What is your favorite bass fishing lure for fall or just in general

Hey I'm looking for some new lures to try any suggestions ?

Lately its been a texas rigged senko.  Had many more bites on this, especially when bite was tough.  

Love topwater. For the first time this year I tried a Whopper Plopper. Hands down the best topwater bait I have ever used.

I usually start with a wacky or Texas rigged Senko. But Fall is a great time of year to use crankbaits so I'd certainly give them a try.

Today it was a crankbait.

Double willow gold spinner bait

A six inch black rubber worm with a single twister style tail. Eighth oz. cone shaped slip sinker in front and an exposed long shank hook. I know many like to rig this weedless, but worms are cheap- think the exposed hook gives better chance. Of course eveyone prefers top water for the pure excitement, but if I gotta get me a bucketmouth , worm my go to of choice. 

topwater until water falls below 55 degrees

jerkbait 

spinnerbait

Best fall baits;

1. Lipless crankbait

2. Football jig

3.  Deep crank

4. Buzzbait

5. A fluke

Overall, aside from fall, my favorite techniques to fish are a drop shot, a football jig and a 10" worm....I really love fishing all of these....a lipless crank isnt far behind though...gottta love a lipless!   I also really enjoy dragging a tube...wish I got a chance to do this more.  Jerk baits are super fun, too.

Sometimes I feel like I am the only guy that doesnt like fishing topwater all that much...lol

X2 Johnson silver minnow with a uncle Josh bass strip or spinning strip and for a while they even had a pork skirt which was deadly I've caught my pb largemouth 22" on this lure. It works everywhere but never caught a smallie on it. Just largemouth and pike.

Spinnerbaits 

Plastics. Either Texas,Carolina or Wacky.

Crankbaits. I like a lipless(rattlin' rap,rattletrap). Good search lure.

When the water gets cooler,then jig n pig.

I've caught tons of bass on a black Johnson silver minnow with an Uncle Josh (real) pork frog, with about half the meat trimmed of for more action... as a kid, I remember one of my proudest moments was when I could successfully remove that pork from from the Johnson and put it back in the bottle with it's brine... and not having to ask Dad to do it...

2nd most came on rubber worms, rigged with a weedless hook or jig.. and lately rigged wacky...

3rd is crankbaits, my favorite being a Rebel WEE R in crawfish

4th, the classic floating rapala, especially effective on windy days

...all for all seasons

Things are always dependent on the lake your fishing and how deep into fall your talking. But for me I generally have the following tied on quite often: crankbait, suspending jerkbait, fluke, swimjig. 

1/4 or 3/8 oz jig with a craw trailer or a crankbait. Both give you the versatility to fish a wide range of depths and speeds based on water temp and weather conditions. Spinnerbaits and swimbaits can also be good producers if you have lakes with a good baitfish populations. I also throw a tube a LOT, but not just in the fall. Again, it is a versatile bait that can be fished just about anywhere and you can use a 2.5" finesse tube up to a 4.5" or 5" flipping tube depending on the situation and structure.

Spinnerbait

swimjig

crankbait

jig n craw or just craw rigged weedless 4\0 hook.