Big Bite Baits Tour Toad Buzz 3/8 oz Buzzbait
Big Bite Baits Tour Toad Buzz 3/8 oz Buzzbait
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The Big Bite Baits Tour Toad Buzz pairs a soft-plastic Tour Toad with a buzzbait frame for a surface presentation with sound and movement. This 3/8 oz model comes rigged with its trailer, ready for a steady retrieve across open lanes beside bass cover.
A double wire keeper helps secure the soft plastic, and a hand-painted head matches the trailer. The squeaky blade can be tuned to contact the head when you want additional noise.
Product Details
- Brand: Big Bite Baits.
- Model: Tour Toad Buzz.
- Style: topwater buzzbait.
- Weight: 3/8 oz.
- Pack quantity: 1 buzzbait.
- Comes rigged with a soft-plastic Tour Toad trailer.
- Double wire keeper helps hold the trailer in place.
- Hand-painted head matched to the soft plastic.
- Squeaky blade can be tuned for head contact and additional noise.
- Options: Silver Blade / White, Gold Blade / Black, Silver Blade / Watermelon Red Ghost, Chartreuse Blade / GP Chart Lam Toad, and Black Blade / Black Toad.
How to Fish It
Check that the trailer sits straight, the hook point is clear, and the blade rotates freely before casting. Begin reeling promptly after the bait lands, then settle into a retrieve that keeps the blade working at the surface.
Cast parallel to a bank, along a vegetation edge, or through an open lane beside cover. Start with a steady pace and change speed between casts to find a workable cadence. Keep the exposed hook out of dense vegetation and tight branches.
If you adjust the blade for head contact, make small changes and test the bait nearby to confirm the blade still turns. When a fish strikes, keep reeling until you feel its weight before setting the hook rather than reacting only to the splash.
Care and Storage
Clear grass and debris from the blade and wire frame after each retrieve. Inspect the trailer for tears and reseat it on the keepers when needed. Check the hook and frame after fish or hard contact, let the bait dry before storage, and keep the soft plastic separate from incompatible lure materials and prolonged heat.
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