What would they be?

a surface popper, a swimmer and a white Jig

White bucktail, 9 inch sluggo, another bucktail

white bucktail, white ss needle and black hogy/sluggo on a jig head

White bucktail
Yellow 2-3/8 oz superstrike popper or darter
bone or green top loaded redfin

yellow bucktail, red tube, small umbrella

Super strike darter in yellow

super strike needle 1.75oz in olive over white

Bone Redfin, loaded.

Those three are always in my bag.
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A bucktail, 9 inch rigged Slug Go, and a Super Strike Bullet.

A bucktail jig, a pencil popper and a snag hook.

Gibbs white stubby needlefish, black superstrike needlefish and a 9" sluggo

No one can have just 3 lures. They are worse than Lays potato chips!
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Loaded bone redfin, ss darter, purple GRS med diver slim....where I fish most
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darter, danny and a pencil

white bucktail, ss needle 1.75 in blurple, 9" black sluggo.

darter, danny and a pencil

What he said.

A needle would be nice, but a good darter (one you can work shallow or deep) will work anywhere a needle will......and often better.

loaded bone redfin, 3oz pearl danny, and yellow/white 3oz canal special pencil

Pencilpopper, crystal minnow, bassassassin, A37

a needle, pencil, and a metal lip swimmer.

parrot darter, bone eelie, olive over white needle

loaded redfin, probably bone; slow sinking yellow needle; sluggo

If I had to survive on what they would catch:

Redfin - bone or chicken scratch
White bucktail
Red Gill Rascal dropper

(but I sure would miss my needlefish)

DZ

That's easy. 1st an old style 2 oz. Blue and White Atom Popper.2nd one of my 2 1/2 oz black /purple chubby needles and then a 2 oz white bucktail with pork rind on it.the old Atom by far top of the list. Ron

White 1oz pencil, sebile stick shad, ronz with a jig head

I'm confused, too many influences.
It's like picking your favorite kids.
But for three,
4 oz white spro bucktail
needle
pencil.

tin, needle, swimmer

Pencil, swim shad, NB bottle darter

White bucktail, white pencil, and a yellow darter
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Kastmaster, Yellow/White polaris popper, Black bomber

White bucktail, yellow needle and a blue and white atom popper

Choosing only 3 lures is really tough. I guess I'd have to choose a medium howdy, a bottle plug, and a rigged eel.

A yellow darter, a little yellow danny, and a big mac bottle.

Yellow SS Darter, 3/4 or 1 oz bucktail, white BM danny

Loaded Redfin. Habs 1 1/2 oz needle. Superstrike darter

all you really need is a few eels

Parrot Needle, Green Mackerel Kastmaster, Blue White Pencil Popper

Those are my favorites, and are always with me, but I own over 1000 plugs so all bets are off

3 @ 9" rigged sluggos ( 2 black and the 3rd Black/red),

but if the lures need to be different then,

1. 9" black sluggo
2. eel skin plug (atom or stubby needle), and
3. Billy D custom fat stubby needle

Blue/black Stillwater minnow, small mossgreen/cream Habs needle
yellow surfster.

Super Strike sinking popper 2 3/8's,Northbar plastic bottle darter,po-jee

Can I have three live eels?
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Polaris popper ,Crippled Herring , Danny

A bucktail, 3oz darter and a sinking SS Popper.
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2oz AH needle, BM Jr, loaded redfin

all you really need is a few eels THANK YOU..

eels ain't plugs :uhuh:

Eels don't work anyways. Wood is the way to go, and if I could only have 3 plugs I would become a twitching junkie going through witdrawals but they would be a sinking pencil :rotf2: , a metal lip swimmer and a 3oz darter.

eels ain't plugs :uhuh:

He didn't ask about "plugs", he asked about "lures".:devil2:

I still wouldn't consider a live eel a lure, but I'd consider a riggie one.

2 sabiki rigs and a 7/0 bait hook

Eels don't work anyways. Wood is the way to go, and if I could only have 3 plugs I would become a twitching junkie going through witdrawals but they would be a sinking pencil :rotf2: , a metal lip swimmer and a 3oz darter.

thats rite eels suck dont use them! wood is good

He didn't ask about "plugs", he asked about "lures".:devil2:

I still wouldn't consider a live eel a lure, but I'd consider a riggie one.

yes

Eels don't work anyways. Wood is the way to go, and if I could only have 3 plugs I would become a twitching junkie going through witdrawals but they would be a sinking pencil :rotf2: , a metal lip swimmer and a 3oz darter.
You twitch anyways. As for eels, enough said.
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white 1 1/2 oz. bucktail jig
4 in. white slug-go on a small jig head
mag darter

Pencil popper, Polaris popper, darter...white, white, yellow.
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White danny, loaded smokey joe redfin and a swim shad.

Black/clear redfin, blue/white atom popper and black flat-glide

white smackit popper
lobstah AH needle
rigged hogy

I can have more then 3 so why would i only carry 3
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old chicken scratch red fin, north bar bottle darter, yozuri darter.

Tin squid...white bucktail... Olive white needlefish.

Can I have three live eels?
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My answer would be, take the money from said 3 lures and spend them on eels...

FWIW, I carry 3 plugs max 95% of the time (as back-up to eels) just not the same 3 each night.

Most nights, 2 are redfins, 1 is a needle... if it is an outflow or a big heave on, 1 darter, 1 redfin, 1 needle.

1)Small jointed Bomber in the old MOP color
2) 6" Slug-Go in Arkansas Shiner w/weighted hook
3) 2oz. plain Diamond Jig

I can have more then 3 so why would i only carry 3
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Just play along will ya!?

;-)
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alot of teh times i carry 2 plugs in thier own tube 1 bucktail and a water bottle and thats it. So one white 9'' sluggo a wonderbread bomber and a white bucktail with red pork

This is too tough to answer, but 3 plugs that are Always in my bag are:

Loaded redfin, Superstrike needle, rigged eel (not artificial, I know... but you should always have one with you)

I'd use my tried and trusted read-head polaris popper, SP minnow, and 9 inch white sluggo on a 1oz.

Tsunami swim shads, Hopkin's 1 1/2OZ spoon w/bucktail, 6" chartrouse pencil popper