7 Best Bass Lures That Work Year Round | Bass Fishing
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- Here are the best bass lures that catch fish all year long! If you’re on a budget, then here are the best baits for your buck!
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The Lures...
Jigs
BOOYAH Boo Jig - bit.ly/2Of9ZV5
Finesse Jig -BOOYAH Finance Jig - bit.ly/3aAAxaM
Crankbaits
Bandit Series 300 - bit.ly/2O8XjPj
Rapala Shad Rap 07 - bit.ly/3oS5pc1
Bomber Model A - bit.ly/3aDGWlD
Norman Heavy DD22 - bit.ly/2O5MBco
Squarebill - Booyah Flex II - bit.ly/3tBk5zR
Jerkbaits
Smithwick Deep Suspending Rogue - bit.ly/3jr0u0p
Smithwick Suspending Rattlin Rogue - bit.ly/3q1mDF6
Smithwick Floating Rattlin' Rogue - bit.ly/3tBO1vo
Craws
Strike King Rage Craw - bit.ly/3rsdtSs
Rage Baby Craw Bait - bit.ly/39SWW3P
Spinnerbait
Strike King Double Willowleaf - bit.ly/2LpZSvp
Finesse Worm
Roboworm Straight Tail Worm - bit.ly/3ru4e4e
4.5" Berkley PowerBait Maxscent Hit Worm- bit.ly/3joMPai
Lipless Crankbait
Booyah One Knocker - bit.ly/3rooZhy
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Fishing Tackle We Recommend...
Rage Craw bit.ly/3rsdtSs
Rage Baby Craw bit.ly/39SWW3P
Rage Bug bit.ly/3cMyWBo
Rage Swimmer bit.ly/2MCTIc0
Space Monkey bit.ly/3txmfAb
YUM Dinger bit.ly/3cMrqXo
Booyah Pad Crasher bit.ly/3pUwInj
Booyah One Knocker bit.ly/3rooZhy
Z-MAN Finesse TRD bit.ly/3rxfT2h
Zman Finesse Shroomz Weedless Jig Heads bit.ly/36Mm5eA
Z-Man Chatterbait Freedom bit.ly/3aw975G
Line
Seaguar TATSU Fluorocarbon bit.ly/39SAGHl
Seaguar Invizx Fluorocarbon bit.ly/39S5QPa
Seaguar Abrazx bit.ly/2YMCtYj
Seaguar Smackdown Braid bit.ly/36NGSOV
Stren High Impact Monofilament bit.ly/3ropoAA
VMC DuoLock Snaps size 1 bit.ly/36NGYWN
Hooks
Trokar Standard EWG Hook bit.ly/2OavztQ
Trokar Flipping EWG Hook (Magworm hook) bit.ly/3pTmy6v
Gamakatsu Superline EWG Hook bit.ly/2YNf6h0
Gamakatsu Extra Wide Gap Worm Hook bit.ly/2YM2gjn
Weights
Drop Shot Weights bit.ly/3jnGlrZ
Tungsten Worm Weights bit.ly/3oNDDNG
Top Brass Peg-It II bit.ly/3pVeXUL
Punch Stops/Bobber Stoppers bit.ly/36JGv8g
Gamakatsu Football Jig bit.ly/3pSOIys
Tackleboxes
Plano Z-Series Backpack bit.ly/2LnxqdE
Plano Z- Series Tackle Bags bit.ly/3pTmTWP
KVD Worm Speedbag bit.ly/3tqsHsZ
Plano Guide Series bag bit.ly/3jm1ymh
KVD Signature Series Tackle Bag bit.ly/3rrYyaI
Plano 3700 Stowaways bit.ly/3cOjTai
Plano Edge Flex Series Storage System bit.ly/3pVC55w
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Just started getting into bass fishing this past year and this video is very informative. I have all those baits and learned more about each one from this video than others combine. Thank you
You're welcome Joe Sanders! Thanks for watching.
And now I wanna go fishing. Who cares if it's 30 degrees with snow/rain mix and it's 11pm.
Thank you for sharing!
You got that right! Thanks for watching, Idaho. Outdoorsy. Chick!
Idaho. Outdoorsy. Chick my mom be like 🤬🥶
Lol that calls for some night fishing for some giant ass Cats 💯💯💯
same bro. i go don’t go fishing very often at all and i went last sunday. we weren’t there for too long so i was hungry for more fishing. all i can do rn is watch videos but i might go this saturday.
The 7 lures: jig, crankbaits, jerkbait (absolutely killer throught the year), soft plastic craws, spinnerbaits (his favorite is white), finess worms
1:09 - Jig
2:10 - Crankbait
4:03 - Jerkbait
5:42 - Craws
7:12 Spinnerbait
8:36 Finesse Worms
9:40 Lipless Crankbait
@@robertohilario9373 thanks
The best types of baits used in fishing
@2Cents you deserve to catch a 20 lb bass
Mine to
instructions not clear, tried this on a Michigan winter day and would not work past the ice
LOL.....Yea, Your right they keep skipping across the ice.
Lmao😂
Lol
thats because the lures he mentioned arent for ice fishing.
ik this is sarcastic but as a NW indiana fisherman u cant fish lures like this in the winter. totally different style of fishing when ice is on the water. being a creek and lake hopper , your best bet is soft plastics into the lethargic season as the water gets colder. fish on friends
The jig is the champion. So glad I started using them 5 years a go.
Even though this video only focused on 7 baits, there's so much versatility! I think I need a spreadsheet to remember when to use which bait
I'm so glad you explained all 7 lure techniques. Thanks to Lucky Tackle Box I have all 7 lures. Great video, keep them coming.
Glad you gave reasons why those were your top 7 choices. Very informative.
I agree with lure selection being overwhelming. Especially considering the amount of lures available to choose from. Great idea to consider water clarity, temperature and depth when considering which lures to use!
Hi Bobbing Bass. Thanks for the feedback and support. I look forward to hearing more from you.
I just now got into fishing 🎣
I'm 28yr old and even with the amount of UA-cam videos ive watched and and research I've done... I still feel insanely overwhelmed. The lure selection alone is insane. Knowing when to use them and how to use them and how to rig them this way and that way and then taking the outside temp and depth of water and color and then having to take into consideration the type of line to use and all that. Still I think I've become obsessed woth the hobby. It's just overwhelming lol 😆 congrats to the fishing ol heads you guys are the mvps
Glad to help, Javier Cantu. Let me know how it works out as I would love to see the results.
A life long fisherman I know always says the lures are for people not the fish, this guy is basically saying the same thing
I've never had great luck with lipless cranks until this year. Changed my retrieve and just like the video says...caught bass on them all year so far. Great vid.
Great list! Too bad life is still confusing for new anglers since each of these items can be found in 289 different colors :)
David Mann Water temperature / clarity / depth are great things to consider when choosing color. For example, muddy water fishing, I used color combinations that are really dark are extremely bright. For example a black and blue combo is lethal. Also a chartreuse will get the job done!
lol
I am one of those victims 😔
Bobbing Bass o
You can never go wrong with green pumpkin or watermelon red.
I hit the like button before the video even began. Just love the way Glen delivers information. Full of knowledge and enthusiasm without resorting to yelling.
Nice! We love to hear feedback like this. Thanks for being a loyal viewer!
Because of Glenn and his videos, I've already added several baits and techniques to my arsenal.
Thank you, Bass Resource!
Most concise and a great guideline for those of us who get easily confused by the thousands of different choices and techniques. Like everything keeping it simple at the beginning until you get used to rigging and applying these choices to the different locations and specific situations. That is the next huge hurdle and hopefully we can have some fun and success while becoming better fishermen/fisherwomen. Thanks.
Nostrafatu, glad I can help. Thanks for subscribing as well.
As always, another great informative video. Following your suggestions will result in saving money and not buying unnecessary baits that don’t work for you.
I really appreciate a pro sharing his wisdom about these baits.
Those crank baits helped me catch so many fish starting out, I even caught bass with them😁
Thank you Glenn at bass resource. I have learned so much about fishing from your website, you tube channel and your forum on bass resource. THANK YOU SIR!! I have read alot of articles on bass resource and I have watched a lot of your UA-cam videos. I love learning more about bass fishing.
No, YOU are the best! Thanks for being a subscriber!
Senko, flipping jig (with trailer), swim jig (also with trailer), crank bait, jerk bait, topwater frog, topwater spook and a hula popper are pretty much all I carry. Can't go wrong with either of those.
Love the spinner baits one of my favorite go to baits. Chatter baits for search baits. Can't go wrong with the worms do many ways to use them.
Great video! I saw the earlier comments asking why certain baits weren't included. Everyone will have their own favorites and different things might work for folks depending on personal preference, location, season, whether fishing from boat, dock or shore, etc., etc. This is still the best list of must have lures that I've seen.
Hi Robert Smallenberg. Thanks for the feedback and support. I look forward to hearing more from you.
I agree it can be very confusing and frustrating especially after my 10 plus year hiatus!! I found myself with far too many lures that I don't use. I keep it pretty simple now with plastics (wacky, ned rig, swimbaits), a couple jigs, and spinnerbaits. The crankbait and jerkbait part was probably my favorite because there's so many styles so this video helped. I also always heard jerkbaits were good only in cold water so I will have to try these soon! Thank you!
brythegeek, glad I could help. Looking forward to hearing much more from you.
I love those powerbait blue worms with the glitter in em.... I've never had trouble getting bass to bite those. Also in the summer I like a top water frog with 2 treble hooks they fight over it in shallow water but it has to be the green frog I've had no luck with the yellow
Great video Glenn. Texas rigg, wacky rigg, or shaky head and spinner bait is all i need seeing as I only fish from shore I however enjoyed watching this
Video.
Excellent video for beginners and experienced fishermen - puts everything in perspective.
If I could choose one crankbait to fish with for the rest of my life, without a doubt it would be the Rapala Shad Rap Deep Runner in Silver/Black/White. Great lure for every season and every bass, big and small, smallies to spots.
This is great information, which I will make sure to all those on hand. I always use rubber worms which is always my go lure.
I would not discount the plastic worm in its many shapes (not just finesse). It has been my go-to for many years. Spinnerbaits rank up there too for me. Great video, Glenn.
Plastic worms are the best. I've caught so much on them.
Glenn enjoyed the video, informative and to the point. You can't go wrong with those lure choices, they apply to seasonal fishing all year. Great for those those starting out and learning the various techniques to apply to fishing conditions on the water.
Glad you liked it Jerome Dwojak!
Thank you very much for sharing. I have been out of fishing for years in the military. Now have to catch up. Never knew much about jerk baits. Thanks again!
Glad to help, Chris Boyd. Let me know how it works out as I would love to see the results.
Great info! My color's of choice are green pumpkin, and black-and-blue! Jig of choice is Nutech jigs because they very seldom get hung up!
I fished a lot when I was a kid and didn’t know the purpose of the difference lures I just fixed up my old fishing rod with a new reel and bought some new tackle and looking forward to getting back on the water plus this video taught me something new lol can’t wait to become a better fisherman
Awesome. Thanks for the feedback Nick!
Exactly where I am. Fished a lot as a kid but just recently started getting back into bass fishing and a bit overwhelmed by it all.
Scott Goett, glad I could help. Let me know which tips helped the most. Looking forward to hearing much more from you.
This guy is f*uckin awesome! Hard to find a 100% honest UA-cam fishing video, but y'all this is one of the few (a diamond in the rough)
Thank you so much for the great information. I've always loved fishing, but I never thought I would have brain surgery and at this point fishing will be the only thing I can do until I'm better! I cannot wait to go back to work once my neurosurgeon allows me to do so, so for the time being I'm going to get back into what I used to love dearly. Fishing! I'll be stopping by Cabela's for lures, then throwing the line in the water and thanking God I can be able to do so.
Glad to help, Matthew Brownlee. Let me know how it works out as I would love to see the results.
I do a lot of pond and small lake fishing for largemouth here in southwest Ohio.I carry three rods,2 baicasters and one spinning rod.I use the weightless Yum Dinger on my spinning rod and will also use a rooster tail.I have a buzzbait on one baitcaster and on the other one,I have a spinnerbait.I carry several of each lure in a small plastic container.Works well for me!
Thank you so much Glenn for all that knowledge! I'm new to the bass fishing thing here , and you gave me some great insight on what to use.
Glad to help, The Real-Moderate. Let me know how it works out as I would love to see the results.
I do not fish jigs and jerkbaits enough. Nothing beats a hot crankbait bite! Great video
Great video for the novice and refresher for the seasoned Angler who like myself, can get stuck in their ways and stop utilizing the all those “other” lures in their arsenal. Definitely appreciate the information!
Thanks for watching!
Thank you for telling me for all 7 years that i have been fishing i have not cot a raly nice fish so for you telling me this it was real help full i finally cot a Bass thank you!!!
You're welcome bea McGill! Thanks for watching.
have all the ones you talk about plus the jointed ones from top water to deep water work great for me if on budget with family live bait of all kinds and the only cost to you picking them up and catching them and storing them also forgot to mention the plain simple rig plain hook and bobber with live or artificial bait
I've followed Glen for several years now, and he usually talks about hook sets per technique. I recently watched two videos for beginners on light-wire type baits on spinning gear and although I already know about sweep sets and not really rearing back on them like a texas rig for instance, the two beginner videos I watched didn't give that information. Just thought that's really important information for my new fishing buddies. I believe one of them was Crankbaits for beginners (Aug 9,2023).
Thanks for the support @geoffreyedwards6691.
So much good info here. I am a beginner myself and hooked. Crank baits are still a bit greek to me, but learning everyday. Will apply all this in the winter here with us. Thanks guys.
Great! Let me know how you do!
BassResource for the win! Thanks again Glenn!
What a fantastic video Glenn!!! I was just about to head over and post a question on Bass Resource about what baits that I should be throwing year round...and then BAM I discovered that you've already mad a video on it! Thank for all that you do! Can't wait for spring time!!!
Awesome. Glad to help. Thanks for the feedback Kyle!
Whacky worm is my go to! Also love the whopper plopper. Nothing beats the top water attack haha. I do need to get a few more poles and try different things like crank baits etc. Never have caught anything with a spinnerbait but Im just a weekend warrior. No fish finder or anything. Just take the coleman crawdad out have a few beers and see what happens
Have them all in my tackle box
Good tips on when and how to use them....
Thanks
#8. The frog. It works wonders on a good size pond covered by lily pads. Just make sure you have heavy rod with at least 40lb braid.
That would be a bad choice if we're talking about lures that you can fish year round. That's a summer lure. You can fish it maybe late spring and early fall as well but it's mainly a warm water bait. I love the Booyah Pad Crasher personally, one of my favorite lures, but I definitely would not consider it a year round lure.
Great video Glenn. I have most of these in my tackle box, although I've never caught anything on a jig, but from one of your previous videos on jigs I found out that I've been fishing them wrong so maybe this year that will change. I still catch most of my fish on a black or black with blue flake senko.
Tom Gifford, glad I could help. Let me know which tips helped the most. Looking forward to hearing much more from you.
I like that camper behind your left shoulder, been thinking about getting one.😁
I always carry a few Johnson weedless spoons and try different tails and yes I love frogs but a floating plastic worm will get a strike when bass are finicky but like your list , we always have a niche lure
Really good video, always good to be reminded of the basics. Really enjoy these vids. Thanks.
Great choices. So true about the jig being the one you need if you only have one lure
The comments regarding using jerk baits all year was helpful. I tend to pack them only during cold months.
OK, this is certainly debatable, but I think your list is spot on! Great job Glenn.
great video
Great advise, and would feel lucky to get these lures
Great tips! My biggest takeaways are Black and Blue/Green Pumpkin Jigs and Black and Blue/Green Pumpkin Senkos
Great breakdown of the Cranks and their different applications.
Thanks Glen another great video. I also agree to your comment about the jig being the must have if only being one bait. I enjoy all of your videos, Thanks!!!
Thanks for the support, Will Price, and thanks for watching!
Watch the videos religiously. Enjoyable and informative. Great job.
Thanks for the support, Paul Schabner, and thanks for watching!
Another great video Glenn. Gd tip on the jerk bait, I'm definitely gonna throw it a little more in the warmer months. Keep em coming.
Glad you liked it! Thanks for watching.
Seven good choices. Obviously different parts of the country may change those choices but, these are a great start for anyone. I know that I have everyone of these lures in my tackle box.
Seasonal differences for each is helpful, thanks!
Another good video...tough to keep it to 7....one that I like that I discovered 3 years ago is the Ned Rig
Thanks for the tips! I don't have much confidence in jigs, gonna have to start throwing them more often.
CPRfisherman flipping and pitching a jig is a good way to get your confidence up because you do cover a lot of water still even from the bank
I have em all, LOL trouble is many diff styles sizes & color patterns. I also have a small tote box to force myself to take only the main 7 in the best patterns for the area I'm fishing (mostly the area I'm familiar with). Great tips!! These will catch fish most anywhere, thanks Glenn....
You're welcome Frank Malek! Thanks for watching.
More and more I find myself using soft plastics and finesse from my kayak. I need to get more practice in on crankbaits and spinnerbaits this spring/summer! Finding the fish is a different story haha, thanks for all the info!
Glad to help, Anthony Carreon. Let me know how it works out as I would love to see the results.
love the year round concept for baits .
Yesss could defiantly relate.
Have lures i never use because i don't even know how to/when to use them. This will be helpful for when i goo 🎣🎣🎣
Great! Let me know how you do!
Top video for the newbe to bass and lure fishing keep it going and tight lines,
Thank you I had some of these and did not know what to do with them!
Very good information for the novice angler. Many folks have so many lures in the boat or tied on it makes choosing the proper bait confusing,
As always great video. However as some here have pointed out, there are other options for those who don't have access to a boat. Those baits are sexy and the in thing but where are the worms? Worms should be, as they were for me, the first lure that anyone starting out fishing should use. Even pros would tell you a worm is a must have in your tackle box.
Great information in this video. The video covers all the bases. In just one tackle box, if you have a few of each of these lures, a fisherman can be prepared for any situation.
Glad you liked it Richard Pilny!
These are always my favorites, too!
The jig is something I've been trying to learn now for a year and a half, lots to know. The lip-less crank bait is great and I fished the Hot Spot and the Rattle-trap for many years. There is a lot of wood in our lakes in Louisiana and you loose quite a few but then they aren't as expensive as some lures . Really great video Mark, keep them coming
who's mark?
Sorry about that Glenn, I've got a new grandson named Mark, that name has kind of on my mind. Little guy has been in the hospital now for 2 months.
Great video but I think he left off the most versatile of all baits. The Senko worm. That is my go to when absolutely nothing else seems to work and I would never go bass fishing without one tied on. Also the tube I think should be on the list.
Goods tips I’m mostly sticking to soft plastics this summer because I’m afraid of getting snagged and losing more expensive hard baits.
I would have to agree! Have most of those tied on all year round!
Great video as usual. I use the lures you spoke about, not only during different times of the year but also different times of day.
i have had great success with jigs in just about all situations.
Awesome. Thanks for the feedback douglas Davis!
Gotta love the classic spinnerbait!
Nice vid....just what I was looking for. Getting back into fishing and looking to get my box ready to go. This is what I was looking for.
Glad to help, Bob Martin. Let me know how it works out as I would love to see the results.
This was one of your best, Glen. Chock-full of helpful tips/info.
Glad you liked it! Thanks for watching.
I’ve learned so much from this guy, he really knows what he’s talking about, I’d listen to him.
Thanks for the support, Chevrolet Motorsport, and thanks for watching!
@@bassresource your welcome! Do you have any videos on Midwest specific fishing?
@@bassresource and if not can you think of any baits that work extraordinarily well in the Midwest?
Great video explaining the different baits. Very informative.
Good to know! I appreciate the tips. However, some of these are a bit less effective when shore fishing. Got any advice for shore fishermen (and women)?
I see quite a few people upset that you left out their favorite. Once again, I think it’s about having confidence in a lure or technique. Personally, I have never had much confidence in jerkbaits, so I don’t throw them often. But I appreciate your list, and more importantly that you have a good explanation as to WHY each was on your list. Thanks Glenn.
Hi Shannon Nadeau, glad I could provide value. Thanks for watching!
Lipless crankbaits r my go to lure if nothing else works, but i also use them a lot bc they r super effective
I learn something new from Glenn with every video I watch! THANKS!!!!
Hi Paul Nail. Thanks for the feedback and support. I look forward to hearing more from you.
I don't chase Bass per say, but we often get hits when looking for walleye. Noticed how the more broken up the bottom , the more bass we would get as by-catch. Your selection is just a short hop skip and jump from what we use for Eyes. Just a little more extreme in the bulk and presentation. Love your videos for comparison. Keeps me open minded on structure and rigging.
Glad you liked it! Thanks for watching.
Great video, I agree with the versatility of the jig. Square bill is great.
Thanks for watching Royce Hershberger!
I would've mentioned soft plastic frogs to. Absolutely killer in weeded areas if you put a texas rig on them so they don't get caught in the weeds. I also would mentioned wopper floppers too. I know that they are a crank, but I would've specificly mentioned whopper floppers.
And I don't keep jigs in my table box because I only fish of shore. Great list though! It helped me out alot
Good video Glenn.Pretty much covered everything on that one.
Love your videos. I have at least 1 of each lure you showed, It.s hard to beat a ned rig any time of the year. Thanks for your videos.
Thanks for watching Tommy Donaldson!
Great vid! As always very informative.
To me if I could only fish with 7 baits for a year, they would be in no particular order... Jig, lipless crank bait, spinnerbait, jerk bait, Buzz bait, chatter bait, worm. Great video as usual Glen. Keep up the great work.
Thanks for the support Chuck Dickerson.
Zoom Cotton candy worms are my go to. All year, I generally get one or two when they’re lethargic, and more in the early mornings of summer In NorthCarolina. In an hour me and my old man both got 6 each in an hour around 6-7 am
That's a pretty good list. I don't have a lot of confidence in a lot of them though like jerk baits, spinner baits and lipless cranks. I just catch more fish on other methods to spend time on those and I know I'm probably missing bites by not using them.
Thanks for watching moguy1973!
Thank you. What about fishing crankbaits or jerkbaits from the bank? I can't seem to get bit on these from the bank.