Choosing the most effective fishing lure for Steven's Creek Reservoir, or any specific body of water, can depend on a variety of factors including water clarity, time of year, and the forage base present in the reservoir. Since I don't have specific video context for Steven's Creek Reservoir, I'll provide you with some general advice that should help you select an effective lure.

For reservoirs with clear water, finesse techniques often work well. A drop shot rig with a soft plastic worm or a small finesse swimbait can be very effective for finicky bass. If the water is stained or murky, you might want to try lures that create more vibration and noise to help bass locate them, such as spinnerbaits or chatterbaits.

During the spring and fall, bass often chase baitfish, so lures that mimic the local forage can be particularly effective. Jerkbaits, crankbaits, and swimbaits are all good choices during these times. In the summer and winter, when bass are deeper and less active, jigs and slow-moving soft plastics might be more productive.

If you're targeting largemouth bass, consider using larger lures that imitate prey like bluegill or shad. For smallmouth bass, smaller lures that resemble crayfish or smaller baitfish can be more effective.

Remember, the key is to match your lure to the conditions and the natural prey in the reservoir. If you have any more specific information about Steven's Creek Reservoir, such as water temperature, structure, or the types of forage fish present, feel free to share, and I can give you a more tailored recommendation.