A buzzbait tip

[Oldfart9999]

One thing I used to do is throw buzzbaits shallow at noon, bright sunny day noon, not always but there are times when bass are feeding then and I could get a good bite going. Fishermen would come back, ask me what I was doing then pulling away wondering how dumb I could be, after all, everybody knows buzzbaits don't work at noon. Guess all the bass that took the bait were dumber than me.
Rodney

[Mike Cork]

Great tip, some of my biggest surface bass have been in the bright sunshine.

The bass is a sunfish after all

[Smallie_Stalker]

Everybody knows topwaters of any kind don't work at noon. Like throwing a black Tiny Torpedo in ultra-clear water on a bright sunny afternoon. Don't try it. It doesn't work.

That's my story and I'm sticking to it.

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[WTodd]

Everybody knows topwaters of any kind don't work at noon.
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Florida bass say hold our beers


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[Bud Kennedy]

This Florida Bass hit the lure at just after 1PM.  PS.  It was not the only one.  Picture taken at Vero Trophy Bass Lakes

[D.W. Verts]

All summer long, but especially in June, here in MO.

Dale

[FishinBuck07]

I will throw that bad boy all day long if I am on a certain body of water here at home!!

[Oldfart9999]

By bending the wire right or left the bait can be made to run into cover, at times a trigger that can produce good numbers.
Rodney

[Oldfart9999]

The bend that I mentioned.
Rodney

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[D.W. Verts]

No big ones, but they were SMOKING a buzz bait yesterday under bright skies, ninety-plus degree temps, and the water was 84. You couldn't out-crank them. If they wanted it, they got it.

Dale