Buzzbaits - Page 2

Fish2win · 03-12-08, 01:12 PM

The buzz jewell was real unigue. He would take a big Colorado blade and split it down so far. Then ahe would bend them in opposite directions. Then he would take a normal blade wire and fuse a smaller Colorado to the line tie part fro a head. The woyudl also attach the hood(welded) to the blade he put on the head. The head woyuld allow the bait a lot of lift and a little more flash The rotating blade would run really slow because of the cup in the blades. It was very different. He also made a bait called a spin jewel. I still have one of his buzz jewels that I found in a box that was in an estate sale recently. I bought the whole box just to get that 1 bait. Fish2win

Bob Smith · 03-12-08, 04:34 PM

Well, I guess I never saw one of those! Can you get a picture of one?

03-12-08, 01:12 PM	#26
Fish2win BassFishin.Com Active Member Join Date: May 2005 Location: Norris Tennessee Posts: 469	The buzz jewell was real unigue. He would take a big Colorado blade and split it down so far. Then ahe would bend them in opposite directions. Then he would take a normal blade wire and fuse a smaller Colorado to the line tie part fro a head. The woyudl also attach the hood(welded) to the blade he put on the head. The head woyuld allow the bait a lot of lift and a little more flash The rotating blade would run really slow because of the cup in the blades. It was very different. He also made a bait called a spin jewel. I still have one of his buzz jewels that I found in a box that was in an estate sale recently. I bought the whole box just to get that 1 bait. Fish2win __________________ Norris Tennessee set the hook! They dont have hands.

03-12-08, 04:34 PM	#27
Bob Smith BassFishin.Com Super Veteran Join Date: Nov 2007 Location: Cartersville, Georgia Posts: 1,472	Well, I guess I never saw one of those! Can you get a picture of one? __________________ Bob Smith a.k.a. "Porko" (vintage Strike King variety!)

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