Terminator Jig) Shaky head
always have popping frog (popping and walking), spinner/chatter bait with swimming soft bait (assorted colors), paddle/curly tailed worm (assorted colors), shaky head, and some type of search bait (soft jerkbait or crankbait). That pretty much covers everything! lol
ive talked to alot of bass fisherman and even my pops/uncle whos fished there whole lives. they used hundreds of lures and what they told me is, u will spend thousands of dollars on lures but the best one is a rubber worm/craw. i hate to admit it but i agree. dont get me wrong hella lures work great for certain times of the year and i LOVE sing a variety of stuff, but ive been in so many situations were ive been fishing with top water, cranks, and jerks, caught nothing but as soon as i texas rig witrh a rubber worm or craw i start reeling in fish. rubbers r some of the best to catch fish imo
Hey Debo, great vid! Top 5 not in any particular order for Florida bass, Texas rigged plastic (lizard, beaver style, 10" ribbon tail worm), swim jig with a trailer, swimbait on a belly weighted hook, Whopper Plopper, and Ned Rig. Frog could replace the whopper plopper depending on my mood. Hopefully we'll see one more vid before the new year, if not Merry Christmas and even more success in 2020 with you channel!
Those are some great choices being up north here I definitely would have to have the Shaky Head somewhere in there though for my list. But the Texas Rig is a must that thing fish is all over the US. And I also think the ChatterBait and swim jig are essentially the same thing one is just a finesse presentation. Love the videos keep up the hard work
@@DEBOSFishing I think almost everyone is like that . You get a bunch of bites on a certain bait and you throw it until that happens on something else . It becomes a cool cycle . The shaky head and ned rig are baits I always have tied on and with me on the boat here in upstate NY. If the bite is tough can usually pick up a few dinks atleast on those . I really became more confident and quicker to change to a finess technique as this last year progressed . Before I would through a moving bait or jig till I was blue in the face to try and get a bite. I have noticed myself that ihave a couple good outings on a bait and go purchase a bunch of baits in that technique . Then something else seems to work well for a week or two and repeats.
I like your choices , Iv'e been using a green pumpkin Larew Biffle Bug for more years than I care to admit. I don't leave home without them. I have to special order them, so not a lot of guys are using them and the fish don"t see them very often.
Debo I agree with all your lures , but hard to think u would have to leave that trusted spinner bait off that list . Spinner baits have a place in my ❤️ for a good old search bait , running it over weeds & along wood is one of those looking for big bass . Those blades thump up & draw them from under docks , also !!! Debo : if possible I would love for you to shoot out your trusted fishing 🎣 friend E-dog ... HATE THIS THING YHEY CALL WINTER 🥶 ! But keep up with your videos, it makes up a little for not being out on the water......
What! No Randizzle special, War Eagle finesse jig? I picked up a few this week. Can't wait to try them. I agree with the frog. I had a lot of luck with the small livetarget with legs trimmed to 1-1.25 inches fished parallel to shore in open water. Good clean fun there. Walks well with a med light rod. My top 5...buzzbait, weightless senko, spinnerbait, weighted texas rigged baby brush hog, and jig.
for me my go to would be a zoom fat albert pearl white with 1/8 tube jig head, 3/8 swim jig with a z craw trailer, texas rig with various stick baits for my top three
*Lures looks very realistic even prunked my friends with it.Looks very durable **enjoyable.fishing** recommend sunk very good into the water.Cons: Storage package could be bigger.*
I just bring my whole tackle bag😂😂
Yeah, I usually do too but it's fun to do these hypothetical "what if" vids!
Nick Couture light tackle and good running shoes are great for pond fishing if you know what I mean lol
Me to
Lil Pepe hahaha I know those issues all to well, I bike to those spots😉
Awesome vid Debo! Howdy neighbor from Illinois. I’ve always enjoyed your vids Debo, I’m of the same mind as you. To me, though bigguns are feathers in my cap, I looove catching no matter the size. And most of the time they’re dinks lol. My family has been pushing me to start a fishing channel. Any tips or pointers? And if I do start one, can I reference and link to your channel? Thanks for all you’re doing! #bankingit
Having fished multiple s in different sizes and colors, th-cam.com/users/postUgkxCbNOWAGmn6nfbCbJDmasvBq7J38KZNw2 this is by far my favorite. One thing to be aware of is the sided willow blade. One side is silver and the other is the green/orange shown. This is not bad, just unconventional. In terms of fishing, I have found the lure works just fine without a tail like a craw or shad. That addition is up to you. Also, the hook part where you attach the swivel snap or tie the line is a problem on baits these days, since it's able to slide up and down. However this lure seems to be tight enough that that doesn't happen often, and you can solve it by putting a thin slice of medical tube over the hook before attaching the line. Like others have said, it's really magic on a good windy day.
I would just like to voice appreciation for the fact you got to the meat of the video in only 20 seconds. Atta boy
being from Florida where it's warm 90% of the year I never leave home without a 10" ribbon tail worm
ChrisFoster95 what size hook do you prefer for those 10s ??
@@deangruwell6555 A 6/0 EWG hook works best for me
I’m from Florida
What’s the winter bite like during the winter in Florida
@@bryceblankenship3525 Don't get to fish big lakes but as for ponds and stuff depending on the cold front we get it doesnt slow down that much. A little more finesse oriented and slower retrieval but can still catch them on summer lures
For bass I always carry: Trick worms Texas rigged, Rooster tails, super spot lipless cranks, jointed original Rapalas and Zoom super flukes. I fish (and have some success) with other baits occasionally but nothing else has yet come close to those five for me in fish production.
Happy holidays Debo. Thanx for all your enjoyable videos this past year. 👍
Rooster tail is one of my old school favorites! Merry Christmas man!
Great 5 baits!! In no particular order mine would be popping frog, chatterbait, texas rig stick bait, ned rig, and a swim bait.
Love all of those too man!
I have never once caught a fish on a frog, 33 years and still have yet to catch anything on a damn frog..
Same here. I gave up on frogs a long time ago
Up here in NY its the same for me. They are pretty bad lures. You have to modify the hooks or you'll miss half the fish. If I throw on a weightless, weedless rigged Texas Rigged Curly tail worm or creature bait hook up ratio is like 90%. Drag them over the thickest of scum and lillypads and better than standard frog. I think those frogs out of the box are just good for Challenge videos, or stocked ponds in Florida with 5 pounders. Poppers are better for open water with 2 trebles. Really no reason to use Frogs other than to have bragging rights you finally caught a few on one. Just my opinion. GL HF
Same
Fishing since 3yrs old
I am 32yrs old and never caught anything topwater at Coleto Creek in Texas
@Ethan Bonney ya fax I catch a lot on frogs
Ha! I've only caught bullfrogs with frogs. It's just frogs all the way down.
🤫Many of these young people weren't born when Pit Boss was around.😊 I keep my soft plastics on a pegboard with 12" pegs. I keep 4 pegs full of 4" Pit Boss and one full of the 5" Papa Pit Boss. They work awesome for pitching, flipping, and any old T-rig setup. And they are usually very cost effective. Being in Texas I never leave home without a ribbon tail worm and some Pit Boss..
Top 5:
1: Texas rig - Culprit ribbon tail worm 7.5" or 10" and some Pit Bosses
2: Crankbait - Storm Arashi Square 5 Rattling
3: Frog - Livetarget Hollow Body
4: Jig - Strike King Greg Hackney Hack Attack Jig
5: Spinnerbait - Lunkerhunt Impact Double Willow
Haha yeah...oldies but goodies for sure. I can't argue those 5 picks man!
Just sat with a fishing buddy & showed him this video. He was blown away by your choices of baits and terminal tackle. I told him that our choices were damn near the same ones. You chose a different brand of beaver creature baits than what we use & he still won't throw a Ned Rig. But he got me started on swimjigs last year and now I have a few of them myself. That's the only thing I would add to the arsenal you mentioned. Good video, I enjoyed watching his reaction to what you were saying. Have a good day Debo 👊
Totally new to freshwater fishing - have learned so much from your channel - thank you for breaking it all down and helping us beginners!
1) 3/8 spinnerbait
2) trick worm on swing head jig
3) lipless crank
4) 1/4 oz swimbait 3-5inch
5) the ned rig
Awesome content! I like a fisherman that share and just wants to help other catch! Great channel!
I like that list. I enjoy sharing things that will help others out! Appreciate you watching 👊👊👊
I truly enjoy your input and tips on fishing.
1. Whopper plopper
2. Texas rig (creature and stick bait)
3. Swim jig
4. Chatter bait
5. Frog
Thank you, I'm glad folks enjoy my vids. I like those picks!
1. *T-Rig* creature or craw---either a Yum Christie Critter in GP Candy or a Missile Baits D-Bomb in GP3 or Super Bug
2. *Weightless stick bait*---Junebug, Black & Blue, GP purple flake are my favorites. (I always dip my tails too)
3. *Spinnerbait*---Double Willow (Gold/Gold or Gold/Silver) and Double Indiana (silver) in either Chartreuse/White or Bluegill color. I like to add a trailer when I can get away with it and usually it's a Rage Tail Swimmer or Rage Tail Menace.
4. *Swimbait or Swimjig*---White Ice and Electric Shad (chartreuse dipped tails) on a keel weighted 4/0 Berkley Fusion hook for the swimbait. 3/8 oz. Bluegill or Black & Blue Swimjig with swimbait or Rage Menace trailer.
5. *Hollow body frog*---Yellow, Orange, or Black belly. I like the 2.5 best and find that the Booyah Pad Crasher and Popping Pad Crasher do very well for me....until the turtles gett'em >:( Turtles killed 4 of my frogs last year.
Numbered, bolded, and in an easy to read list! I need to recruit you to do some of my spreadsheet work 😉 Love all those choices! Merry Christmas!
@@DEBOSFishing Haha, I don't work cheap.😉
Merry Christmas brother!
I do agree! However, I need to work on my frogging skills. My top 5
1.Chatter(definitely the ZMan Custom as well)
2. Stickbaits
3. Ned/Neko
4. Texas Rigged Tube Weight
5. Whopper Plopper
Awesome video my friend. Nice to watch on a cold day wrapping presents 😁. Hope you're well brother
Yeah, the frog is just an addiction for me. I'm doing well. Merry Christmas brother!
My top 5:
1. Ned Rig (anywhere and everywhere)
2. Chatterbait (for the stained water, a lot of cover also mainly thick grass and downed trees)
3. Grub Worm Jig (for the clearer water, no rhyme or reason it just seems to slay all species at every place I fish)
4. Texas Rig (flipping into those downed trees or along bridge pilings or docks)
5. Whopper Plopper (sweet sweet topwater, I'll throw this on calm mornings and evenings)
Quite similar to yours, Debo! This stuff just works! Great content as always.
Love the picks man, we have similar taste! Thanks for watching 👊
Top 5:
1: texas rig creature bait
2: crankbait
3: paddletail swimbait
4: jig
5: roadrunner matched up with a bobby garland swimming shad - catches everything!!
Nice! I like the roadrunner at #5!
1. Weightless green pumpkin senko
2. Lipless crank
3. Squarebill
4. Swim jig
5. Chatterbait
All good picks man!
I’m new to bass fishing, how would I go weightless with a senko? Like a jig head or what?
Just started watching your video's and I'm finding your video's very informational. I live in Oregon and these lures I fish smallmouth. This is my 5 favorite bass lures.
1. Texas rigged ribbon tail
2. Curly tail grub on jig heads
3. Rooster tails
4. Crankbaits
5.Jerkbait
I love the whopper plopper in the summer through early fall. It’s a must for me.
#1 on my list!!! It's caught some giants for me too man
It's my second favorite topwater!
@@DEBOSFishing What is your favorite
@@owendarienzo8605 FROGSSSSSSS!!!
@@DEBOSFishing since u catch so many dinks do you ever want to tie on a dink and use it as bait?
My top 5 favorites in order of worst to best are:
5. Drop Shot
4. Paddle Tail Swimabit
3. Lipless Crankbait
2. Texas Rig
1. Spinnerbait
Nice! The trusty ol spinnerbait taking #1!
I always bring a football jig,cause I can drag it,hop it,swim it or burn it... it also wobbles like a squarebill when swimming...
2nd probably a micro chatterbait in chanteuse with a zoom fluke as a trailer, sames way to fish it like I do the football jig... 3rd a waitless zoom swimming fluke in baby bass mainly do to it mimics almost anything,shad,bluegill,bass,crappie and much more I'm sure.
4th a dropshot with a kvd perfect plastics shimmy stick in black and black.
And last but not least...
A strikeking mini buzz cause heck even a bluegill will hit that thing and the color I tipicly like is black
If you're gonna start fishing and dont know what this is what I would hand you...
Love the vids Debo, and keep tackling them dinks, that or save it for next year. Have a merry Christmas,and happy new years!
Texas rig fluke? Got some zoom baby bass recently
The fluke is a great fish catcher too! Thanks man and have a Merry Christmas!
1. Spinnerbaits to search with. 2. Chatter bait to change-up. 3. I use a 9-12 inch ribbon tail worm (green pumpkin) on a 5/0 Gamakatsu straight shank. Did really well last year with the Zoom Ol’ Monster and Mag Ol’ Monster. I like Old School Jelly Worms too. 4. I have to have jigs. I use what’s left of my Uncle Josh pork Frogs, Paca Chunks or Doomsday Tackle Reapers as trailers. 5. Jerk bait (Megabass Vision 110 or 110 Jr.)
This list is what I call provisional. It’s what I think I have to have if I go to the pond. This is not what goes to the river or reservoir if I hitch a ride with my buddy who has a boat. And...the list morphs with season. I was throwing MegaBass Dark Sleepers last week and the fish were short biting them. I played a hunch, threw a 9 inch ribbon tail and caught five in 30 minutes. We’ve had lots of rain and the water is stained. The worm was a bigger silhouette, bigger target. Etc., etc. P.S. I live in southeast Alabama, we’re just now getting freezing weather. It won’t last long. When February gets here the big girls will start movin’. Don’t hate me.
I'm terrible at finesse fishing search baits are my bread and butter. But I've seen success with your advice because I think the conditions between my state and yours are very similar. You're my favorite TH-camr for advice so thank you for all the help!
Thanks man, I appreciate that support! Finesse is not as fun as power fishing but on a slow day it can totally turn things Around!
Thanks Debo, pretty much agree with all of that. For me, the 5 or 6" Senko is King. I use an Owner Twistlock Light wire 4/0 and can always get several LMs on one bait.
Yeah, the stick bait straight up produces!
Good list, I run a few different options...
1. Weightless stick bait
2. Choppo or whopper plopper
3. Chatterbait
4. Squarebill
5. Frog
I like those audibles too!
How do u run a weightless stick bait? A jig head?
Culprit fatmax green pumpkin, KVD square bill, white spinnerbait, KVD shim e stick green pumpkin, Bitter swim baits! Thanks for the video Debo.
Nice picks! I felt bad leaving the spinnerbait off 😖
All white chatterbait, bluegill Crush 50x, 1/2oz T-Rig heavy wire EWG with a black n blue 8" strait tail worm, River2Sea bubble walker 80 in white, and a KVD sexy frog if it's summer or a vision 110 if it's winter.
I'll have to check out that bubble Walker, haven't heard of it! I wish I was throwing frogs now ☹🤣
Second! I always have a trap, jig, pit boss, Chatterbait, senko type stick bait.
Those are good choices too!
Good point , certain lure is amazing in grassy area , but at the same time are snag magnet in wooded area.. and Vice versa
Yeah, I tried to think of versatile lure options!
Great job this year Debo! I have learned so much from watching your videos. I'm from North Central Iowa myself so I really appreciate what you're doing.
Thanks man, appreciate you watching. GO HAWKS!
I'd say u hit the nail on the head, I would however have to have a shaky head as apposed to a frog n of course the jigs have done very well for me in the colder water. Ur doings great Debo keep it up!!!👍👍
Yessir! That's what's cool is everyone had their own lures they turn to! Thanks for watching 👊
I agree with your picks. The other bait I have had success with this year is the keel weighted paddle tail, specifically the keitech. Don't expect to get more than one or two fish before it's destroyed but it definitely helped me avoid the skunk on many days.
Paddle tail is another one that is consistently in rotation!
Great video debo.
Although I would choose
1. Wacky Rig (Bass Pro Stik-o-worm)
2. Shallow diving Rapala jerkbait
3. Stick bait
4. Creature Bait (Berkley havok pitboss)
5. Anything
Actually 5 would be the Heddon Zara Puppy
Hahah I like keeping slot 5 open for audibles!
Merry Christmas Debo. My home lake is crystal clear smallmouth water so my top 5 would be, clear plastic Zara Spook, Zoom Super Fluke Jr., Kinami jerkbait, baby lizard on a split shot rig, and a coffee tube.
Ohh yeah, that's a whole different game. Tubes and smallies go together like peanut butter and jelly! Merry Christmas to you as well!
1.) ChatterBait (Zman jackhammer#1 but most zman)
2.)360 GT searchBait
3.)SpinnerBait (war eagle or strike King)
4.)Spook or spook jr walking top water (6th sense MagDog 130)
5.)Mike Bucca Baby Bull Shad 1/2 oz 3.75" ( Bluegill or rainbow Trout color's)
and bonus Lure#6.) Square Bills (6th sense swank77x Black Magic or Pro Red or Ballistic Sunfish )
Merry christmas to debo and randizzle, thanks for all the info and comedy!
Many thanks man. Merry Christmas to you and yours too!
Hey debo I’ve been catching a lot more fish on stick baits it’s been my number one fish catcher this year i finally tried it cause u kept saying that it’s so good and it’s awesome I went on my boat yesterday and caught a two pounder and lost a 1 but thank u
1. Texas rig (worm, brush hog)
2. Ned rig (TRD,or craw in winter)
3. Spook
4. Squarebill small academy brand forgot name
5. Weightless senko/stickbait either Texas rigged or wacky.
Over those 5 choices man!
No Rattle Traps or Spinnerbaits? SHAWN
All excellent choices, my choices would differ only very slightly: 1-the Top Water Frog, 2-the Stick Bait, 3-the Paddle-Tail Swimbait, 4-the Chatterbait, and 5, a tough choice between the Drop Shot and the Ned Rig, but I would give a slight edge to the Ned Rig, especially with those weedless jig hooks. Oh, I also use the VMC Power Shot Hooks on my drop shot, it's a EWG that can be rigged weedless.
Nice! We have similar tastes! Yeah, those weedless ned heads are amazing!
1.) TEXAS RIG worm/crawl/creature bait -(my favorite is a zoom baby brush hog)
2.) JIG-(my favorite is a strike king swim jig)
3.) WHITE SPINNERBAIT -(my favorite is any brand)
4.) FROG/POPPER -(my favorite is a rebel super poppr)
5.) WACKY/NEKO RIG SENKO setup (yum 5" dinger on a Neko rig)
(I know I didn't put a crank bait here, but soft plastics to me produce the most fish). Most fish that I catch on a crank would likely bite wither a Texas rig or wacky rig
Can we get Debo to give us the links to purchase his list?
I agree, soft plastics are great. I love a squarebill when the vegetation is dead though!
This is my first time commenting on here. So let me say thanks for all of the great content. II've really enjoyed watching and learning from you..
I've been trying to narrow down the five baits I'd take with me and have decided that it really depends on the time of the year. As different baits seem to work better at different times.. In the fall I wouldn't leave the house without (1) a lipless In shad (2) a keitech style paddle tail rigged on a owner flashy swimmer (3) a jerkbait vision 110 is my favorite, but I take an assortment. (4) a Finesse jig and trailer (5) medium diving crank like the wiggle wart or curve55.
In the spring and summer my five baits would be totally different..
Thanks for taking the time to comment. Yeah, time of year really dictates what I'm picking. It's hard to narrow it down to only 5 picks!
For me it is: d shot, Texas rig, tube, jig, and shakey head.
Yes I do take everything you mentioned. TRD the deal is my fav. Winter through spawn.
Randy Bowles that’s my fave trd color too! Give the tacklewarehouse green pumpkin red (I believe it’s called California delta or something). That color works wonders up north for smallies.
I will thanks.
TRD is a straight up fish catcher!
This is a great list, the only thing is, I haven't caught any on a frog yet.... lol haven't ever tried them till this summer, but look forward to get more into them this coming up year! Great video and yest the ned rig is a go to!
They are a ton of fun. That first blow up and you'll be hooked! Love the ned👊👊👊
Love your selections! But REALLY love your distinction between trophy hunting and fishing for fun. I love fishing for smallies. They aren’t the biggest, but what a tug!
Roger, The Smiling BassHole
Awesome viDEBO! I always look forward to each new video. My go to is the Texas Rig with a Black with blue fleck Berkley Creature Hawg. If I am getting skunked, that works like a charm.
I always have a T-rig tied on! Thanks for watching man 👊
I agree with you on the Chatterbait choice. I got like 3 new ones from Tackle Warehouse in green pumpkin & 1/2oz . Ned rig is a must. Then I agree with a creature bait. Senko is another great choice. Next my choice is a fluke. I like to go old school #4 or#5 floating rapala in shiner color. Last but not least I like to have a small body prop bait. I live in the south so it can vary from time to condition. Right now it's really bitter cold due to 12 mph winds and temps at around 39° so when it is windy it feels like 32°. If I had to fish with something, it's going to be a finesse worm in junebug and a 1/4 bullethead weight paired with a 3ot ewg hook. I'm going to cast out as close to the middle of the lake or pond and barely shake it like putting salt on your steak, very subtle. Nothing is going to be shallow in this kind of day. That's just the 5 picks I would choose. I can cover pretty much all of the situations that may happen. Next year I'm going to give the underspin more attention. I used to fix my flipping jigs with a small Willow leaf blade or real small Indiana blade connected to a swivel. Back then, I would get weird looks but it worked great. I still have 2 spittin images from back then too. Question Debo.... when I used frogs before, I used to put an split O ring on the tie on to get more of a walking motion. I tried it on my new frog and it didn't seem to work as well. Should I just tie straight to the frog or practice more?? 🤔 And Merry Christmas to you
Yeah, I always tie directly to the frog. Try walking it with more slack in your line and sharper rod pops!
@@DEBOSFishing I've been used to working a frog on a 6 & a half ft rod. Now I'm using my 7' rods and that changes the way you walk a rat or frog. I have trimmed down the legs but not that much. So that makes it harder to perform. I did take off the split ring. When walking a spook it does help but frogs and rats are alot lighter and respond differently. Going today to see if I can catch this beast that's been leaping like a Tarpon. I'm 90% sure its a huge rainbow trout. There's been others that said they saw it up close. I'll keep you posted. Thanks for answering my question. Merry Christmas Debo.
Just got back from the lake I mentioned. First cast out I nailed a big channel cat. At first I thought I was hung to a stump. I decided to walk to my left to change the angle and then my drag started screaming. Every child for 100 ft. came over to see it. When I got it to the waters edge I actually watched my trileene knot come loose and she took off with my shakeyhead and junebug big TRD worm. That was my only bite & I switched to a jig & Zoom craw in black and blue, of course. Nothing. Terminator spinnerbait with a green pumpkin skirt and Zoom fat Albert curly tailed grub. Even a Scoundrel and a baby bass fluke........ Nothing! After 2 hrs, I threw in the towel and came home. No sign of the beast I was after. So it's done for a little while.
My go to baits are definitely
1. Texas Rigged creature bait
2. Wacky Rig
3. Whoppler Plopper
4. Ned Rig
5. Pop R
Another weightless frog tip, is cast and retrieve it parallel to the bank, about a foot and a half out. Twitch it fast, but short
Yessir! Good tip for sure!
1, swimjig, Picasso in golden shiner (white/gold/black)
2, frog, the booyah pad crasher or strikeking hack attack perch in black
3, speed worm, Zoom Magnum weightless but with the gambler hollow-point plastic bullet, in June bug or watermelon red/black.
4, fluke, weightless in any light color
5, kinky beaver, punching set up 3/4 tungsten and 4/0 Berkley fission ewg, or on a 3/8oz 4/0 swinghead in good old tramp stamp!
I need to try some of the picasso lures!
DEBO'S Fishing everything I’ve tried from Picasso so has been awesome
Frog, Texas rig, chatter bait, crankbait, and either Ned rig or spinner are my go to rigs
Yup you would be right. Great selections!
Thank you brother and Merry Christmas!
My Absolute Favorite goto lure is the Googan Drag-N-Drop in Green Pumpkin Pearl, Brown Gill or Murkey Minnow colors. Put them on a 3/32oz Shaky Head.
I haven't used those yet, need to check em out!
My top 5 in no particular order.
Chatterbait, spinnerbait, texas rig pit boss, drop shot, and frog. Still havent picked up a ned rig yet!! Haha.
Hahah oh we'll get you over to the dark side someday! 🤣👊
@@DEBOSFishing part of it was I was seeing if I would get some in an MTB box but cancelled because I didnt like what I was getting. Tried LTB and no Ned stuff. Soooo.... we will see.
I just bought some Ned rigs at Walmart to try out so I’ll have one of those tied on for a bit to go along with my drop shot setup, my swim bait and a crank bait for now. In the summer i usually have a whopper plopped tied on instead of a crank bait though
The ned rigs are fish catching machines! Yeah, plopper is my second favorite topwater!
DEBO'S Fishing I hope to land something on a ned. I want to get a frog fish, but have yet to get one. I’ve heard it’s a whole different strike
Love your videos,so informative..love the ned rig... Merry Christmas
Appreciate that man! Yeah, the ned just flat out catches them!
I love your choices on baits and also the uniqueness of the colors.some of my favorites as well
Thanks man! Now we just need spring to get here 🤣
Great video Debo cant wait for the unboxing. I think my top 5 would be chatterbait rattle trap crankbait texas rig and a senko.
That will be coming this week! Thanks for watching 👊
I almost always have a chatterbait tied on, a spinner bait, a Texas rig, and square bill or lipless. Only 4, cause I only have 4 rods 😁
I like all of those picks! 4 just makes it easier to decide which one to throw!
Weightless wacky rig, hollow body frog, pitching jig, chatterbait, shaky head
The shakey and jig are good go-to lures as well!
1. Ned Rig
2. Spinnerbait
3. Lipless crankbait (Rat L Trap specifically)
4. Jerkbait
5. Fluke
Love all those man!
Just getting into bass fishing and found your channel. THANK YOU 😊 some of the easiest straight forward material I've found to get started. 🤜🎣🤛
Based on my top producers last year 1. Bobby’s Perfect Frog 2. Keitech 2.8 Fat Swing Impact 3. Zman Custom Chatterbait 4. War Eagle Double Willow Spinnerbait 5. Wacky rigged stick bait
All awesome picks! I wish all fish are frogs...all day...anywhere...🤔😂😂😂
1.inline spinner
2.squarebill
3.floating rapala
4.swimbait
5.curl tail grub
The curly tail grub is probably my old school #1 favorite!
In the summer time, at night -- Jitter Bug. Totally old school. Puts fish in the boat.
Jig, Squarebill, Texas Rig, Ned Rig, Spinnerbait.
Thanks Debo!!
All good picks brother 👊
Great list Debo! I gotta take the Baby Bush Hog in green pumpkin or black, Texas Rigged.
That's an excellent Texas rigged lure too!
I know this is an older video, but it is a huge help, thank you! Winter here in Ohio, so I’m getting myself versed on what I need for the spring. I’ll probably get all 5 on the list, as they seem to be a good mix of the different kinds of terrains that I’ll be trying. Also teaching my son how to cast in the basement with his new pole, so hopefully it’s something we will learn together. Thanks again!
Pocket Rocket Payback is my favorite, but this past year, at least the second half, the Dirty Sanchez was the one I was getting the most bites with. I always get the 5” or 5.5 whichever it is
Both of those are killer colors! Love any of the pocket rockets!
Great list, those are all solid baits. Mt top 5 would have to be,
Whopper Plopper
Texas rigged soft plastic
Lipless crankbait
Jig (I have fallen in love with the Terminator Jig)
Shaky head
That's a solid list as well! Plopper is my second favorite topwater!
what do you think about the whacky rig soft plastic?
A Senko or Ocho wacky rig is unbeatable on my lake in Indiana. Also a Net Bait craw in Green Pumpkin Red Flake pegged is great.
I think I’ve watched this 10 times now and pick up something different every time that I’m like ah yeah I need to remember that one.
Great video. Pretty much all the same baits I use too. I also take a spinner bait now, I’m trying to use them more
Yeah, I was clinching my teeth when I didn't put a spinnerbait on there!
DEBO'S Fishing it’s ok, now you can do another video 😆
@@Adrian-tx4hn I've got one planned that's going to incorporate the spinnerbait!!!
always have popping frog (popping and walking), spinner/chatter bait with swimming soft bait (assorted colors), paddle/curly tailed worm (assorted colors), shaky head, and some type of search bait (soft jerkbait or crankbait). That pretty much covers everything! lol
ive talked to alot of bass fisherman and even my pops/uncle whos fished there whole lives. they used hundreds of lures and what they told me is, u will spend thousands of dollars on lures but the best one is a rubber worm/craw. i hate to admit it but i agree. dont get me wrong hella lures work great for certain times of the year and i LOVE sing a variety of stuff, but ive been in so many situations were ive been fishing with top water, cranks, and jerks, caught nothing but as soon as i texas rig witrh a rubber worm or craw i start reeling in fish. rubbers r some of the best to catch fish imo
Nice list you got going on! Keep catching them bass!
I'm going to have to catch them through ice soon 🥶
Debo I watched your trout videos and went and bought a little trout rod and reel and I'm using it for ned rigs for bass it is so much fun
Nice man! Yeah, even small bass feel huge on that!
1) 7" Ribbon tail worm; 2)Jitterbug; 3) Rebel Crickhopper; 4) 1/16oz ballhead jig and 2" grub; 5) Squarebill
All solid picks man!
Hey Debo, great vid! Top 5 not in any particular order for Florida bass, Texas rigged plastic (lizard, beaver style, 10" ribbon tail worm), swim jig with a trailer, swimbait on a belly weighted hook, Whopper Plopper, and Ned Rig. Frog could replace the whopper plopper depending on my mood.
Hopefully we'll see one more vid before the new year, if not Merry Christmas and even more success in 2020 with you channel!
I'll have one more this week! Thanks for the support and Merry Christmas man!
Spinnerbait, jerkbait, frog, shakeyhead, and crankbait.
I like all those man!
Jig, TX/Wacky plastics (worms/creatures), Chatterbait, Lipless crank, Swimbait (probably with spinner). 👍🏻 Bonus Crainkbait
Yeah, it was hard to not have a crank on that list...🤦♂️
Ned rig, Chatterbait, Stick bait, Lipless crankbait (Duo Realis), tube
Ohhhh I like the tube getting mixed in! You must be a smallie guy!
I love the trd ned worm, I agree with you it simply catches fish.
Those are some great choices being up north here I definitely would have to have the Shaky Head somewhere in there though for my list. But the Texas Rig is a must that thing fish is all over the US. And I also think the ChatterBait and swim jig are essentially the same thing one is just a finesse presentation. Love the videos keep up the hard work
Yessir, the shakey is an excellent choice too. I also go I waves of what lure I turn to. I'll need to do a vid on that!
@@DEBOSFishing I think almost everyone is like that . You get a bunch of bites on a certain bait and you throw it until that happens on something else . It becomes a cool cycle . The shaky head and ned rig are baits I always have tied on and with me on the boat here in upstate NY. If the bite is tough can usually pick up a few dinks atleast on those . I really became more confident and quicker to change to a finess technique as this last year progressed . Before I would through a moving bait or jig till I was blue in the face to try and get a bite. I have noticed myself that ihave a couple good outings on a bait and go purchase a bunch of baits in that technique . Then something else seems to work well for a week or two and repeats.
@@upstateangler9575 you couldn't be more right man! This is a viDEBO in the making and I'll be sure to shout you out!👊👊👊
Perfect video Debo frog is the only one I do not use enough of.
Thank you sir. Froggin is my favorite!
I was just catching calico bass on the ned rig. Right off the beach north of Santa Barbara. Had to carolina rig it to get some casting distance.
Nice! The ned rig can do it all!
I like your choices , Iv'e been using a green pumpkin Larew Biffle Bug for more years than I care to admit. I don't leave home without them. I have to special order them, so not a lot of guys are using them and the fish don"t see them very often.
Debo
I agree with all your lures , but hard to think u would have to leave that trusted spinner bait off that list . Spinner baits have a place in my ❤️ for a good old search bait , running it over weeds & along wood is one of those looking for big bass . Those blades thump up & draw them from under docks , also !!!
Debo : if possible I would love for you to shoot out your trusted fishing 🎣 friend E-dog ... HATE THIS THING YHEY CALL WINTER 🥶 ! But keep up with your videos, it makes up a little for not being out on the water......
Yeah, I felt bad leaving the spinnerbait off of the list. I'll hit you with the shout man! 👊👊👊
I just bring everything. I still use old brand plastics cus they work the same as the overhyped stuff out there
Most definitely, worked then and it works now!
Great Video, it rejuvenated my resolve to get out there and catch winter Bass
What! No Randizzle special, War Eagle finesse jig? I picked up a few this week. Can't wait to try them.
I agree with the frog. I had a lot of luck with the small livetarget with legs trimmed to 1-1.25 inches fished parallel to shore in open water. Good clean fun there. Walks well with a med light rod. My top 5...buzzbait, weightless senko, spinnerbait, weighted texas rigged baby brush hog, and jig.
I'm certain he's going to punch me the next time he sees me! 🤣 yeah, anything on a frog is a damn good time!
for me my go to would be a zoom fat albert pearl white with 1/8 tube jig head, 3/8 swim jig with a z craw trailer, texas rig with various stick baits for my top three
Anything in green pumpkin.
Agreed! GP is king!
Good stuff Debo. Wouldn't argue with your selection.
My 5. Ned rig, mini jig, lipless, shaky head, and swim bait.
1.Texas Rig
2.Buzz Bait
3.Weight Less Fluke
4.Spinner Bait
5.Rooster Tail
Nice list! I like that the rooster tail made it on there!
Debo! Happy holidays man
Senko, pit boss, tecker sprinker, lipless, chatta
Happy holidays to you as well!
Great video Debo! You pretty much covered all the baits needed for sure. Keep up the great tips and advice! Merry Christmas! 👍🙂
I'll try to keep the vids coming! Always appreciate your support man 👊👊👊