These are my top 5 bass fishing lures for the summer! What would you add!?? Or switch out?

[@fazesoulsnip3r]

Dude, I used the 1st soft plastic you were talking about and caught a 3lb bass!!!1! Definitely subscribing!!!1!!

[@WHOOP817]

Those are solid choices for me senko, flukes and chatters are year round.

[@abebehm365]

Love the selection I would but the zoom speed craw in there though

[@oOBaxterWoods]

Perfection

[@DuncanRogers67]

Jiggin spoon, a 3/4oz jig, or a deep diving crank bait

[@ImAlex21-bx3nb]

I would add a strike king bitsy minnow. It is a micro square bill crankbat, that bass and other fish of all kinds love. I would also agree with the chatterbait, even though I have never caught a fish on one, I got darn close to catching a near 15 pounder.

[@sarahp3106]

Love the vid! I’ve been getting into fishing so there’s so much to learn. Bass are definitely on the top of my list

[@Choppa-Gunna]

Nah I beg to differ a California 420 zoom bait on a shakey head made go from catching nothing to catching about 3 within 20 minutes

[@Fishing.16]

Thanks for the tips❤❤❤❤

[@SmokinBaits]

Agreed! Do you throw any shaky heads?

[@cohenlikesfish]

What zoom worm is that? Is that the ol monster?

[@diesel_scoots]

I subbed I was wondering what the best lures would be for stripped bass in lake Havasu I fish off a dock and have really been wanting to catch a fish off a lure I have the right rods but not the right lures

[@615clyde]

Academy has a new shirt too

[@frankfaircloth7578]

4 & 5 ??

[@danflores8445]

What happened to #4 and #5?

[@ryanmaglia8371]

Yo, I have power bait worms jus like those zoom ones the first one you showed. You think those are good or do you recoment the exact ones you showed. Great vid btw

[@barryhowell9]

Just throw a big ribbon tail worm, zoom, culprit, Gambler or any 7.5" or longer and drag it, and hop it a lil, even dead stick it, it'll get bit!

[@Remo1147]

Did you pay for all those lures you opened? Hope so

[@Mzkeys88]

Yep so you’re saying I need to go to academy today! Sure thing😁😁

[@Cadenwill27]

Sanko anyone

[@Texasbroski512]

Fluke is one of my favorite baits to throw right before the sun goes down and I catch big boys in NC

[@jdc_2000]

Nice I’ve got a double fluke rig I’ve been waiting for an opportunity to try, definitely have to try it in the evening time

[@trexypoo]

Caught my new PB on a super fluke a few days ago

[@gabebashamoutdoors5280]

Dude! Congratulations! How big?

[@trexypoo]

@@gabebashamoutdoors5280 thanks man, it was just under 5lbs!

[@Bayumm65]

Take a shot everytime he says guys

[@Severe4Kicks]

I have to say before I saw this video today I did use a Texas rig and I caught a New PB 5-6lbs

[@RippedLipss]

Bass are not deep, it’s deoxygenated the lower it goes in September, the deepest you should fish is 15-10 feet, lower than that they’ll die. Fish crainkbaits, or things that have lots of action in the water, Imamate shad, there are tons of shad in the shallows for September, shallow Alabama rigs work very well. A slow jig is a good snack. But the shaky head is the best for snacking.

[@jscott4613]

What about catfish best to have a bait that goes deep or no

[@justingibson9032]

Goldberg?

[@000distructzero]

There is a reason outdoor shops dedicate whole isles to plastic worms,.. Because For your average delusional weekend warrior fisherman who thinks he's borderline pro and about to enter tournaments (like me) .. They work. Little 150-300 acre local lakes I can go fishing and have a good time on a Saturday catching bass using soft plastics with very little skill or effort.

[@pequenioedgarito3067]

Thanks for the tip but who are you? What aree your credentials? Wha tournaments have you won? Thanks

[@johnhahn8130]

Hey, as long as he give you some good tips to catch fish who cares who is there a lot of regular fisherman like the tactical Bassin guys who do not fish tournaments in a damn good fisherman

[@g5terrior830]

Guys

[@dandeslife8814]

Bro only showed 3

[@johnschauder]

What do you consider “deep”? Most of the lakes I fish are 50-100 feet deep at their deepest. I can catch them pretty good at about 30’ but anything deeper than that I haven’t had much luck. I’ve never thrown a Texas rig much deeper than about 15 feet, tho.

[@johnhahn8130]

To me in my neck of the woods, 30 feet is very very deep, especially for largemouth now small mouse could be a different story during the middle of the summer and the winter time

[@getreelwithandy4151]

Wait…. I counted 3. Am i crazy?

[@donerae8682]

Flukes are the way to go

[@qwerfy34567894749]

Why does he talk like that lol borderline unwatchable

[@Gunny1549]

Didn’t even make it past your first bait. Red zoom worms? Stop it .. just stop

[@fhacim6568]

Not 5 broo lol