Any bass catching lately?

[Fish24/7]

BUZZBAITS! got my attention !! if anybody has any buzzbait questions I'd be happy to answer them. I've spent the last 30 years playing the buzzbait game.. My nickname is Buzz because of  my obsesession with them that started when I was 5.

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[Mitch f]

Yea, I don't think the buzzbait color matters too much. I watched a couple of George Cochran videos where he would tweak the blades with more cup for a slower speed in the mornings and used darker Buzzbaits, as the day progressed, he would flatten out the blades a tad to make it faster and use a white color. Pretty sure he liked a long rod with a medium tip to delay the hookset a little. I'm a walk the dog guy mostly but have had my tail handed to me sometimes on the river with guys throwing buzzbaits. 

[Ham]

Color matters when in matters. Sometimes not at all and other times it can make or break you.

[snagged in outlet 3]

2 hours ago, Ham said:

Color matters when in matters. Sometimes not at all and other times it can make or break you.

Tru dat!!

I like 3 bladed buzzers, you can fish them very slowly and stay up on top.

[Fish24/7]

1 hour ago, snagged in outlet 3 said:

Tru dat!!

I like 3 bladed buzzers, you can fish them very slowly and stay up on top.

yep, triple  and quad blades are great for those days where fish are tight to cover and won't chase. With 3 or even 4 wings you can  easily retrieve it nice and slow keeping it in the strike zone longer.

[Moswimb8slinger]

On 8/17/2016 at 11:08 AM, Bill Babler said:

Be interesting to know how many spotted bass were measured and if there were any smallmouth measured in the Yak derby.  Bet most of them were LM.

I do believe most of them were LM, some guys might have caught a Spot or 2 but may not have mentioned it. And I don't think anyone went far enough up Bull Creek to run into the SM's.

I walked the boardwalk at the Landing on Tuesday afternoon and saw 6 Spots, all were around 15", hanging around the front weedline out from the concrete wall.