In 1994, Larry Lazoen won on the Potomac using the lone 1/8 ounce Cavitron buzzbait that he owned, joking that his lure was so beaten up that the bass were attacking it so it wont reproduce. The most memorable win, however, may have been the one earned by Jim Bitter in 1992
The perfect hook for small live baits and delicate saltwater presentations
A day spent in the filth and muck wet-wading up and down a sluggish, tepid prairie river tossing streamers and poppers past bored livestock resulted in zero drag issues, despite me trying extra hard to make it so, including deliberately dropping it in the mud, dunking it the river, and dragging it through the weeds
Experiment with long pauses, a quick succession of pops, or even walk-the-dog action as the bass get more into a chasing mode
In the foreword to the book Small Ambassadeurs: The Legendary Light-Line Fishing Reels , former company owner Lennart Borgstrm makes a interesting and bold prediction