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Blakemore Road Runner Reality Shad Buffet Rig
Blakemore Road Runner Reality Shad Buffet Rig works to simulate schooling fish. Pro 2.0 heads, prism eyes and flashing, vibrating, brass willow blades attract the attention of hungry predators. Per each.
Web ID: 100119953
Reviews
Rated 4 out of
5 by
notrouthere from
good luregood crappie lure but if you catch a nice walleye or a wiper they will bend the hooks and get off.
Date published: 2017-06-27
Rated 5 out of
5 by
DDYS from
Great for SpecksI often pier fish at night for speckled sea trout . The buffet rig is similar to a speck rig and very effective. The added flash from the spinner blades seems to help.
Date published: 2016-09-13
Rated 5 out of
5 by
dansfishntales from
Road Runner make Go To LuresI’ve used Road Runners for many years in Arkansas, Missouri, Iowa and Illinois, and have always found them to be a “go to” lure for many species, but especially crappie, bluegill, white bass, largemouth, smallmouth and Kentucky Spotted bass. The Reality Shad is no different. This past summer I blew away all theories about crappie only hitting in deep, cooler water during that time of year. On a day of 95° I was fishing a shallow weed area, with water at the maximum depth of 4 feet. I caught several crappie from 10” to 13 1/2” by using the Sushi colored Reality Shad Road Runner, with a steady retrieve, and occasional short drop. Many times the strike would come immediately after the retrieve was restarted after the drop, or just as the lures initial retrieve started after the cast. Don’t pass up any Road Runner, but definitely don’t pass up the Reality Shad, and if you want to give the fish a double dose of “Reality” try Blakemore’s Road Runner Buffet Rig.
Date published: 2013-11-23
Rated 5 out of
5 by
Boomhower11111 from
Shad buffet are sweet!These rigs are sweet!!!!! I caught 2 bass at the same time that were in the 2-3 lb range each. They work great! You can even alter the rig a bit by placing a 1/4 oz road runner as bottom bait to make run deeper easier.
Date published: 2013-07-30
Rated 4 out of
5 by
BoBerry from
It will catch BassThis New road runner has been doing good for my Guide Service here in central Texas on my home Lake Bastrop. The schooling fish like it and its been on fire here for the last couple of week.
Date published: 2013-07-29
Rated 5 out of
5 by
ClydetheFishGuide from
Man-oh-ManAs a fishing guide in N.E. Kansas getting clients on fish isn't as important as clients catching fish.
RoadRunner has offered a great product for novice to skilled angler.
A slow-roll retrieve....Smallies/Largemouth/Spots and white bass can't stand it. Easy to use,durable.
Change bodies out to fit the species and day.
Date published: 2013-07-03
Rated 1 out of
5 by
MrPib from
roadrunner poor qualityRoadrunner quality is getting worse every year. Hooks and spinner blades breaking off is common. I called the factory and they said they were aware of the problem. That was 2 years ago and they're still selling junk.
Date published: 2013-04-02
Rated 2 out of
5 by
TX76244 from
LetdownLet me say right up front ... I've always been a big fan of Blakemore Roadrunner's. Caught many fish, many different species with them and no matter what kind of fishing I'm doing, I at least always have some with me.
I bought the Buffet Rig for crappie fishing and was excited, going with the old thought, if one is good, two must be better!! Well, I wouldn't know, because of the two rigs I've tried, the hooks have broken off the first time I got hung up. I don't know what different hooks they are using in these as opposed to the typical Roadrunner jigheads I buy, but these things apparently are far more brittle and don't bend at all, just break.
Compounding the problem, once the hook on one of the jighead's broke, I was thinking I would just switch it out with another Roadrunner jighead I had with me, But, unlike the similar product, Blakemore Slabdaddy Super Rig, these aren't connected to the wiring by snaps, but are more of a hard connection.
Good idea, but not up to the usual quality I've come to expect from Blakemore.
