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 Re: Beginner spinnerbait question?
[Re: Donald Harper]
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12/29/15 04:24 AM
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Mike Keenan
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There are a couple of things that you will want to do to them before using them. I have many combinations for weather conditions and water conditions. This is my best go to spinner bait. It has won me many tournaments.
- Purchase a 3/8 oz. Mann's Classic.
- Strip all the paint off the head.
- repaint the head silver diamond dust
- Drill eye sockets and install eyes, 1/4 inch.
- Coat the head with epoxy to seal the paint and eyes.
- Change the big blade to a #3.5 Hammered copper willow blade.
- Build a living rubber skirt in blue, chart. and white.
- Scent the rubber skirt in Minnow extract.
- Arm it with a Stanley Pro Trailer in White/glitter. This guy knows his spinnerbaits...
R.I.P. Mike "pappy" "broken rod" Green born 07-16-62 on to better fishing 06-10-08. www.basscat.com
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Re: Beginner spinnerbait question?
[Re: WhiteBassFan]
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12/29/15 02:12 PM
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Rudy Lackey
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Rudy
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Re: Beginner spinnerbait question?
[Re: WhiteBassFan]
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12/29/15 02:53 PM
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Fishingking
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It's like any bait. You have to throw them to get right with them. My partner won't touch them. I always throw one and we have a great time making bets on the first fish. Once you get clued in on using them they are hard to put down. (maybe this is why Guides always put one in an inexperienced customers hands)
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Re: Beginner spinnerbait question?
[Re: WhiteBassFan]
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12/29/15 04:23 PM
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ko bass attack 27
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I like the old Terminator Stainless, pretty well in any color as long as it's white.
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Re: Beginner spinnerbait question?
[Re: WhiteBassFan]
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12/29/15 08:50 PM
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Nutman
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Nothing beats a spinner bait with a big ol' Colorado gold blade.
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Re: Beginner spinnerbait question?
[Re: Donald Harper]
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12/30/15 03:07 AM
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JoshJones1984
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There are a couple of things that you will want to do to them before using them. I have many combinations for weather conditions and water conditions. This is my best go to spinner bait. It has won me many tournaments.
- Purchase a 3/8 oz. Mann's Classic.
- Strip all the paint off the head.
- repaint the head silver diamond dust
- Drill eye sockets and install eyes, 1/4 inch.
- Coat the head with epoxy to seal the paint and eyes.
- Change the big blade to a #3.5 Hammered copper willow blade.
- Build a living rubber skirt in blue, chart. and white.
- Scent the rubber skirt in Minnow extract.
- Arm it with a Stanley Pro Trailer in White/glitter. You have always got some of the greatest informational posts on here- Thanks for sharing!
6 years in the Air Force working on F-15's
New and Pre-owned sales at James Wood Autopark
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