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Products returned in new, store-bought condition are eligible for exchange, refund, or Tackle Warehouse store credit for the full value of your purchase.
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For anglers who are looking the drop the hammer on hungry bass, the Greenfish Hammerhead Buzz is the premier choice. Modeled after a previously discontinued buzzbait, the Greenfish Hammerhead Buzz is built with a premium buzz blade and a specialized head shape, which create a unique “hammering" acoustic with each rotation.Forcing bass to strike out of sheer agitation, the Greenfish Hammerhead Buzz is formed around a heavy-duty wire and backed by a razor-sharp 5/0 Mustad Hook. Fitted with a flowing silicone skirt for added attraction, the Greenfish Hammerhead Buzz is sure to become your go-to buzzbait for topwater action
Comments: I tried these because someone reviewed and said it was like the boogerman....This bait is definitely not a boogerman. It is a copy of the Bass Alarm Buzzbait ( old chatterbuzz ) , which by the way is available and still in production contrary to what is advertised here and on greenfish tackle's website. You want the original with Gammi hooks go to bassalarm.com. Tackle warehouse should try and add the bassalarm. Tacklewarehouse is so great for putting the real reviews online, its honest and saves us from buying something we dont want or need...thanks TWH!
From: Eric: Jacksonville, FL 8/13/17
Comments: this is the old boogerman buzzbait. Only difference is skirt material. Its the only buzz I'll throw.
From: Unknown 4/24/17
Comments: Purchased them and find them to be frustrating. They certainly do not replace the chatterbuzz, hooks are not very sharp, recommend sharpening them prior to use. False advertising also...that previously discontinued buzzbait is not a true statement, I saw a previous review and validated it.
From: Tim Johnson: Richmond, VA 4/23/17
Comments: this buzz bait is very good and every time i use it i think there is a helicopter
From: Austin Anderson - Galena, AR 3/31/17
Comments: This Buzzbait is a close copy of the ChatterBUZZ, a buzzbait that is still available under a different name BASSALARM. That company holds all the original molds and has improved all the hooks to Gammi's. This baits skirts did not hold up for me, the hooks are adequate but not as good as the Gamakatsu's...This bait will do in a pinch.
From: Brian: Virginia 1/7/17
Comments: 5 minutes into using this buzzbait the skirt flew off of it. It does have a unique sound that is loud & has a small profile. I feel like this buzzbait will work better in the spring when typical baitfish are smaller.
From: Jeffrey: Williamston, NC 7/29/16