The 3 Megabass Lures Every Bass Angler Should Have…(You’ll Never Guess) 

You get what you pay for. If you don't lose them, they last way longer than their competitors. Saving you money in the long run.

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Good luck from Gadsden

@roy...Save yourself some tournament heartache and swap out the hooks with #6 widegap Gamakatsu. Their outside barb hooks are garbage. They straighten out easily and break even easier.

@@jimmurphy834 Thanks Jim for advice. Will change out hooks

You’re missing out unfortunately. I used to be a big clearance lure guy. I’ve fished all the brands over the years and 6th sense is also one of my favorites. I can tell you right now you’ll catch more fish using Megabass stuff, jerk baits especially. The quality and action alone is just incredible. No sponsorship here just another regular fisherman’s opinion. Give em a shot you won’t regret it. Also if you order them from Japan, the value of yen is down so you get them much cheaper. Usually half the price vs here in the U.S…. Ps. You should save up for a Levante series rod. They are $199 and I promise you it’ll be the only rod you ever want to use ever again. You can feel when a fish looks at your damn lure it seems like lol. The sensitivity is something you won’t know until you feel it for yourself. Not to mention the craftsmanship and components on them are second to none. Worth every dollar imo. Cheers🍻

I agree also. The two of the three baits Randy mentioned are not my favorites. I like the Z-3 crank, the small S-crank and the smaller megabass jerk baits. My lakes just don’t have the big quality bass that will eat the larger baits. Just buy a couple of your favorite style of baits in a couple colors. Don’t go crazy chasing all the different colors. The quality of Megabass lures is what you’re buying. The hooks and paint schemes. I like using Megabass products because no one else on my lake is using these lures and I know the bass are seeing something new. Also, the hooks on these smaller baits are extremely sharp and very fine wire. The hooks can get bent and broken when using pliers to remove from fishes mouth and bass boat deck carpet. I recommend having a pack of spare treble hooks to replace if needed. Also, watch your fingers. I pulled a hook out of one my fingers last week! If you are getting started with BFS fishing, you will really like the Megabass selection of BFS lures.

@@af4od02 BFS line absolutely smashes them!!! Caught more on the X-nanahan than any other mb lure I have combined. Baby pop X is sweet too when they’re hitting topwater. They just can’t resist that tiny little thing LOL. Would love to see them make a lil 1/8oz buzzbait…

@@af4od02….. not gonna go down the BFS hole. I am not a fan of drag peeling or ultra light line fishing. Randy says to use 8 lbs test on a jerkbait. I can’t. I will snap the line on the hook set. Nothing I hate more than reeling a fish in snd getting it 2 feet from me and my 8 lb test snaps. I think BFS is popular among those fisherman who fish a lot and just want a longer fight. That’s just not to my liking. I have MedLight action spinning rods, but I have 12 and 15 lb test on them. Would love to get some MB gear, but it’s just too expensive and the cost isn’t borne out in fish catches.

@@robertdtimmermanthat’s your problem right there you to heavy of line you not getting the full or proper action on your baits just like spending money on good baits then putting spletrings and hooks on them that are to heavy and killing the bait. You are wasting money and most of all your time and energy just because you want to be doing it one way

And buzz bait most likely

use whatever color pattern of baitfish you body of water has in it.

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@@Glock-1 Like Randy

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