Seriously.. For spinnerbaits it's not the arrow it's the Indian. I personally think if your not presenting it right, and not making contact with structure a spinnerbait is not going to work that well. I am a spinnerbait guy, and love them. I don't look at brand more than I look at weight. The depth I'm fishing, and the speed I want it to move is more important than anything. Too light of a bait, and you will have a hard time fishing it correctly. Too heavy, and it's not going to work correctly. I fish mainly Rocky lakes, and I'm bumping the rocks (allot). It's much different in lakes with grass. Match the willow size to the bait, and Colorado blade for stained and nighttime fishing. If I had to pick one spinnerbait it would be a white 1/2 oz double willow, and add a trailer with a free moving trailer hook for short strikes. (Any brand for daytime use).

Booyah and War Eagle spinner baits, White, chartruce/white, chartruce/white/blue, and black 3/8 and 1/2 oz.

Lunker Lure buzz baits, same colors. Its just that simple.

I pour powder coat and build all my own spinnerbaits and buzzbaits you can pick the color patterns you want.

That's what i always do!

Can’t go wrong with a beetle spin. I’ve caught a lot of fish on them!

I caught my 1st double digit on a Stanley Vibra shaft it weight 11.44 There a great spinner bait for sure but getting hard to find. They produced better than any I have used since

booyah or santone for me.

this is one of my 2 favorites.

https://www.fishermanswarehouse.com/product/booyah-vibra-wire-spinnerbait

Booyah/War Eagle spinnerbaits
Cavitron Buzzbaits

Santone, war eagle, strike king, and hilderbrandt for spinnerbaits. I think santone is the best quality of all of those, but there's particular baits from the other brands that I will use for a specific situation.