Plastics,

It's funny that as soon as the saltwater roots fishermen think about plastics, they immediately think swimbaits. As for me, when I think plastics, my head gets filled with 4" and 6" worms, 8" straight tails, reapers, Yamamoto Twin Tails, Bass Assasins, 4" curtails, grubs, and plastic craws.

Therefore it is really difficult to qualify my favorite plastic. I will elaborate on my favorite in most situations. I think that in most San Diego County lakes, the 8" chocolate blue straight tail is my favorite. On the desert lakes, the Yamamoto twin tail on the back of a Proline Jig is my choice. On lake Mead, any fluke or Assasin bait is my choice, they all catch fish if you know how to fish one. I hear the Senko is a killer, and honestly, I've never even thrown one. Not yet!!!

There are few places a 4" worm won't catch a bass. It's has got to be the most effective for numbers plastic out there.



Best Fishes,

Matt Peters

southernswimbait.com
BigBait Fishing in the South