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Why these fit

If you’re looking for bass options, these cover the most useful starting points: baitfish imitations, finesse bottom contact, and a compact cover bait.

Bass Assassin Lures, Inc. 5" FW Shad (N-Z) and Bass Assassin Lures, Inc. 5" SW Shad (N-Z) are strong when bass are keyed on shad or other baitfish. Their dart-and-glide action is good for subtle presentations and finesse casting.
Z-Man Fishing ShroomZ™ Micro Finesse Jig is a good choice for pressured or inactive bass when you need a slow-falling bottom bait.
Siebert Outdoors LLC Electric Shad Swim Jig fits clear to lightly stained water when bass are tracking shad and you want a moving jig.
Googan Baits Bandito Bug is the best compact creature-style option here for cover, docks, grass, and bottom structure.

Technique notes

Use the FW Shad and SW Shad with light twitches and pauses; let them glide and quiver.
Rig the shad baits on a hook or jighead depending on whether you want a more open-water or cover-friendly presentation.
Fish the ShroomZ™ Micro Finesse Jig with short hops and long pauses on bottom.
Swim the Electric Shad Swim Jig steadily near cover or over grass.
Flip or pitch the Bandito Bug to targets and let it fall on semi-slack line.

When to switch

Switch to a topwater bait if bass are feeding shallow and actively busting bait.
Switch to a worm or stick bait if fish want a slower, more neutral fall.
Switch to a heavier jig or creature bait if you need to punch thicker cover or stay deeper on bottom.
Switch to a spoon or crankbait if bass are grouped offshore and reacting to bigger moving targets.