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I bought a black Strike King Bleeding Elite serires buzzbait for my next trip which will be mostly at night, but i was wondering if throwing it after sunup would still catch fish.

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It will work for a bit in the morning and late evening in the summer months, but in the fall, i have thrown a black 3/4oz buzz bait all day on the Lake of the Ozarks. Just one of those deals where you gotta experiment and see what the fish tell you.

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If it were me, and depending on sunny vs. cloudy then I would choose sunfish colored for sunny and fire tiger for cloudy.  You can try your luck with black, but if no reaction after the sun is half way up- switch colors.  run a shore line with your black, if it works, continue...  If not run that same shore line again with something lighter colored.  Keep a rogue set up handy for a missed strike.

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Yes it will work.  Just will depend on the conditions for the day.  When it is cloudy and overcast I like a black on black buzzbait.

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Yes it will work.  Just will depend on the conditions for the day.  When it is cloudy and overcast I like a black on black buzzbait.

 

My favorite spinnerbait for overcast days is a black skirt with a hammered copper Colorado blade.

 

No reason to think a black buzzbait wouldn't work too.

 

Tom

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I killed the bass on a black/red Buzzbait in the middle of a warm sunny day earlier in the season.

My go to Buzzbait color in any conditions

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Jack (fishfordollars) Yates secret lure was a 1/4 oz black buzzbait.

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I think they'd work. I don't use black buzzbaits, but I've caught fish on black Jitterbugs and black soft plastic toads under bluebird skies as well as less bright conditions, so I see no reason why black buzzbaits wouldn't work as well.

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Im a bit of a buzzbait fanatic...I own white and chartruese buzzers, but Black is pretty much all I throw.

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Black is one of my best, it almost always works. Heck yeah it will work during the day, especially when it's cloudy.

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Yes, it will work. Also get a white one, and those will be the only 2 buzzbaits you need.

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I don't think color matters too much on a buzz bait other than in your head.  I have caught fish on black, white, chartreuse and even some that the skirts got torn off at all times during the day and night.

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Don't listen to dock talk-Its all just talk- that black buzz bait will work any time day or night -PERIOD

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Black Omega buzz bait + lake of the Ozarks is a match made for any fisherman!

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Nope, Black Buzzbaits most definitely DONT work during the day.

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Black is about the only buzzbait color I use, day or night. 

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Great video Bobby! thanks for sharing it. i now REALLY want a Cavitron.

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Will A Black Buzzbait Work During The Day?

 

You bet!

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