10$ ..still waiting on a talapia papa spinnerbait ...bought a lot of terminators and SOB spinners and absolutely believe they outfish the cheap ones, whether they do or not doesn't matter, I believe they do so I fish them more and with more confidence...

I prefer the user friendly and adaptive spinnerbaits such as PapasBaits. When you can make one spinnerbait into 3 different blade combinations within a few seconds. Saves you from re tying and digging through countless Plano boxes to get into your spinnerbait box to find a tandem spinnerbait or double willow or thin willows to make it a burner. The combinations are endless when you have a quick release in order to change out the blades.

That's right folks one spinnerbait can be used with 3 different blades combinations. Video demonstration will be coming soon.

10$ is about the most i spend and the are for the terminators

I make my own...can go to Barlow's and make one that is specific to what ever lake you fish....and it's gratifying knowing something you made, fooled a fish....

I do wanna try some of Papa's...have heard good things

Caught more fish on the old Stanley spinner baits,seems you can't find them any more.

Try River2Sea SpinnerBaits, good quality

Usually I will spend more on the Terminators because they are more durable and will last longer. So spending a few extra bucks saves you some money in the long run on those.

That said there are a couple out there that are less than durable because they have a very thin wire. I will spend a bit extra on those as well because they flat out catch fish. Jackall....

As a general rule though I don't spend more than 4 dollars on a spinnerbait.

The most I spend is $6, and that's because the Santone spinnerbaits are worth it.

$7. my favorites are strikeking and santone

7$

Just like any bait you better have confidence in it or it will not work. I don't care if it costs $100.00. I use Booyah and Stanley spinnerbaits most of the time and they are in the $5-7 range. If I night fish I ONLY use a Hildebrant Go-Getter with a #5 Colorado blade.

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Terminator!

What ever spinner bait that has a twisted line tie I can work with; and Papamark can make that happen.

There are a combination of things that makes a spinner bait great with a little custom work.
- Blade size depending on the cover and depth you are going to use it.
- Diamon Dust blades
- Off color water-4.5 silver diamond dust willow backed with a #4 Chart. Willow.
- Clear water-#4 silver diamond diamond dust willow backed with a #3.5 White diamond dust blade.
- As large of a Chart. eye as possible on the head.
- Living Rubber Skirt in your favorite colors and hand tied with copper wire. Scented of course with 100% Minnow Oil.
- The discontinued Stanley Pro Trailer is a must on any spinner bait.

My favorite spinner bait of all is still the Hank Parker Classic with lots of custom work done to it.