Favorite Buzzbaits

[iceintheveins]

1. Cavitron

2. Accent High Rider

3. Strike King Titanium Elite

4. Lunker Lure

5. Terminator

[JigNBig]

Cavitron

[Jake.]

Cavitron

x1000

[iceintheveins]

Cavitrons do rock. Slow retrieve, and great squeeking and gurgling action. Have caught more largemouth, smallmouth, pike, and even trout on it than I can count. Might be the deadliest pike lure around.

[Avalonjohn44]

I love Cavitrons also.  I also have a black and red Booyah that just rocks.  Other booyahs suck for me though... I am really partial to inline buzzbaits like the Uncle Bucks one with a bucktail skirt.  I think for quantity the inline is best, but for big ones, the traditional buzzbait is best.

[bocabasser]

i fell in love with the reaction innovations squeeky dolphin. you adjust the tension to create different sounds and splashes. it is a hog catcher.

[Avalonjohn44]

Never heard of that one... Must resist the monkey...

[FishTank]

Cavitron followed by Booyah.

[Bassin_Fin@tic]

Never heard of that one... Must resist the monkey...

too funny  ;D I was thinking the same.

Cavatron 1/8 all the way to 3/8

Booyah counterstrike buzz and the pond magic only

Strike King Triple

[LandofLincoln]

Cavitron.

A remarkable product as it actually performs as advertised.

[ohiobassmaster93]

personaly i like strikeking buzzbaits but  the booyah ones are ok but strikeking all the way

[Big-O]

Rage Tail Shad gets the vote here.

[iceintheveins]

I love Cavitrons also. I also have a black and red Booyah that just rocks. Other booyahs suck for me though... I am really partial to inline buzzbaits like the Uncle Bucks one with a bucktail skirt. I think for quantity the inline is best, but for big ones, the traditional buzzbait is best.

I like inlines too. They are more weedless. My main gripe against them is you have to retrieve them faster to get them to stay on the surface. So they aren't in my top five, but I do use them, especially in the middle of the summer around heavy weeds.

That's why I love the cavitrons and accent high riders so much, they come to the surface and STAY THERE with a slow retrieve.

[MaxDal]

1 - Persuader Gold Rush

2 - Cavitron

3 - Terminator Ball-Buster

4 - OSP Zero One

5 - LC BMH (cast a mile)    

But I really love my Gold Rush buzzs from Persuader ....

[Avalonjohn44]

I like inlines too. They are more weedless. My main gripe against them is you have to retrieve them faster to get them to stay on the surface. So they aren't in my top five, but I do use them, especially in the middle of the summer around heavy weeds.

The ones I stocked up on a few years ago sink fast because of the bulky leadhead on them.  I file it down so I can get a slower retrieve.  I also lose a tiny bit of weight by removing those very annoying wire weed guards.  It helps, and has not hurt casting distance too badly.

[Curado]

Hart Ticker

[ejtaylor822]

1. booyah

2. Strike King

[RoLo]

1. booyah

2. Strike King

I only use buzzbaits in a light chop (i.e. heavy ripple).

If anyone knows of a buzzbait that is LOUDER than a Booyah Buzz

would you please post it here on the forum...TIA

Roger

[MNGeorge]

Persuader double buzz for me.  It is a derivative of the old Blue Fox double buzzer of which I still have one or two also.  I prefer the double buzz for two main and opposing reasons.  First, they stay on top at very slow speeds and still make quite a ruckus.  Second, in river current, where I do 95% of my fishing, I can burn them in and not have them wash out due the side force of the current.  In the summer, Smallies are in the fastest water a lot of times and you really have to be moving the buzzer to attract any bites.

[iceintheveins]

Persuader double buzz for me. It is a derivative of the old Blue Fox double buzzer of which I still have one or two also. I prefer the double buzz for two main and opposing reasons. First, they stay on top at very slow speeds and still make quite a ruckus. Second, in river current, where I do 95% of my fishing, I can burn them in and not have them wash out due the side force of the current. In the summer, Smallies are in the fastest water a lot of times and you really have to be moving the buzzer to attract any bites.

Good post. Ever tried the accent hi rider buzzbait? It has a couple of small floats on it to keep it on the surface at even slower speeds. Oh, and when you retrieve a buzzbait AGAINST the current, you can keep the speed even slower. I can't tell you how many big smallies and pike I catch in Colorado's Yampa River using buzzbaits.

[ba7ss3in]

1. booyah

2. Strike King

x2, going to have to try the cavitron and the squeeky dolpin. Big fan of Reaction Inn. products.

[Wayne P.]

Custom

[rondef]

Strike King Premiere double buzz.

[VA BassHound]

1/8oz Strike King Tri-Wing Buzz King

[iceintheveins]

1/8oz Strike King Tri-Wing Buzz King

That's a good one too, especially on calm days. I usually use the bigger models, but the little 1/8 ouncer can get you into buzzbait action when they show no interest in the bigger, louder ones.