Your top 3 soft plastics

[C_diesel2]

Sweet beaver
Trick worm
10 in power worm

[easybassin]

Ned rig
Zoom super fluke
Rage menace

[WannaGoFishing]

5” senko
Yamamoto Kreature bait (with zoom baby brush hog as an effective, more durable, and economical substitute)
4” Keitech Swing Impact

[smallies]

Senko, Shad Shape Worm, and a D Bomb

[hasnoboat1]

senko
keitech fat
rage bug

[MountainMan 83]

Z hog
Ol monster
Super fluke

[Lightning]

Netbait B-Bug
Culprit Worm
Senko

[doomtrprz71]

Culprit 7.5in worm
Senko
Yamamoto kreature

For the salt it'd be all zman

Trout trick
Swimming trout trick
Ez shrimp
With the DOA shrimp as a close 4th

[edwelch1]

Primarily going for walleye, I'd have to say:
4.5" Roboworm
3.5" Z-Man Trick ShotZ (smallies also love these)
Z-Man Finesse ShadZ

Runners up include Z-Man TRD CrawZ and TRD HogZ, as well as 3" Lunkerhunt Leeches.

For panfish I haven't really found my stride with plastics yet. Partially due to not finding/hitting the bite right in general, as my dad and buddies still mostly use live bait (leeches and crawler chunks), and they haven't had much better luck this summer. The Lunkerhunt leeches did decently, as did Gulp pinched crawlers. They really seem to like Z-Man TRD HogZ, but they don't get to the hook effectively enough due to the size of the bait for a solid hookup ratio. I thought Bobby Garland baby shads were gonna be my golden ticket, but they've kinda been a bit of a flop.

[bigfish85]

Finesse TRD #1 by a mile
Senko
Zoom UV Speed Worm

Honorable mention to the biffle bug

[CheezusCrust]

I really love a 4 inch gulp minnow for finicky walleye.I grinded 6 hours straight today in the cold canadian weather and caught 6 eyes and 5 were on the gulp minnow just snapping the bait and letting the current keep tension on my line.

[montey]

Net Bait- Paca Chunk
Zoom-Chunk
Yum- Woolly Bug


Honorable mention-Stiko-o 6"