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What kind of conditions would you throw a beetlespin in?

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Any.

I caught them all day long at a farm pond on a sunny day with a black/yellow stripe 3".

The only fish I caught the other day when it was windy, murky, 44deg, rainy...was a 19"bass on a 2.5"white with a red dot beetle spin.

Nothing else would produce.

My brown tube spinner was my second most producing bait all last year...just under a green pumpkin Yum F2.

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I wouldn't be without a selection of Beetle Spins.  Fish love 'em, and so do I!

I always have a light or ultra-light spinning rod and a box of Beetle Spins in the boat.  

 

Tight lines,

Bob

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Haven't tried the beetlespins yet, but just ordered a couple of 3/8 oz underspins , I understand them to be pretty good as well..... 

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I keep a 1/2 ounce Beetle Spin in with my other heavy spinners.

 

I've always had a lighter Beetle Spin on hand.  If I recall, it and some panfish jigs were my first lures.  These were all recommended by Dad when I was a youngster and wanted to move away from live bait.

 

Come to think of it, the Beetle Spin is one lure I've had constantly.  It's the one that I have absolute faith in to perform.

 

Orange with a black stripe is a mandatory color to have.

 

Josh

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I stopped by a new pond on the way home from work today. Got out the 2" 1/4 oz White / black spots and caught 20x fish in 36 minutes.

Nothing big, but tons of fun!

Went home, mowed the yard, and came back with my light baitcast setup with 4# line and an 1/8 oz white/red dot and caught another 18x in 30 minutes.

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Blast from the past!

 

I like the Black Yellow Stripes and the White Red Dot.

 

Instead of replacing the grub body, which others have done in this thread, I just spray some scent on it. Seems to work better but it could just be in my head. 

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 Beetle Spins larger than 1/4 ounce use to be available  . Those are the ones I liked . I see now that there is a larger one targeted for salt water . They look more like the ones I used . I caught big bass on them in the Mississippi river and farm  ponds .

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Old Virgil Ward brought them and the Bass Buster Marabou jig out when i was a kid.Caught alot small walleye and bass on em.Pretty good lure. 

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52 minutes ago, bitsandbass said:

What color do you guys recommend?  These are all the colors available at Bass Pro.

 

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I'd get something white, something black and catalpa. That should cover almost any situation.

 

Tom

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Old Virgil Ward brought them and the Bass Buster Marabou jig out when i was a kid.Caught alot small walleye and bass on em.Pretty good lure. 

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