Spinnerbaits & Buzzbaits: Flash, Vibration & Topwater Excitement
At Los Cazadores, we reach for spinnerbaits and buzzbaits when we want power, reaction strikes, and attention-grabbing action.
Whether you're burning through grass lines, fishing muddy water, or waking the surface at dawn, these baits are built for big, aggressive bites.
We stock a wide range of spinnerbaits and buzzbaits in various blade styles, weights, and skirt colors—ready to target bass, pike, and inshore predators alike.
Designed for covering water fast and triggering instinctive strikes, these baits are a must-have in every power fishing setup.
Spinnerbaits for Flash and Versatility
Double willow, Colorado, and tandem blade spinnerbaits give you options for speed, vibration, and lift.
Fish them along weed lines, through standing timber, or over submerged structure to find aggressive feeders.
Buzzbaits for Explosive Topwater Action
Buzzbaits skip over grass mats and churn the surface to draw topwater blowups—especially effective in low-light or overcast conditions.
Add a soft plastic trailer for extra action and water displacement.
Built for Dirty Water & Heavy Cover
Both bait types excel when visibility is low or fish are buried in shallow structure.
The flash and vibration help fish locate your bait even in murky water or heavy current.
Top Brands in Stock
We carry spinnerbaits and buzzbaits from Strike King, Booyah, War Eagle, Z-Man, and Nichols Lures—trusted by weekend anglers and tournament pros alike.
Read More
FAQs
When should I use a spinnerbait instead of a crankbait?
Spinnerbaits are better in heavy cover, muddy water, or when fish are spread out. They come through grass and wood more cleanly than crankbaits and provide strong vibration for dirty water conditions.
What’s the best time to throw a buzzbait?
Early morning, late evening, or on overcast days are prime times for buzzbaits. They're especially effective during the spring and fall when fish are feeding aggressively in the shallows.
Do I need a trailer hook on spinnerbaits or buzzbaits?
A trailer hook can improve hookup ratios, especially with short-striking fish. Use them when fish are swiping or conditions call for slower retrieves.
