Yui Aoki Wins Bassmaster Open at Kentucky Lake

Leading off the lineup was a Jackall Rerange 110 jerkbait. Alternatively, Fields switched to a 3/16-ounce Keitech jig head with a Deps Sakamata Shad. Fields also used a 1/8-ounce Jenko Hair Jig.

The Berkley Jack lipless crankbait was a top choice for Robertson. He also found success with the 6-inch Berkley PowerBait Cull Shad.

For a slower presentation Clint used a swimbait on a jig head. Another primary lure for him was a Strike King Chick Magnet flat side crankbait. He also picked a Z-Man ChatterBait with a locally made minnow bait for a trailer. Knight also used a homemade 3/16-ounce jig head with a variety of soft plastics.

Jordan had sucess with a Z-Man ChatterBait with a minnow-style soft plastic trailer. Hartman also used a Strike King 3X Z-Too soft jerkbait or Deps Sakamata Shad on 3/16- and 1/4-ounce minnow-style jig heads.

A 5-inch Deps Sakamata Shad rigged on a 3/16-ounce Owner Range Roller jig head was Sam's pick for slower presentations. For reaction bites he favored a Megabass Ito Vision 110+1 jerkbait.

Howell's primary lure was a swimbait. He made the rig with a Buckeye Lures Shocker Swimbait Head and Keitech FAT Swing Impact 4.3.

Ty favored a Z-Man ChatterBait JackHammer, with a Hog Farmer Spunk Shad Pintail Swimbait 5.5 for a trailer. He also used a 1/8-ounce Dirty Jigs Guppy Head with a variety of soft plastic minnows. Those included the Deps Sakamata Shad, CrushCity Freeloader and others.

A 1/2-ounce Greenfish Tackle Bad Little Shad with a Zoom Super Fluke was a top choice for Tanner. He also used a Megabass Ito Vision 110 jerkbait.

Depending on bite conditions Miles used this Berkley Frittside or an Evergreen Flat Force 4 crankbait. For both lures he switched to Hayabusa TBL930 treble hooks, depending on desired action and depth.