



âThis bait is thinner than other sinking stickbaits but has more fine salt in it so it weighs the same,â Mullins said. âI fish it weightless or on a shaky head.â




âThis my flippinâ bait,â Mullins said. âI rig it with a 4/0 Owner Jungle Flippinâ Hook and a 1/8- to 1/2-ounce bullet weight. Itâs a little bigger than a Beaver and has a thumping tail.â


âI throw this bait anytime thereâs grass,â Mullins said. âItâs also good in dirty water. I fish it with a variety of trailers.â
















âIâm big on using a snap with crankbaits,â Mullins said. âI can change crankbaits or crankbait colors quickly without having to retie.â




âI use this hook 90 percent of the time when Iâm flippinâ, fishing a Carolina rig, Texas rigging a big worm and more. Itâs strong and has a slick coating for easy penetration.â


âEvery bass fisherman has got to have a big worm,â Mullins said. âThis 8 1/2-inch Roku K Cut Tail Worm covers a lot of bases. If you leave the tail on, you can swim the worm, which works especially well in Florida. For fishing ledges and other offshore structure, pinch the tail off.â


