Strike King Mini Pro Buzz 1/8oz Chartreuse

The Strike King Mini Pro Buzz 1/8oz Chartreuse is a downsized buzzbait built for situations where standard-sized topwater lures get ignored. Mini buzz baits excel in shallow cover, around grass lines, and over hard transitions—places where a smaller profile and lighter footprint trigger strikes from bass that are wary of full-size offerings. The 1/8 ounce weight makes it easy to work tight quarters and keeps the lure in the strike zone longer during slower retrieves.

What sets the Mini Pro Buzz apart is its dual-prop design, which generates the traditional buzzbait chatter and disturbance that fish recognize as a meal. Unlike some mini alternatives that sacrifice performance for size, this one delivers legitimate topwater commotion. The Diamond Dust head finish increases visibility in low-light conditions and adds durability to handle repeated strikes and cover contact. The skirt is built to last through heavy use without shredding or losing bulk.

Chartreuse is a go-to choice when water clarity is poor, visibility is reduced by clouds or algae, or you're fishing early and late in the day. The bright color creates silhouette contrast and helps fish locate the bait even when sight isn't their primary sense. This compact buzzbait is equally at home in rivers, reservoirs, ponds, and shallow lakes—anywhere shallow-water bass hunting demands a small, loud meal.

Key Features

• Dual-prop design for authentic buzzbait sound and vibration
• 1/8 ounce weight for shallow-water casting and slow-rolling presentations
• Diamond Dust head finish for improved visibility and durability
• Chartreuse color for high-contrast visibility in stained or low-light water
• Compact profile ideal for bass in shallow cover and grass

Specifications

Frequently Asked Questions

What's the difference between a Mini Pro Buzz and a standard Pro Buzz?

The Mini Pro Buzz is a scaled-down version of Strike King's full-size Pro Buzz. The lighter 1/8 ounce weight and smaller profile make it ideal for shallow water, sparse cover, and finicky fish that reject larger baits. It still has the dual-prop design and durability of the original, just optimized for situations where a smaller presentation is more effective.

When should I throw a chartreuse buzzbait?

Chartreuse works best in stained or murky water, low-light conditions (dawn, dusk, or heavy cloud cover), and when bass are feeding actively on small, visible prey. The bright color creates high contrast and helps fish locate the bait even when water clarity is poor.

Is the Mini Pro Buzz good for small ponds and creeks?

Yes. The 1/8 ounce weight and compact size make it well-suited to smaller water bodies and tight quarters where casting distance and cover contact are manageable. It's particularly effective in shallow ponds, creeks, and the edges of larger lakes where a lighter lure works longer through the strike zone.