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Thank you for the advice Well Luke I would recommend and also use 6 of your 7 lures but to make it 7 I would go without the bucktail and replace it with my favorite the safety pin style spinnerbait I know these dont work so great where your at with always clear water being prevalent but here in jax fl where the water is murky or stained at least I wou k d say 80 to 85 percent of the time a spinnerbait with a gold blade rigged with a gulp paddletail or one of your saltstrong ones is a real killer on flounder and redfish I personally recommend m end a zman one as opposed to the redfish magic a big red will destroy the redfish magic but not the zman plus even though the wire frame is thinner its much stronger and gives out better vibrations that when used with a quality baitcasting rig the vibrations can be felt better then opposed to a spinning outfit to me the bucktail hasnt caught much of anything for me but maybe thats because its mainly a sight attracting lure and here where I live and fish while sight is fair to good adding vibration and or flash plus I like to add dr juice to my procure giving it an added advantage the scent plus flash and vibration covers all the areas needed for inshore fishing in murky water where your at no it would probably spook more then attract but here it shines at least for me like the sun thanks for the info and all you do Berkley Gulp Shrimp

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Lipless Jerkbait: Lunkerhunt Black BLB FFS Minnow When you think of the best lipless baits, I immediately think of Rat-L-Trap style bass lures

Speaking of old-school, the blade bait has been catching bass for 70 years, and it continues to be one of the most effective lures for frigid water

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