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

YEP
 

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.

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.

night fighter
 

2 sabiki rigs and a 7/0 bait hook

thats rite eels suck dont use them! wood is good

yes

eels
 

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.

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

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