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Anyone ever use them?

Seems like one of those I just over looked and I don't see them very often in tackle stores?

They look like they would do well in stained water. I made a spinner up over the weekend for some multi species fishing and gotta admit, I would love to see the copper get to that greenish patina stage.

 

Any opinions on copper bladed spinnerbaits?

  • Super User
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Work very well in our marshes in both stained & clear water. 

 

Add a chartreuse, white, & blue skirt ?

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  • Super User
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I used copper blades for night and rainy weather.

Still have a few new in package copper Colorado blades, hammered.

Size 1 30 each

Size 4 20 each

Size 5 20 each

Will send to anyone for the cost of $7 postage.

Tom

PS, current copper blade selling price is $ 2.50 for 3 or .83 cents each. 70 for $7 is 10 cents each. 

PM if interested.

 

 

 

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I use them . After the spawn when the bass have been hammered with spinnerbaits   for a couple of months I usually switch to dull skirts and sometimes copper blades . I use the secondary blade in copper a lot .

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24 minutes ago, Catt said:

Work very well in our marshes in both stained & clear water. 

 

Add a chartreuse, white, & blue skirt ?

I remember that color scheme used to be really prevalent, don't see it anymore. The other was the same except for translucent instead of white.

Thanks for the reminder...

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Copper blades are supposed to be good for off-colored water, especially muddy or brownish-stained water. But give them a try in clear water too -- some sunfish species can be sort of coppery-colored.

 

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8 hours ago, WRB said:

I used copper blades for night and rainy weather.

Still have a few new in package copper Colorado blades, hammered.

Size 1 30 each

Size 4 20 each

Size 5 20 each

Will send to anyone for the cost of $7 postage.

Tom

PS, current copper blade selling price is $ 2.50 for 3 or .83 cents each. 70 for $7 is 10 cents each. 

PM if interested.

 

 

 

Sold, sending PM

 

 

Copper blades are way underutilized and a big part of why I started making my own spinnerbaits.

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  • Super User
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8 hours ago, Bluebasser86 said:

Copper blades are way underutilized and a big part of why I started making my own spinnerbaits.

 Just bought a couple from Blue...Check 'em out!

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  • Super User
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I started throwing copper last year on recommendation from here. They work.

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On 1/18/2021 at 1:49 PM, Catt said:

Work very well in our marshes in both stained & clear water. 

 

Add a chartreuse, white, & blue skirt ?

 

Catt gets an upvote on this.

 

I've used this combination for many years in the Atchafalaya Basin and the marshes in south Louisiana.

 

 

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@riverat A friend of mine Wendell Hoffpauir use to make lures for Cajun Lure & Tackle Co back in the 80s. He made 1/4 spinnerbaits in that combination.

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I use big copper Colorado blades in heavily stained water. They produce!

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