You know you have a few... homemade spinners that you've never tried out and most likely never will. Spinners so strange that your hesitant to even show to strangers. Don't be shy... share your weird spinner creations here!!
You know you have a few... homemade spinners that you've never tried out and most likely never will. Spinners so strange that your hesitant to even show to strangers. Don't be shy... share your weird spinner creations here!!
Ok, i'm coming clean. Here's the rest of them...
Last edited by SilverBullets; 01-28-2013 at 09:32 PM.
SB ,There are a few interesting ones in your collection,but I think there are some awesome looking ones in there too. Many times something a little different gets the fish cranked up,so you should have things covered.
Looks good SB, I am glad to see someone that has it as bad as I do.
SilverBullets,
Alot of those spinners sure look like they would fish to me. What do you think is the biggest reason why you are hesitant to use some of your creations. For me, it seems, the larger a spinner/lure ends up the less likely I am to fish it. Smaller/shorter spinners get more time in the water, then those which have to many beads or other things hanging from them. Less is often more in my book.
Last edited by sawtooth; 01-28-2013 at 10:22 PM.
17 ft. red/white Crestliner
90 hp and 8hp Hondas
Yeah... back when i first got into kokanee fishing around 10 years ago i got a bit crazy with the spinners. Nowdays i have more faith in other lures. I only use spinners for maybe a few hour's worth of trolling each year now... that's about it. They're not my go-to lure but they do catch a fish once in a while.
Those smallest Spin-Glo's are underrated as kokanee lures and as singles have produced good results for me. Tiny salmon or monster salmon all seem to be attracted to something they've never seen before (within limits) at least for awhile and then those lures just fall back into the herd of lures that are available. Experimenting often gives a 2 week or one season killer.
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