I saw them on clearance at my local Academy store. I picked up a couple not really a spinner bait guy but the place I am going this weekend that's the go to bait I keep hearing

I never had any trouble out of them other than the wire eventually breaking but that's just a given on most any spinnerbait if you catch enough fish on one. I don't throw a spinnerbait much anymore but when I do it's a war eagle. I really like there get 5 spinner bait and they make a good buzzbait

I dont like re shaping these spinnerbaits or putting new blades on everytime I catch a fish. So I tend to avoid them and stick with the Terminators, War Eagles, Daiwa's and Stanley's

They ar ok, but prefer War Eagle and these: http://www.freedomlures.com/Freedom_Tackle/Products/Entries/2013/6/8_Spinner_Bait.html

From what I understand the thin wire is good as it helps with vibration...or something like that.  I think I saw a Jimmy Houston video talking about it somewhere.

i bought one booyah spinnerbait in white about 5-6 years ago. it has been a bass slayer for me. ive caught a ton of fish on it. amazingly the skirt is even still holding up. its my favorite spinnerbait of the ones i own...

I've never had an issue with any.

Hope this helps. I caught more bass on Booyah spinnerbaits than any other brand EXCEPT War Eagle spinnerbaits. Not sure if it's the skirt material used on them or what but I can cast a War Eagle out and catch a fish when the other brands wont work. I have all three and catch bass on them. I like all spinnerbaits but by far the toughest would have to be the Terminator brand with the Titanium wire and then the War Eagle would come next. After I digress, there would be no problem with the Booyah brand spinnerbaits.

I have a love hate relationship with Booyah SB's. I will agree that the thin wire puts out serious vibration compared to thicker gauge SB's. However, there is a give and take with this scenario. I have had more booyah's snap on me more than I care to count.

They catch fish but are the weakest SB I've ever fished. I have had the wire break on numerous ones, to the point where I don't buy them anymore. They are usually good for two to three fish before you do more straightening than fishing. That's if they haven't broken by then. Just my experience

They catch fish but are the weakest SB I've ever fished. I have had the wire break on numerous ones, to the point where I don't buy them anymore. They are usually good for two to three fish before you do more straightening than fishing. That's if they haven't broken by then. Just my experience

 

Exactly!! 

I have a love hate relationship with Booyah SB's. I will agree that the thin wire puts out serious vibration compared to thicker gauge SB's. However, there is a give and take with this scenario. I have had more booyah's snap on me more than I care to count.

Same problem with the snapping. .Try the Booyah pikee... Nice spinnerbait also. .won't snap..

Same problem with the snapping. .Try the Booyah pikee... Nice spinnerbait also. .won't snap..

Thank you for the info. I have never heard of these particular booyah's.

They replaced one of their Blades for me that had lost a blade after two fish.