[Iain Goolager]

I'm going to give a few a go tomorrow.

Hopefully with decent results.

going back to an earlier question - I never tie buzzers on a straight hook, no reason, just like the look of a curve (no comments please)

[Barry Robertson]

Iam not a straight hook lad either ,  curves look more natural to me 

[Cameron deBoth]

A slow build up of varnish, and the feintest hint of ink at the thorax complemented the Hayabusa profile in a very pleasing way.

thats how he says he ties them.

[Jim Doyle]

Build them up in layers or you will find the varnish dosnt dry properly. put 2 coats of varnish on the shank. when well dried add another coat to the thorax, rob the guy that ties them uses ink , one coat then varnish. keep adding the varnish over 2 days so that it dries.  good luck guys but if you cant be bothered the guy is selling them .  jim

[Derek McLaren]

Build them up in layers or you will find the varnish dosnt dry properly. put 2 coats of varnish on the shank. when well dried add another coat to the thorax, rob the guy that ties them uses ink , one coat then varnish. keep adding the varnish over 2 days so that it dries.  good luck guys but if you cant be bothered the guy is selling them .  jim

It will catch fish but have to try harder

[Derek McLaren]

A lot harder looking at that photo  ??? 

[Barry Robertson]

I have just bought some of those buzzers so will bring some up to banchory for some of you to have a peak at 
No pinching them all mind

[Barry Robertson]

I've just tried it too





Varnished thorax area of hook, let it dry, covered bottom of varnish with a standard re felt tip and then put a blob of varnish over the top.
Looks like a little paperweight attached to the hook, i think with some practice it could be very effective

Sandy

Did anyone ever master these ?

[Derek McLaren]

I think sandy has  ,but only the troots will tell

[Barry Robertson]

Here is a new buzzer from the vice