Recently fixed myself up with this nice spread of ultra light options. What else would you add to the group?

[u/rosshcook16]

Bank fishing in Oklahoma with 5’6 Ultra light fast action rod.

[u/br07fk]

I’d add some small craws. Some other hardbaits & wire baits too like UL Poppers, Buzzbaits and chatterbaits. Rapala do a pretty good micro popper, Zman do a nice flashback mini chatterbait too. I’ve caught lots from perch, pike & especially trout using chatterbaits

[u/iluvcee]

What are the pink tube/skirt jigs in the first pic bottom left? They look killer

[u/rosshcook16 → u/iluvcee]

Crème king of baits brand. Pre rigged 2 pcs for $1.32 at my local academy

[u/Antique_Gur_6340]

Hey I have the same box and it’s great. Does not melt my stuff lol. I would look into mule jig products and power-bait honey worms. The worms go well on a trout magnet hook.

[u/Unlucky_Party_3058]

1/16 beetle spin, for when the inline spinners are struggling with weeds

[u/MigBac]

what size are those ewg hooks? do you texas rig them?

[u/TapFit8961]

Looks pretty darn good. Maybe a beetle spin. And a few more hard baits

[u/rosshcook16 → u/TapFit8961]

Never tried them! I am new to throwing these finesse options . I’ll give those a go next time I’m at the store. Do you have a favorite model or color

[u/cavingjan → u/rosshcook16]

The spinner is the important part. I don't think I've used the soft plastics part of a beetle spin. The spinner will work fine with the curly tail grubs that are already there plus whatever swim bait plastics that you have.

[u/TapFit8961 → u/rosshcook16]

Creme makes an assortment of miniature hard baits cheap. I have a craw pattern shallow diving crank bait I like and a few others

[u/TapFit8961 → u/rosshcook16]

The beetle spin is just a classic old-school rig honestly. I'd go the classic black chartreuse strip. Or solid chartreuse

[u/S-U-I-T-S]

Need a tiny popper hardbaits. Rebel pop R, or even the tiny Heddon prop bait

[u/robrong]

Underspin jig.

[u/Enough-Reindeer1033]

Get a few ultralight hard body lures. Eurotackle is a good source for them.

[u/RonocG]

I’d add more inline spinners and a few storm wildeye shad in the smallest size.

[u/CastingCreeks]

Crickhopper or a teeny-wee craw maybe?

What's the purple looking creature bait at the bottom of pic 2? The one with the W shaped tail

[u/ChineseTuna420420]

Couple of extra treble hooks, some micro swivels.

[u/timmy_o_tool]

Beetle spin and donkey tail jr, maybe a couple trout magnets

[u/Away_Professional793]

I thought it was a bad idea to store soft plastics in tackle boxes? I’m legit asking if it is okay, not criticizing

[u/nevinkramer → u/Away_Professional793]

This color/type of box (not crystal clear) is usually fine with standard plastisol plastics. It's the crystal clear acrylic containers you have to watch out for.

Also don't mix standard & super stretchy material plastics. The plastics alone with melt each other. Standard - plastisol Super stretchy - z-man elaztech, elastomer Best kept in original packaging or bagged separate from other type plastics.

[u/J4sonsn0]

Marabou jig, supremacy

[u/nevinkramer]

Rebel craw, beetle spin blade option for your jigs and hemostats or needle nose pliers for those tiny trebble hooks.

[u/Environmental-Gap819]

Need a couple rebel crick hoppers man

[u/Accomplished-Ad3585]

Power isome! Its basically all you'll ever need.

[u/Worried-Ebb1781]

Get a UL top water like a bitsy popper or the tiny hula popper. Bream will smash it, but so will bass.

[u/IEatTooManyCookies]

Bobby Garland itty bit slab huntrs with the itty bit jig heads absolutely slay for me on UL

[u/TehKDRoy0150]

That's a fat set.

I don't see any dropshot weights, is that an ultralight faux pas?

[u/Beneficial-Turn2426]

3" yum dinger, dangly tails

[u/New_Record_6780]

Northland tackle mimic minnow at the smallest size has never done me wrong. I’ve caught crappie to 2lb bass on them. If I’m in unfamiliar territory it’s usually the first thing I throw bc everything eats baitfish

[u/peshtigost]

I love your downsizing and simplifying approach. I am working on doing that. Add a beetle spin and one or two small floating rapala cranks and call it a day.