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Bought some a while ago and threw one last evening. Caught 5 on it, 2 5s a 4 a 3 and a dink. The thing is jacked lol, wire will never be like it was. Now I fished till dark so I'm not sure really how it's running with how I was able to straighten the wire out. And I'm not complaining I don't care but is it normal not to get many fish out of these baits? 

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My buzzbaits and spinnerbaits used to get all jacked up and kinked and bent because I used cheap steel frame ones and there is a serious abundance of pike around here.  The cavitron is a steel frame even though it is a higher quality buzzbait.

 

I only use Terminator series buzz and spinner baits now that are titanium frames.  They last a lot longer and hold their strength/shape after many fish.  They cost more, but the durability is worth it.

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To answer your question: No. Yes, it is normal to get a lot of hits and fish with the Cavitron.

 

Consider adding a trailer hook, too.

 

Keep us posted on your catches and post some pics.

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2 hours ago, Sam said:

To answer your question: No. Yes, it is normal to get a lot of hits and fish with the Cavitron.

 

Consider adding a trailer hook, too.

 

Keep us posted on your catches and post some pics.

Post them here? Here is a cpl but I have more pics.

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Ok, it only let me upload one and is now giving me an upload error message. 

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Cavitrons are the best buzzbaits imho. We've caught a ton of fish on them. And I've used a lot of different brands. 

 

It seems most will last years but every once and awhile one gets destroyed rather easily. 

 

Since we've gone to Whopper Ploppeds though we don't use buzzbaits anymore. 

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I've never had one get worn out really quickly. They tend to hold up for dozens of fish for me, unless I do something stupid (see below).

 

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4 hours ago, Bluebasser86 said:

I've never had one get worn out really quickly. They tend to hold up for dozens of fish for me, unless I do something stupid (see below).

 

Or hit the windshield, motor, seat, overhanging tree, deck, side of the boat or throw it into the grass or a tree. Otherwise, it works great!

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Absolutely not problems with Cavitron buzzbaits ?

 

I do however throw 1/2 oz only!

 

& No your Whopper Popper aint gonna out fish it!

I think there plenty of situations where I can fish a buzzbait but there's no way to use a Whopper, too many weeds.

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There is no doubt Cavitrons are great buzzbaits by the shear number of people that swear by them .  They can be worked slower than my old stand by Lunker Lure  and  my  homemade lures . So far I havent caught much on them but thats just the way it works sometimes . They do bend out of shape easily . 

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6 hours ago, Dens228 said:

I think there plenty of situations where I can fish a buzzbait but there's no way to use a Whopper, too many weeds.

 

 

If that's the case I'll use my Homemade Teckel Sprinker Frog or as I call it, the Weedless Whopper Plopper.

You should get more fish than that out of it easily. Bending them back and tuning them to run right again just takes a little practice.

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Just straighten it out and keep fishing it. I had a couple 25 fish days on a cavitron. The same black on black one I throw all the time. I have a a few spares for when I lose one. 

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I've had Cavitron's last me 30+ fish, and I've had some last me 3 fish before. The pike and bowfin can destroy a buzzbait in no time. The same can be said about boat flipping 4+ pound bass with them. 

 

For the most part though, my Cavitron's usually last me quite a few fish. 

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On ‎10‎/‎27‎/‎2017 at 7:01 PM, gimruis said:

My buzzbaits and spinnerbaits used to get all jacked up and kinked and bent because I used cheap steel frame ones and there is a serious abundance of pike around here.  The cavitron is a steel frame even though it is a higher quality buzzbait.

 

I only use Terminator series buzz and spinner baits now that are titanium frames.  They last a lot longer and hold their strength/shape after many fish.  They cost more, but the durability is worth it.

Worth while advice ...

On 10/28/2017 at 8:30 AM, scaleface said:

So far I havent caught much on them but thats just the way it works sometimes . They do bend out of shape easily .

Yup. Not sure if it's just coincidence, but I catch more on the Booyah.

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2 hours ago, BuzzHudson19c said:

Yup. Not sure if it's just coincidence, but I catch more on the Booyah.

 

Did catch a fair amount of fish on the Booyah Clacker buzzbait. 

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22 hours ago, fishballer06 said:

I've had Cavitron's last me 30+ fish

Then what happens ?  I hope the wire doesnt break while fighting a big fish . I would like to have a Cavitron heavy duty . 

 

 

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1 hour ago, scaleface said:

Then what happens ?  I hope the wire doesnt break while fighting a big fish . I would like to have a Cavitron heavy duty . 

The same things that happen to every other buzz/spinner-bait style lure. Wires bend out (or break), blades break, etc.

 

I will say this. I fish buzzbaits on braid and I have never bent out a hook on a Cavitron.

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Just now, fishballer06 said:

The same things that happen to every other buzz/spinner-bait style lure. Wires bend out (or break), blades break, etc.

I dont recall ever having a  buzzbait wire break . I have worn the blades through on lots of them .  The only wire I know of that broke was on  a Storm Wild Eye Shad spinnerbait  which had a very thin wire . It broke after less than a dozen fish while fighting a small bass . I didnt buy another one .

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3 hours ago, fishballer06 said:

The same things that happen to every other buzz/spinner-bait style lure. Wires bend out (or break), blades break, etc.

 

I will say this. I fish buzzbaits on braid and I have never bent out a hook on a Cavitron.

 

 

Same. Never had one break and caught a lot of bigger bass and northerns on them. 

I've broken one or two, but only because I spent a few days skipping them underneath docks which is pretty hard on them.  I actually have one right now that has caught well over 100 bass, and it's still going strong.

11 hours ago, fishballer06 said:

The same things that happen to every other buzz/spinner-bait style lure. Wires bend out (or break), blades break, etc.

 

I will say this. I fish buzzbaits on braid and I have never bent out a hook on a Cavitron.

Same here :ok-wink:

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I had a brand new 1/4 oz black cavitron buzzbait ,today. I caught three on a 1/2 oz then the bite stopped so I decided to give the smaller bait a try but I wanted white. So I replaced the black skirt with a white , tossed it in the lake and watched it sink away. I forgot to tie it on.

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