Bass fishing lures come in a wide variety of shapes, sizes, and colors, each designed to imitate a specific type of baitfish, crawfish, or other prey that bass feed on. Here are a few popular types of bass fishing lures:

Spinnerbaits: These lures have one or more metal blades that spin around a wire armature as the lure is retrieved through the water. Spinnerbaits can be fished at any depth and are particularly effective in murky water.

Crankbaits: These lures mimic the movements of baitfish and can be retrieved at different depths by varying the speed and angle of retrieval. Crankbaits come in a variety of shapes and sizes, from shallow-diving models to deep-diving versions that can reach depths of up to 30 feet.

Jigs: Jigs consist of a lead weight with a hook molded into it, often with a rubber skirt or other lure attached. Jigs are typically fished by bouncing them off the bottom of the lake or river, mimicking the movement of a crawfish or other bottom-dwelling prey.

Topwater Lures: These lures are designed to float on the surface of the water, creating a commotion that attracts bass. Topwater lures can imitate a variety of prey, including frogs, insects, and small fish.

Soft Plastics: These lures are made of soft, flexible materials and come in a wide variety of shapes and sizes. Soft plastics can be rigged in many different ways, including Texas-style, Carolina-style, and drop-shot rigs. They can imitate a wide range of prey, including worms, lizards, and crayfish.