Nails on a chalkboard.

To bass, that’s what a buzzbait must sound like. Anyone who has witnessed the unbridled violence visited upon these squeaking, squealing lures can attest. As the metal-winged noisemaker straight-lines it back to the angler, a bass attacks from below, sending a spray of water, and sometimes the lure, skyward. For this reason, bass often miss a buzzbait. But, there are a few things you can do to up your odds of hooking up.

For one, use a trailer hook. Anytime you run a buzzbait with a skirt and, therefore, have room to attach a free-swinging trailer hook to the main hook, do it. Hookup ratios on the main hook hover around fifty percent but a trailer hook will pick up most of the short strikers. If cover is sparse enough to allow for it, use a trailer hook!

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