Spinnerbait

[Tommy Pugh]

I don't have many spinnerbaits and I wanted to stock up on them. What is the best bang for my buck as far as quality and affordabilty? 

[SJex]

Quality wise try some War Eagles.

[S. Sass]

Pepper Custom, nice bearings, good hooks, have the trailer barb and great skirts. 

[Catt]

[fishballer06]

Terminator's are nice because they don't get bent out of shape. The titanium one's that is. 

[roadwarrior]

http://www.siebertoutdoors.com/Spinnerbaits_c9.htm

 

[smalljaw67]

Stanley Spinnerbaits are one of the best but seldom talked about. I make my own but if I was buying it would be a Stanley Wedge Plus!!!

[chadmack282]

stanley wedge

[KDW96]

All i own are Stanely and Picasso.

[MassYak85]

My favorite that I have tried is War Eagle, great quality while not being crazy expensive. They're a little bit more than some but I feel it's worth it. 

[buzzed bait]

war eagle for quality and price

[Catt]

Stanley spinnerbaits can run you 5-7 dollars but they all outlast all others, I have some 12-15 yrs old

[Gundog]

Terminators T-1. The arms don't break or bend and if you're casting up against breakwalls and dams that is a plus. 

[kilroy9988]

https://shop.northlandtackle.com/spinnerbaits/reed-runner-tandem-spin/

 

Really like these northland ones, they take a beating. And the price is great. 

[Mr Swim Jig]

War Eagle and North Star Baits, these are my 2 favorites...

[A-Jay]

Many in this category can & do perform for me

Yesterday, it was the Megastrike StrikeBack Colorado Willow Spinnerbait with a Strike King KVD Perfect Plastic Blade Minnow trailer.

A-Jay

[Columbia Craw]

Lots of options.......Four preferred. All are well made with great components.

War Eagle 

Peppers

Revenge

Stanley

[S. Sass]

13 hours ago, Catt said:

Stanley spinnerbaits can run you 5-7 dollars but they all outlast all others, I have some 12-15 yrs old

I have some if the old Mann's spinnerbaits that are at least 12-15 yrs old too. They run roughly $6-7 and are from what I understand still made in the USA. I'd bet they are still quality baits if true.

I just don't see them on the shelves so they get looked over. Sometimes it's a convenience thing and If I don't see them they get passed over. I did see some Stanley's at my local bait shop though.