I've only started getting serious into the bass fishing for a year now (always catfish and crappie previously), but I have a few lures I always have on hand.

7.5" Red Shad worm (Caught my 8.11 pounderon this)
4" YUM Tube (Watermelon w/ red, Black w/ red, Black w/ blue)
BooYah White Spinnerbait
Heddon Torpedo
Senkos
and here lately the new swimming senkos have been an absolute killer for me

Almost always start my day off with the torpedo, then move to the worm. Seems I can always at least find some fish with this method and from there can fine tune my approach on how to fish them with what.

Frog
Buzzbait
10 inch red shad worm
7.5 inch tomato worm
Chartreuse Baby 1 minus
1 of many different colored terminator spinnerbaits
salt and pepper flipping tube
Yamamoto Grub
Pearl Fluke
Rat L Trap
Pretty much every lure known to man... I try out a lot until I find the one they are hitting best that day.

I usually have:

pop r
yum dinger (watermelon)
rattle trap (blue and silver)
strike king tube (watermelon w/ red flake)
texas rig 7.5 in. culprit worm (red shad)
strike king spinner bait (white)

If none of these pick up a fish then I know it's going to be a tough day on the water. Best of luck to everyone!

1. 6" Carolina Rigged Zoom lizard (Black/red flake)
2. Zoom trick worm - Wacky rigged with a nail inserted in the head (Watermellon seed)
3. Bass Pro Shops XPS Extreme Lazer Eye - Carolina Fat Crankbait
4. Mann's hardnose swim toad
5. Booyah 3/8 oz. chartreuse and red spinnerbait
6. Mann's minus 1 crankbait
7. Custom made white swim jig.
8. Black and blue buzzbait.

I'm currently at work, but these are the lures that I can remember that I currently have tied on.

x raps

When are you using that?

Mornings and evening as well as after dark. I always seem to have better luck with a darker buzzbait even when its light outside.