Bass Plastics

[Nuggert]

G'day fellas
A couple of mates and myself are going bass fishing in the coming weeks and I have never fished for bass before. I don't really not what plastics to use if anyone is willing to share some knowledge it would be appreciated.
Thanks Nuggert.

[basscada]

grubs, paddle tails, squidgy bugs

[YoungFisho]

Heyy mate I personally like the Z-Man GrubZ for Bass because they have such a good action but this thread might help

http://www.breammaster.com/forum/showthread.php?t=49614

[joeking]

3 inch slider grubs, been around for donkeys years and still smashes so many bass.

[freshjacker]

Second the slider grubs, love using them on a rev head jig head. That would have to be my all time go to plastic setup and has accounted for numerous tournament wins over the years.

[4weightfanatic]

Berkley 3" Bass Minnows what else !! Nah 3"curl tail grubs too !!! All the bream "creature" type softies should work probably most important is where you place them. Cheers Pat.

[DCA]

3" flick sticks from mad eye work great in the green
And if you want to try hard bodies then cranka crank in wicked prawn and black work awesome
So does black vibes if you can get hold on a cranka vibe in that colour

[Rhet]

I've found Gulp 2" shrimp in Bannana Prawn to be quite effective. As have Gulp 3" minnows in pumpkin seed.

[Bobby Bass]

Atomic and sliders are my two favourites. Smoke yellow core and black are good in the atomics.

Squidgey fish 65mm black and gold get a fair run too.

I don't really chuck anything other than paddle tails anymore.

A slow and continuous retrieve with no pauses works good for me. I do change it up sometimes.

I prefer to chuck spinnerbaits and jackal TN 60's if I am in a dam but sometimes plastics or blades produce more fish

Cheers
Chris

[Fearlessboagan]

Zman grubz or gulp crabbys for me! id rather a HB any day over a plastic though! The fish get way more agressive, especially river bass!

[Quintrex1997]

Squidgies 80mm - 100mm bloodworm wriggler with gold squidgies beetle spin. Always caught me a fish

[NickyDay]

Bass aren't fussy at all so most smaller soft plastics from about 4" downwards are suitable

[tchoklat]

As you can see from this range of options. Feeding bass eat anything!