I have 2 bountys that I always carry with me. I started with the prime burst, which is just a staple for when you need a straight shot, especially as a beginner. As I've gotten better and faster, it tends to turn a little more on me, but it's still a great disc that I'll never get rid of. 
The lucid plastic is so underrated as well as a pseudo-mako. The plastic is a little more overstable, so you won't really have to worry about losing it too far left. I think I technically have a "lucid moonshine" plastic, not sure how big of a difference that will make. Can't recommend this disc highly enough 

Great disc to learn angle control. Flies as it says, and beats in to be great for holding turnover lines. If you like more shallow discs, than it's a great recommendation for almost anyone.

I find that the bounty is a very good utlity disc. I love this midrange disc. I find that midranges in general help all disc golfers in learning how to throw discs and also the ways to get distance. I recommend this disc for most beginners. Beginners in general should be able to throw any disc, so you will probably be able to throw this disc. This disc has a nice position in my bag. I use it for shaping shots and for doing very touchy upshots. I find that the more I use this disc, the more I learn special things about it. I find the this disc is a good disc for people who have played a lot of ultimate frisbee. It will probably be great for you. The design of this disc feels that it is a bit bigger than other discs so it may fit in your hand perfectly. I find that this disc is very versatile and I can throw 275-315 feet with this disc. I know that if I don’t put to much power and put it nice and high in the air, I will probably go the line which I want. I find that this disc is very straight so whenever I aim this disc I aim it straight at the basket and have like a 1-2 step runup before releases with control. This disc will bring control into your game. Disc golfers sometimes only aim to get the most amount of distance on their drivers but forget other important things such as getting control into their game. I find that I have gained a lot of control by using this disc. I also feel that this disc is perfectly fit into everyone's bag. From a beginner to a pro, this disc can fit into your bag as it just feels great in the hand. The rim of this disc is so nice holding as I know that I can do anything with it. Beginners should not go any further and higher speed then this disc. For those who are new to the sport, I think that this disc can just do well in your hand. I find that this plastic is quite good in most conditions, yet can give me a bit of trouble when I am at the course on a hotter day. It does then tend to be a bit gummy. Overall, this disc should be tried by everyone. It may not be for you, but I think that you will enjoy throwing it. It is great in my bag and I use it for most touchy upshots. Give it a try and maybe you will like it.

My favorite understable mid.  The rim is very comfortable and somewhat shallow.  If you need a shot that will turn this disc is perfect.  In a tailwind this thing goes very far and very straight.  I can get this out to ~300ft in a tailwind.  Do not use this in a headwind!  

LUCID PLASTIC - When I discovered the DD Evidence, I thought that would be my go to mid-rainge straight flyer forever. But then I tried the Bounty. Granted, I don't get as much glide or distance with my Bounty, but what I do get is a buttery straight flight with very little fade. We are all looking for that perfect woods disc for those long tunnel shots or reliable accuracy. For me, The Bounty is that disc! When thrown on a slight hyzer, this thing will flip up to flat, and stay straight for the remainder of the flight with very little fade at the end. It's PERFECT for long straight shots in the woods. Unfortunately, my local course doesn't have any of those, so it's not always in my bag, but I put it in any time I go to play a new course just in case. It's a fantastic disc!

I have been looking for a Stingray replacement, and I think this is it. I have the Lucid plastic version. There is a similar amount of glide and right turn to the old, domey stingray. If you throw it slow or with a bit of hyzer, this disc will fade hard left, but with power or anhyzer it will turn right and be very understable. It's a great shot shaping disc with a lot of versatility, but it demands some practice time to make use of everything it can do because subtle differences in throwing technique will yield vastly different shots. It is not forgiving like a Buzz that just does the same thing no matter what you do to it. I have not played it in the wind yet, but with all the glide it has I am apprehensive to do so. Beginners will be able to get a lot od distance with this disc. If they are willing to buy a few of them and practice, this could be the only disc in their bags other than a putter.

This disc was very surprising to me.  I got it in a subscription box and was immediately turned off by the understable numbers and almost didn't even throw it.  On a whim I decided to take it out to the course and now it is has found a spot.

First off, this is like the perfect understable compliment to the Emac Truth.  It goes far, it has some nice turn, but it isn't so understable that it won't stay in the air.  I threw this into a decent headwind, it flipped up and took a gradual turn to the right, but went very far without much effort.  It just wants to stay in the air.  With a tailwind, it stood up flat and had a nice soft fade at the end, again going very far.  

I get a good smooth release with a BH and a flight that I feel very confident in, which is sometimes hard with understable discs.  I didn't like to throw it on a FH, I couldn't get the smooth release, it felt it a little odd with my grip.  

My course is very open, but I could see huge benefits with this disc on a wooded or tight course.  It flies like putter straight, but goes a lot further.