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BEST LURE FOR BASS FROM WORMS TO THE KICKTAIL
By Ken Liebeskind
Yalesville, Connecticut
When it comes to bass lures, there are thousands to choose from and picking the Best Lure for Bass is a real challenge. Experienced anglers rank plastic worms as the Best Lure for Bass because bass love to eat worms, the lures can be fished from top to bottom and come in a variety of sizes and colors. They can also be rigged Texas or Carolina style for all kinds of water conditions.
There are many other votes for Best Lure for Bass. Crankbaits look like baitfish, come in a variety of shapes and sizes, are easy to cast and work in different types of water.
The KickTail XL-5 is the best lure for bass.
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Spinner baits are also considered Best Lure for Bass because they cover a lot of water, fish fast and catch bigger bass. Tail spinners work well when fishing for bass in deep cold water and can also be rated among the Best Lures for Bass. Spoons also get votes for Best Lure for Bassbecause they can be fished in heavy grass and cover, where the bass are often hiding. Weedless spoons flash and wiggle and attract strikes.
Now that we know all the types that are considered the Best Lure for Bass, we'll tell you about a specific lure that's ideal for bass angling. It's the KickTail from www.scientificfishing.com. The world leader in scientifically designed lures offers one that swims like a real fish, with a five part tail that wags left and right via patented aeronautical flutter technology. The KickTail is designed to resemble a threadfin shad, the most popular bait fish, so it looks like a real fish and swims like one thanks to its high tech tail. The KickTail comes in a variety of exciting new colors ideal for all water conditions - try chartreuse perch, chrome, yellow rootbeer and fire tiger. |
