Picasso Buzz Saw Buzzbaits

Picasso Buzz Saw Buzzbaits bring a noisy, double-blade presentation to topwater bass fishing. Counter-rotating blades help the bait plane quickly and track straight, while the tough .051 wire is designed to reduce the need for repeated tuning after catches. A Mustad Ultra Point hook and long-lasting Duraseal coating complete the setup. Each package contains one buzzbait.

Make the Surface Hard to Ignore

Choose the Buzz Saw when a quiet surface presentation is not what you want. Its double blades create disturbance as you retrieve, giving bass a moving target to track across the surface. The counter-rotating design supports straight tracking, helping you keep the bait on your intended line instead of constantly correcting its course.

The tradeoff is deliberate: this is a conspicuous presentation. When fish follow without committing or seem reluctant to chase, a slower or subtler bait may be a better follow-up. Keep the Buzz Saw for situations where noise and surface movement are part of the plan, rather than assuming more disturbance always produces more bites.

Get It Up, Then Keep It Working

Begin retrieving promptly after the cast and find the slowest steady pace that keeps the blades working at the surface. Cast beyond the target where possible so the bait is running cleanly before it crosses the productive area. A consistent retrieve along a bank or cover edge is a practical starting technique.

Best for: freshwater bass, bank-covering topwater retrieves, and fishing along shallow cover edges with room for the blades to turn. Low-light periods and visible shallow feeding activity are useful times to test a buzzbait. Around thick vegetation or tangled wood, check clearance rather than treating the lure as snag-proof.

Choose weight for your tackle, casting needs, and retrieve control. The listed 3/8, 1/2, and 3/4 oz models give you options without changing the core double-blade design. Test your chosen model at close range before making longer casts.

Have a Follow-Up Ready

When a bass shows interest but misses the surface bait, consider a separate soft-jerkbait presentation with the Zoom Super Fluke 5-inch, rigged appropriately for the cover. This is a follow-up bait option, not a required Buzz Saw trailer.

If you want to shift from the surface to a subsurface moving presentation around gravel, rock, or ledges, compare the Picasso Shock Blade Tungsten Knocker. It offers a different tool for covering water when the topwater approach is not the right fit.

Built Around Noise and Straight Tracking

• Double-blade buzzbait design for a noisy surface presentation.
• Counter-rotating blades for fast planing and straight tracking.
• Tough .051 wire designed to reduce repeated re-tuning.
• Mustad Ultra Point hook.
• Long-lasting Duraseal coating.
• One buzzbait per package.

Tackle Express Tips

• Make a short test retrieve to find the pace that keeps your chosen model working at the surface.
• Check wire alignment and blade clearance after a fish or snag. Tough wire reduces tuning demands but does not eliminate inspection.
• When a fish strikes, let the rod load before setting the hook instead of reacting only to the splash.

Before You Make a Surface Pass

What makes the Buzz Saw different?
It uses two counter-rotating blades for a noisy presentation, fast planing, and straight tracking.

What hook does it use?
A Mustad Ultra Point hook. Hook size is not specified in the listing information.

Which weights are listed here?
3/8, 1/2, and 3/4 oz, each with Black/Black Blade, Gizzard Shad/Nickel Blade, and White/Nickel Blade options.

How many buzzbaits are included?
One per package.