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[@TylerBergerFishing]

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[@jaredleicht1656]

#1 OF ALL TIME IS A GRUB

[@paulstuartwilson485]

1) Zman TRD 2) Zoom finesse worm 3) Zoom SpeedCraw 4) Zoom Ole Monster 5) Strike King rage craw 👍🇺🇸

[@Norman-bone13]

I like that list. Never fished a TRD, but can certainly agree with thise other choices. 👍🏼🎣 I would add a Zoom plastic lizard 🦎 👍🏼🎣

[@FoxFishing4K]

The 1.) Xzone Stealth Invader 2.) Sanko-Yamamoto 3.) Worm- Xzone Deception 4.) Ned- TRD 5.) Tube- 3"

[@chrispeterson1131]

1) Old School Berkley Power Worm (Black/Blue Fleck) for tough days 2) Berkley Flat Worm 3) Yamamoto Senko 5" 4) Bandito Bug 5) Zman TRD - (don't sleep on the old school Tube either) This is great Tyler Thanks

[@shaneblankenship231]

Man, I appreciate how in depth you get in all your videos

[@GMarshfishing]

That 7” Berkley in tequila sunrise was all I used growing up! Haven’t tied one on in years. Might throw one this week!

[@FutureBassmaster4469]

1. Zoom UV speed craw 2. Crush city clean up craw 3. Zoom finesse worm 4. Venom tubes 5. Damiki armor shad

[@Glock-1]

I’ve done quite a bit of beaver glidin’ in my day but can’t say I’ve done near as much of it fishin’!😂

[@Norman-bone13]

🥴

[@JR306]

#1: Green Pumpkin Magic Senko 5” #2: Crème Scoundrel Natural Worm #3: Big Joshy Swimbait 2.75” Slush #4: Roboworm Drop Shot #5: Berkeley Powerbait 7” ribbon tail

[@poststalone1496]

1) Robo Worm 6" in Aaron's Magic 2) Zoom Baby Brush Hog 3) Googan Baits Bandito Big (the scent seems to work regardless of how you feel about the group) 4) Zoom Fluke 5) Keitech Fat Impact All the bass lakes around me are mostly rough granite boulders and sunken trees. TRD works but dragging something on light line means re-tie every other cast or risk breaking off.

[@ADKyakman]

Swimming a beaver in the early- mid part of summer definitely gets bit, but not just a beaver, anything that you can pretty much get away with swimming, as the water warms up, after bass spawn, after panfish spawn, the bass terrorize the panfish fry and 4”-6” “panfish” perch, bluegill, brim, crappies.. on a lake I’ve done very well at this year, catching a limit or so every visit (probably 25+ visits on kayak) and I’ve caught em every way you can imagine. The last week like a switch going off they wouldn’t touch anything but a black senko. Had to be straight black. And it had to be on the fall, or swimming it. This is a tell tale sign (for me) to start throwing a finesse swim jig or bitsy bug- try that the next time the beaver swim is actually the only way to get bit. Also try all black senkos when the bites tough. With a fast fall rate. 3/8oz to 1/2.. check out my catches both in numbers and quality (especially the smallmouth) on ADKyakman fishbrsin I have a few videos on here but terrible quality can’t figure out the transfer method

[@ADKyakman]

Top 5 plastics are fluke(caffeine shad) , flat worm or flat worm style baits, a senko (green pumpkin magic or black that’s all I use, sometimes the two tone black/natural red) ,spunk shad- I’m seperating that from fluke because I’ve caught bass 12 different ways w a spunk shad. Ned rids drops shots, scroungers, chatterbait trailers, swimming them, moping them, strolling them, and neko rigging them, I know you can do all that with a fluke I just have more confidence in the variation of size for the technique I’m using and the bait always same style no matter the size. Which is a feature not talked about.. someone will say a certain baits “the best”- but what size?? Cuz it matters greatly, on a lot of baits the size change also makes a plastic change, appearance change whether it’s more or less..ya know? And in guess a TRD.. and a trick worm

[@WickedUglyFishing]

Great video. I swim a Rage Bug and the bass tear it up!!!! People are like that’s now how to use it lol. I just thought it was awesome you were swimming a Sweet Beaver 😂. Thank you for all the awesome videos.

[@chasecarter4760]

Awesome video, thank you for giving me more stuff to buy😂

[@helotaxi]

I'm not sure that I knew there was another worm other than a 7.5" Culprit until I was in my late 30's. Being hyperbolic here but I honestly don't think that I owned or fished anything else growing up. I think if you excluded the Senko, I've probably caught more on a 7.5" ribbon tail that all other soft plastics combined. I owned two rods in my early 20's when I finished college and could/had to buy my own stuff. One always had a spinnerbait and the other always had a 7.5" Culprit on it. Almost 30 years later, I still have at least one of those two tied on whenever I go out.

[@agib1368]

Awesome list!!! Mine is #5 Zman Finesse TRD 2.75 #4 Zman TRD Craw #3 Zoom Finesse Worm #2 Nikko 3 inch Hellgrammite #1 4 inch curly tail worm My top two selections have caught me some 5 plus pound spotted bass out of some small crystal clear streams while wading

[@adougslife]

My top 5 would be the fluke,, senko, roboworm, keitech paddle tail, and the trd ned.

[@Oscar11060]

My top 5: 5. Googan Bandito bug 4. Z-man Ned TRD 2.75 3. Zoom tiny fluke 2. Zoom Trick Worm 1. Zoom finesse worm Just caught a 4lb 13oz PB on a zoom finesse worm the other day.

[@williamtennill6744]

TRd agree , devine shakey head, sweet beaver, big impact kietechs, rage bug ..a lot good plastics I use here in Kentucky

[@DennisHarbison]

Yep, it’s always good to keep the bait in the wrapper. Can really see what the bait looks like. 🤪

[@brmicklos]

1) ZMan Finesse TRD 2) Reaction Innovation Sweet Beaver 3) Roboworm 4) 5" paddletail swimbait 5) Senko 6) 4" tube

[@ADKyakman]

Keitech 3.3 is magic number. Pearl and green pumpkin is all you need

[@raygissendanner1476]

Great information thank you

[@Fatenarr]

Where’s the love for the Berkley pit boss? Catches giants

[@albertdudley9658]

Yes, Tyler made these my go to and comfort Texas rig.

[@daniels_probably_fishin]

Yama senko, strike king ocho, yamatanuki, zoom super fluke and zman trd

[@saoulons]

1) Craw: OSP Do-Live Craw 3" 2) Cigar: Yamamoto Senko 5" 3) Creature: Reaction Innovation Sweet Beaver 4) Swimbait: Megabass Spark Shad 3" 5) Worm: Jackall Flick Shake 6"

[@ggw7948]

1. Senko 2. Trick worm 3. Sweet Beaver 4. Roboworm 5. Fluke

[@joshfox8997]

1) Berkley Power Bait Pit Boss 2) Strike King Rage Craw 3) Robo Worm 4) Zman Razor Shad 5) Zoom Ol’ monster

[@hunternixonfishing2500]

My top 5 are 1: Senko 2: Trick worm 3: Sweet Beaver 4: Fluke 5: Z-Man TRD Honorable Mention: Culprit 7” Original worm or 7” Power worm And one nobody thinks about and forgets is the Netbait Paca craw

[@farrzmd3038]

1. Zman TRD 2. Yamamoto senko 3. Keitech fat impact 4. RI sweet beaver 5. Zman SMH worm 6. Zman GOAT. …. These are the baits I use when I’m struggling. There are few others I like but always go back to these 6.

[@topwaterwes2339]

Minnesota here and the Smallies luv the TRD!!

[@ukstorm2727]

1. Fluke (Zoom, Googan or Xzone) 2. Senko 3. Xzone Adrenaline Craw 4. ZMan TRD 5. Xzone 11" blitz worm or Big Bite Baits Kriettail worm 6. Bio Spawn Vile Tube

[@tommylagebro3458]

big thanks for sharing. Please make a vid on how you rig the 7in worm and maybe some ways you dont rig it. the softbait i use the most is berkley power swimmer

[@BassFishingFreak]

1 double tail grub 2 paddle tail 3 senko 4 zoom tiny fluke (a killer drop shot bait) 5 shakey head worm

[@back-corner-turnings]

I’m right there with you on three of your picks. The senko, the Berkley ribbon tail worm ( although I gravitate towards the 10”) and the Zoom fluke. The fluke fished singularity is great, but fished on a double fluke rig is insane! However, my number one go to soft plastic for more than a year now is the 4 1/2” whale by 6th sense. I use a Gamakatsu 4/0-1/16oz swimbait hook. It’s a meaty bait for its size and with the light belly weighted hook you can bring it over cover ever so slowly. With an occasional twitch or pop it drives the bass crazy, and with its big paddle tail you get a nice consistent thump even at a crawl. I honestly wouldn’t leave home without them!

[@Steve-ev6vx]

1 senko 2 toad 3 hair jig 4 mulletron 5 goby swimbait (either brand), I would also put this one as a tie with a bass asassin saltwater series paddle tail.

[@KastkingAngler]

Yamamoto Fat Ika is my largemouth killer. Green pumpkin or black with blue flake.

[@ADKyakman]

9:02 literally GP and black and pearl are the ONLY colors I throw. Especially for river smallmouth

[@michaelwalsh2095]

Bass Addiction Gear Twitch Stick. The most unique 6" worm. It has a tail, not like a fluke. I've won several tournaments and placed in many others.

[@user-ro5rl5et5i]

Tournament on the ct. river this year- snagged a 10" texas rig in a laydown+ broke it off, tyed on an old eagle claw leadhead w offset worm hook I used to throw alit more w that exact power worm on it& bam! 2.7 smallie off a rockpile first cast! Yeah, I brought that one out a few times since& it gets good fish.

[@walteringramii4313]

Also the big TRD. I cut a 1/2 inch or so off.

[@albertdudley9658]

Love your post for years, you got me using the Pit Boss a while back and wow they bite. Are the Sweet Beavers better ??

[@raychoi9495]

Senko got to be the no 1. It is still a magic bait and nobody can copy the formula.

[@Lray4x4]

Top 6 in no order, Trick worm, Ribbon tail worm, Brush hog, Fluke, Senko, and a Speed Craw

[@chrislopez7510]

Senko yes especially the Gary yamamoto senko watermelon lamanet with red flake

[@603outdoors7]

Senko, fluke, rage swimmer/keitec, 10 inch worm, horney toad. Good topic! I think we all love us some sweet beaver! 😉

[@paulb7943]

I cant argue with any of these tbh. I miss the days with a pack of black power worms and some hooks in the pack in my back pocket walking ponds. Good times.

[@tombingham7734]

Tyler, I love your channel but please get back on the water and demonstrate what you are speaking about.

[@1001thhill]

And protect your face, you look like a boiled hot dog 😢 😂

[@karlostaresinic3337]

yeah bro is just yapping

[@BredForBass]

Go to bass fishing HQ for that it’s why he has two channels.

[@tombingham7734]

Thanks

[@adammitchell3462]

7 inch ribbon tail worm is killer

[@caseymyers5255]

The baby brush hog does work

[@cadendickey4536]

Love all those baits but I would probably put the roboworm in instead of a powerworm. My personal top 5 (In no order) Senko, roboworm, netbait paca craw, brushhog, fluke!

[@no_regerts5176]

1: Berkley 3” Pitboss 2: Zoom 6” Ribbon Tail Worm 3: KVD DreamShot 4: Yamamoto 5” Senko 5: Yamamoto 5” Grub

[@ADKyakman]

Charley Hartley? Tyler , did you make that up?

[@blind_eye_fishing]

I never state a specific brand/company anynore because so many make basically the same bait and they all have the same or similiar action that just cahtch fish. You meantioned kietech swimbaits and ive had very little luck on them lol but have caught thousands of fish on paddle tail swimbaits. I always have at least three brands ill say are in the best for me in a style if bait. Like a stick bait, Yamamoto senko, yum dinger and strike king ocho. All three are great stick baits all three have conditions they shine in. So thats why i never say just one brand of a certain bait especially when theres so many options in that bait style. Ned turd style baits are the same way theres plenty that simply catch but...zman generally out lasts all in durability.

[@governmentsteez7857]

Just caught my PB pitching my fluke at stumps

[@matthall8378]

On my river in Ohio I catch alot on a Strike king Rage menace grub as a swim jig trailer, BPS Stik-o wacky rigs, Zoom trick/finesse worm shakey heads, paddletail swimbaits on a BPS speed shad head and a tube jig.

[@markdoerr5529]

Damn good line up there Tyler I use them also. Question about your hats what type of adjuster do you use I cannot see it in any of your pictures. Keep up the great content.👍👍👍👍 👍

[@TylerBergerFishing]

They are snap backs

[@KB-eg9kg]

1. Powerbait Maxscent General 2. Powerbait 7" Red Shad worm 3.TRD ned rig 4. Kaitech 3.5" 5. Maxscent flat worm

[@chrislopez7510]

Weightless fluke #1

[@wolverinex4243]

Depends where and how you fish.

[@freddyj5845]

How do you rig the 7” worm?

[@brandonsarasnick1602]

😂 this man puts hooks in his pocket!

[@andyd834]

It's not just if you ned rig but how do you rig and fish your ned rig.

[@leshenderson5746]

The best bate is the one that is catching fish !😅

[@mikegardiner3934]

Hi Tyler, if we’re talking All-time, i’d have to say (TRD, Fluke, senko, big ribbon tail, lizard, paddle tail). Ok that’s more than 5. 😂

[@DirtyCuttinScoundrel]

Yamamoto!!!!!

[@drakes1515]

No order. 5" yamamoto senko, 5" yamamoto double tailed hula grub, zoom trick worm, keitech swing impact, strike king rage craw.

[@crunchtv3821]

1. Keitech 4.3 2. Zoom super fluke 3. 6 inch roboworm 4. Zoom magnum lizard 5. Strike king rage menace twin tail grub

[@kylefaiss9625]

Senko Misslebaits Magic Worm Bandito Bug Super Fluke Honorable Mentions: Spunk Shad, Freeloader, Fat Impact

[@scottkessler9602]

How can a Berkeley Max Scent flat worm not be in this list??!!!

[@scottkessler9602]

Or a Zoom Trick Worm for that matter?

[@richeaton5752]

If your inna smallmouth (or Brown trout) fishery, and don't have any Nikko hellgramites, your missing fish...

[@thatfishingnoob]

Hmm… In no particular order, 1) Craw 2) Paddle Tail 3) Fluke 4) Senko 5) Finesse Bug

[@Daiwa_Is_King]

Osp dolive beaver is the best plastic ever made hands down. There is nothing even close

[@peteremerson4777]

Come on Tyler…TRD over a Tube? Showing your age…😊

[@krum81]

Senko Robo worm Fluke Crash craw Trick worm

[@reddogatv1]

Tube weight less Tube under spin Tube and inner weight Tube flipping O ya can’t forget the tube

[@DaltonBerryman2010]

First ✅✅✅

[@Shiloh3498]

I’ve been bass fishing for 30 years and have never thrown your first three. 🤷🏻‍♂️

[@ADKyakman]

I put hooks in my cargo pocket all the time. I don’t recommend it

[@robertmotherwell1587]

Brush hog

[@austinmannigel8611]

3.3 in strike king rage tail for smallies is absolutely number one. Am I the only one that can’t stand keitechs?

[@TurdFerguson1000]

Senko Trick worm Ol monster Keitech Pit boss Brush hog