We used to use taillspinners quite often in late fall. The Mann's Little George was a popular bait in many areas. They can be a killer bait at certain times, but have two drawbacks. They hang up easily, and because of they're design, fish throw them easily. As part of the history of this bait, Tom Mann named it after governor George Wallace back in the 60s.
Make a long cast, let it drop, and snap the rod tip upward on the retrieve. We had most strikes on the fall. I haven't used one for a few years now. Are any members using a tailspinner these days?
