Looking to cover water and catch big fish? Look no further than the buzzbait! In this video, Major League Fishing Pro Andy Montgomery shows the ins and outs of fishing with a buzzbait, including the best gear to use and the key techniques to help you catch more fish.
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One of the best things about buzzbait fishing is its versatile ability that can be used in various conditions. Other than the dead of winter, a buzzbait is a great option for most times of the year down south, especially on windy, overcast days. Montgomery says the biggest advantage of fishing a buzzbait is that it allows you to quickly cover a lot of water.
Unlike other topwaters that force you to slow down, a simple cast and wind is all that’s needed to work a buzzbait. Montgomery delivers a tip on how pointing your rod straight at the bait will minimize snags and hangups. He almost treats it as a frog to a certain extent and explains that you shouldn’t be afraid to throw a buzzbait around the thickest of cover.
Breaking down the setup, Montgomery prefers to use a soft plastic on his buzzbait instead of the traditional skirt. This allows the fish to key in on something hard. A 7’3” medium-heavy rod paired with a fast gear ratio reel is ideal for making long casts, picking up slack, and pulling fish out of heavy cover. Montgomery likes using 20-pound fluorocarbon, a nice middle ground between monofilament and braid, but says that some prefer other options. With the right gear, techniques, and setup, you’ll be well on your way to reeling in more fish than ever before on a buzzbait!
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Excellent video Andy.
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I think it is great that people who don't speak English as their first language are able to make videos about fishing for the rest of us. Keep up the good work and you can become fluent in English if you work hard enough at it! Way to go!
I'm guessing that he's skipping an open water to just show that you can skip with it?
What weight?
You can tell Andy's a great all around guy an fisherman ..thanks an an
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We're can we see whole shows at
"when your heart hits your butthole" good advice LOL
Like the skirt off … nice presentation … thank you for the great tip … and yes surprisingly weedless fun top water bait capable of catching you a heavier Bass.
Great action video. I would have thought fluorocarbon line would make your topwater baits sink.
I'm no expert, but maybe don't lick the lead keeper.