Which type of plastic lure do you like best?

[Eagle 1]

STINGER,HANDS DOWN .

[Hitek]

Crazy Angler Slab Bandits and Southern Pro Hot Grubs are my first 2 choices, in order...

[strmwalker]

Charlie Sliders and the Matrix Shad matrix mini they are some kind awesome for sure !!!!

[huntinslabs]

Swimming a jig whether trolling or casting I prefer Southern Pro Hot Grubs or Charlie Brewer Sliders, Vertical fishing or under a cork Southern Pro Tubes of various styles and sizes.

[smashdn]

1. Paddle Tail grubs (Charlie Brewer's Slider Grubs specifically)
2. Tubes


If I am not casting to cover then I am vertically jigging or fishing a jig under a bobber. Truth be told I prefer a marabou jig to tubes but that isn't plastic.

[ad1974]

Midsouth super jig

[ppowell]

Two inch curly tail grub on a roadrunner head. Every heard your son say he's tired of catching fish? Happens.

[Crestliner08]

Welcome aboard!

Every situation/seasonal period is different. You definitely should carry a selection of each type of plastics and let the fish tell you what they want on any given day.

However, as of the past 3 seasons, I've been straying away from curly tails and tubes more & more; and going for my stinger/straight tailed plastics instead. I particularly like the Bobby Garland Baby Shads, but brand doesn't usually guarantee you anything. I just find that this general body design produces more consistently in most weather/water conditions.

And, if I go to an action tail, chances are pretty good it will be be a Charlie Brewer's Slider Grub (paddle tail design). These too, seem to produce more than the curly tails as of late. Best advice: get a selection of each type in various colors and if you are not catchin' start switchin'.

[Zmann]

Thank You Everyone for you replies. I finally got out and caught a few. I got them on a shad body with a curly tail. Two on two cast and then nothing, but it was sure nice to get them on artificials. I surely will be picking up some other types of lure that you all mentioned

[Spoonminnow]

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