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What are your favorite (5) brands of soft plastics?

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I happen to like:

1. Berkley Powerbait

2. Zoom

3. Gambler

4. Net Bait

5. Bass Assassin

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  1. Great question! I'm in...

    1) YUM craw papi (for trailer on jigs)

    2) Zoom Trick Worms (Texas rigged on 3/16ths Parasite weights with 3/0 EWG hooks)

    3) Reaction Innovations Skinny Dipper (In white trash color)

    4) Strike King Rage Tail (chunks and craws, again for jig trailers)

    5) Secret Lures Chubby CL (A clear leg frog with a soft colored body, great topwater lily pad fun!!!)

    Rock on! You get a star for that one!


  2. hey mine are zoom, gary yamamoto, strike king, ribbit, and berkley power bait

  3. I haven't seen some of those you've mentioned. I might have to give them a shot. These are the ones that I've liked so far:

    1. Storm

    2. Berkley Powerbait (particularly the leech and minnows)

    3. Berkley Gulp! (BTW, they do make some soft plastics too. I have some soft plastic minnows from the Gulp! series.)

    4. Gary Yamamoto

    5. Zoom

    Good question Dane. It'll give us all some additional brand name ideas to try. Thanks.

  4. I fish lots of paddle tails (swim baits) the best (to me) is double A lures

    ( AA's) out of Temecula in San Diego They have a great line and the rap is they are too soft. I also use Fish Traps and Kalin's swim baits. The zoom red shad 12" worms flat finds hungry fish and (always) I paint my lead heads to match the baits colors Creme is tied with Gambler for fifth spot I buy just one worm from each of them but mambo grubs from kalin are huge fish baits. I also buy them in white and pearl colors which allows me to color them perfectly to the indiginous food my fish are foraging for...try them they all catch in both fresh and salt waters.

  5. great ?   Dan but is berkley powerbait a plastic I thought it was more of a dough I'm probably wrong I,m not nor do I pretend to be a Know it all like some on here.

    Berkley Power worms and grubs    for crappie

    Egg bumpers 4 steelhead they look like chunks of roe great for drifting

      Exude eggs break one off and use single for steelies also (drifting also)

      pretty much all the plastics I use  unless Powerbait is a plastic then in that case I use that to  

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