Expert picks for where the fish are holding

Cover & Structure

Cover and structure are not just labels. The exact place a bass is positioned determines how a lure needs to move, fall, deflect and come through the target. Start with the cover or structure you are fishing.

Submerged grass and aquatic vegetation bass cover

Above It. Through It. Along the Edge.

Grass & Vegetation

Picks for fishing submerged grass, emergent vegetation and pad stems, with presentations selected to stay clean and reach bass positioned around the cover.

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Submerged wood, brush and laydown bass cover

Get the Bait Into the Thick Stuff

Wood, Brush & Laydowns

Snag-resistant and weedless presentations selected for fishing branches, brush piles, laydowns and the high-percentage openings where bass hide in wood cover.

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Rocky shoreline and hard-bottom bass structure

Bottom Contact and Rock Transitions

Rock & Hard Bottom

Moving baits and bottom-contact jigs selected for rocky banks, transitions and offshore hard bottom, from shallow cover water to deeper structure.

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Rip rap and manmade rocky shoreline used by bass

A Manmade Rock Edge With Its Own Rules

Rip Rap

Rip rap acts like a long linear edge. These picks are built for finding the productive depth, matching baitfish and keeping moving lures in the strike zone along manmade rock.

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Dock posts, shade and rocky shoreline bass cover

Fish the Shade, Posts, Floats and Slips

Docks

A dock is several targets in one. These picks cover baitfish under floats, bottom presentations below the dock, inside slips and surface opportunities along shaded edges.

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