In-Line Buzzbaits

[MSPbass]

Anyone use them? What do you think? Are they more snagless than traditional buzzbait?

[Bassin_Fin@tic]

In my limited experience they will come over pads and slop much better than a regular buzz.

[cart7t]

Yes and yes.  Keep the rod tip high on retrieve and you can bring those things through some of the thickest surface junk.  The blades will even keep spinning.

[MALTESE FALCON]

I use my in-line buzzbait more than my traditional buzzbait because, for some reason I catch more fish with it, and it is fairly snag-free.

Falcon

[Bassboss]

Nope, not weedless at all unless you get one with a weedless hook as apposed to a treble hook, and to make it weedless you gotta put some kind of grub on for a trailer.  

[cart7t]

Nope, not weedless at all unless you get one with a weedless hook as apposed to a treble hook, and to make it weedless you gotta put some kind of grub on for a trailer.

All the inline buzzers like the Bluefox or the BPS Uncle Bucks Buzzer come with a dual wire weedguard.

It works very well.  About the only problems you have are slop getting wrapped up in the front of the blade.

[Raul]

Nope, not weedless at all unless you get one with a weedless hook as apposed to a treble hook, and to make it weedless you gotta put some kind of grub on for a trailer.

Dude, an in-line buzzer ain 't the same as an in-line spinner.  

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