3 Florida Bass Lures You Must Have - soft plastics you should consider at all times

Three types of soft plastics can help you be successful in Central Florida fishing. Whether tournament fishing or fun fishing, keep senkos, speed worms and beaver style baits at the ready.
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[@sgjackson64]

senkos, speed worms, and beavers have a permanent spot in the day box for my kayak fishing down here. the zoom univibe and magnums catch fish but if you want to try something different try the gambler burner worm - they're made of a little different plastic that casts and holds up better and they come up in the water really well for when you're burning it across the top. usually fish senkos on the fall, i'll have to try twitching it.

[@brucenichols9206]

After dealing with a lot of really soft plastics this year I broke down and bought a few molds started saving my soft plastics to reuse

[@caroncersosimo4697]

South FL bass seem to be literally ignoring my soft plastics...frogs, top-water spiders and basic ZOOM trick worms. Looking forward to trying some of what you mentioned. Great video - thx.

[@ReelRobFishing]

I love the Z-Man Turbo FattyZ

[@barryhowell9]

I have snakeheads as well as BiG bass smokin the #turbofattzyz in watermelon red

[@Tackletuesdayfishing]

Great video!

[@mikearcher6239]

Good video Buz!

[@jeremycarpenter5550]

Zoom magnumn trick worm works good to in florida.

[@kingfisherkayakadventures]

Definitely! Another excellent soft plastic that can be rigged in several different ways.

[@geektarded]

Central Florida resident here. Is it safe to be in a kayak with the gators?

[@kingfisherkayakadventures]

Yes. Keep a healthy respectful distance and they usually do as well.

[@mikepalmer1971]

They do t even pay attention to you. I have kayak fished in alligator alley several times. They will not bother you.