Would doing this destroy this spinner bait?

[pauldconyers]

I've been wanting to mess around with a white and chartreuse 1/2 oz War Eagle spinner bait with a single gold Colorado blade. Surprisingly they don't seem to make that set up. About this closest I have seen is go with one like this and clip the smaller blade off. My question is will this negatively throw off the balance or action of this lure?

[keagbassr]

I think it would be fine.

[burrows]

Yeah I think it’ll work ?

[the reel ess]

I think it'll work. Colorado blades have a lot of drag. If you ever see the bait in action from the side, the blades get level and the body rides nose up.

[DINK WHISPERER]

Just do it and then you can tell us! 

[J Francho]

You won't hurt anything, and in fact, you put a bigger blade on it if you want.

[Quarry Man]

that spinnerbait can be got from walmrt for 5$. I almost got one yesterday but stopped because of the blade.

[pauldconyers]

Or maybe should I not cut it off? I'm wanting to use this slowly through mud stained waters. I was envisioning a large, single gold Colorado blade on this. But with this one having dual blades should I just got with a "the more the merrier" approach?

[MIbassyaker]

One advantage of a single-spin is that it will "helicopter" when falling better than a double blade.  I'm honestly not sure if there are any other advantages of a single over double. If you're fishing it horizontally, like most people do most of the time, just keep it a double blade.

[Choporoz]

Get this and tinker away...

https://www.jannsnetcraft.com/fishing-lure-making-kits/032590000009.aspx

[OkobojiEagle]

https://www.tacklewarehouse.com/catpage-ZORROBAITS.html?from=basres

 

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