Underspins?

[5by3]

Does anyone here make underspins? Looking for some with a stronger gauge hook for casting gear, not a finesse hook.

[Bluebasser86]

I make horsehead style underspins and Herring Head underspins. 

[Bdnoble84]

I do, but im not in production currently. Do you make jigs currently. Its an easy modification with a piece of wire and a vice. 

[TOXIC]

Heartland Tackle makes a stout underspin.  

[roadwarrior]

http://www.tackletour.com/reviewshornetpg2.html

[Mike L]

I use a keel weighted Gambler Duz It. 
You can get a silver or gold colored blade that you can move on the shaft depending on how you want it to fall. 
 

I use these mostly on paddle tail swim baits. 
 

 

 

 

 

Mike

[fishballer06]

Not that I don't love building tackle as much as anyone else here, but where are you having trouble finding underspins with a stout enough hook for casting gear? 

 

Below are the jigs I use personally and I throw all of them on casting gear with 15lb fluorocarbon and MH to H powered rods. I know there's plenty more options out there that are stout enough to handle casting gear, but these are just the one's that I personally use. 

 

https://www.tacklewarehouse.com/Fish_Head_Spin_Underspin/descpage-SHFHS.html

https://www.tacklewarehouse.com/Santone_Lures_Chris_Zaldain_Z-Spin_Underspin_1pk/descpage-SLCZP.html

https://www.tacklewarehouse.com/Eco_Pro_Tungsten_Trokar_Thunder_Spins_/descpage-EPTT.html

 

The Santone and Eco Pro are my favorites. The Santone is built on a nice Gamkatsu hook, and the Eco Pro uses a Trokar hook. Both are top of the line in terms of quality and build.