Soft plastics for bass

[JEWIENEWIE]

Heading inland to a place west of Copmanhusrst to do some bass fishing. The owner of the property says to bring soft plastics for them. Can anyone shed some light on which ones i would be best to take. The Gorge can be very deep at some sections. I dont want to take a heap just a couple That people have had some sucess with.
Jewie

[banshee]

G'day Jewie,don't use a lot of plastic myself but my mate does prety well with 'yellow core slider grubs' the secret seems to be to attatch them to a beetle spin blade after you have put them onto the head of your choice.Whatever plastic you go with deffinately take some beetle spin blades along.

[roydsy]

I had some great success with berkely gulps (freshwater), more specifically Berkley® 4" GULP!® Minnow Grub:

http://www.berkley-fishing.com/prod.php?k=49700&sk=46657&u=GMG4
get watermelon and pumpkin seed colors.

have fun

[Noelm]

way back years ago, my brother in alw lived on the bank of the Richmond river and told me they fish for Bass (perch to them) and I took some yellow twin tail, in about a 3inch size, he nearly fell over laughing at me, because if you do not use a 'floppy" you might as well stay home, so always up to a challende (and wanting to sit him on his bum) we went walking the bank for a while, my yellow "twister" outfished his lure by about 10 fish to 1 I still remind about that when I see him, so I guess in reply to your question, I would just take a small plastic container with a few "odds and ends" but would include at least some yellowy ones.

[charlie bouy]

I was mucking around at clarie hall dam and only had Gulp 3" jerk shads in rainbow and black shad but they both worked wonders... these were the salt water ones tooo ???

[Pistol_P]

Paddle tails from 'atomic' and the sliders.
3 inch size work extremely well.

Cheers
Pete

[Mike Delisser]

Different plastics & colours work at different locations. Nothing is better local advice so why not ask the property owner what he uses.