Buzzbaits

[Guest]

Now the rivers are getting low for the season, its buzzbait time.

Do ya'll have a favorite brand or size that you use often?

Or make your own buzzbaits?

I'm looking for a buzzbait that will spin at low speed.

Counter rotating blades are good for this, but it's hard to find a company that still makes those blades.

I've had very good success with a Herb's Dilly Buzz Spoon.

Its 5/8oz, so that makes it tough to stay up at low speeds.

However, it jumps logs without hanging up.

I've replaced the buzzbait with a horny toad in recent years, but I get tired of changing them out after a couple of strikes.

[Mitch f]

I like the Cavitron........

Squeaks right out of the box and runs true. Also runs at a very slow speed and makes a nice bubble trail. The only down side is a Roland Martin endorsement!

[Guest]

I like the Cavitron........

Squeaks right out of the box and runs true. Also runs at a very slow speed and makes a nice bubble trail. The only down side is a Roland Martin endorsement!

what size and color?

[Mitch f]

I use lighter colors in clear water and black in stained water

[Chief Grey Bear]

Go to A to Z Sporting Goods, something like that, I know it is A To Z, on old 71 north of Alma. They have just what you are looking for. I got some double bladed buzzbaits there last year. Good prices on them and they are made in Arkansas. In fact they have a ton of fishing stuff made in Arkansas. Check them out.

[MOsmallies]

Revenge Buzzbaits are probably my favorite. Revenge makes some great products...

http://www.tacklewarehouse.com/Revenge_Buzzbait/descpage-RBWBB.html#multiview

[Smalliebigs]

I think it's a coin toss between Revenge and Cavitrons both are very nice....but, the Revenge is really sweet and gives me confidence and that's what it's all about.

[countryred]

I used to make my own. I would use a larger blade, for a 1/2 oz., and put in on a 3/8 oz. It would slow crawl along just right.

[bfishn]

Go to A to Z Sporting Goods, something like that, I know it is A To Z, on old 71 north of Alma. They have just what you are looking for. I got some double bladed buzzbaits there last year. Good prices on them and they are made in Arkansas. In fact they have a ton of fishing stuff made in Arkansas. Check them out.

Yep. Good deals on tools too;

http://www.atozwarehouse.com/sporting-goods.html

[Jerry Rapp]

find some with the old triple plastic blades. Plop, plop, plop real slow.