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wow, this is going to open a big can of worms.

I have days were a .99cent bargin bin spinner bait will outfish anything and otherday where a big $$ bait works better.

My favorate spinnerbait are War Eagles. I am not a big spinnerbait guy, but I seem to catch fish on war eagles more offten than others. Just my .02cents

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all that is important is that they spin well and when you bounce off cover or jerk them the blades clank together good. but there is a lot of info out there read and decide what sounds good to you

u can never have too many ;D

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I don't throw a spinnerbait much, but when I do it's a Strike King Premier Plus.

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I currently use Booyah Spinnerbaits and they work pretty well for me but they do bend after a decent fish, you just bend em back into shape and there good to go again. Although I haven't tryed Terminator Spinnerbaits yet and Ive heard tons of good things about them, so Im probably going to buy one of them next time I see them. But yeah, for the mean time I use Booyahs.

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They are beautiful baits.  I also throw War Eagles a lot.  Great baits.

I really like the R2S glimmer shad spinnerbaits- beautiful and better yet they catch fish-
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Strike King Premium Plus. It is a very good spinnerbait IMO. Right now www.basspro.com has them on sale for $2.50 they are originally $6.10 I think. These spinner0baits are really great.

Also you can never go wrong with Booyah.

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I use the D&M Customs. Absolutely awesome spinnerbaits. Their "Spotted Bass Special" is an amazing clear water bait.

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(The blades are silver, even though they look gold)

All of their other spinnerbaits are pretty sweet too!

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Terminator T-1 in 1/2 oz with a nickel colorado, gold  4.5 oklahoma on top....buy em how ever you want. but this combo has made me $$

Dale

Disclaimer : I modify my baits to fit my needs...

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Strike King Premium Plus. It is a very good spinnerbait IMO. Right now www.basspro.com has them on sale for $2.50 they are originally $6.10 I think. These spinner0baits are really great.

Also you can never go wrong with Booyah.

Thanks for telling about the sale! I ordered a few.  ;)

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Stanley Wedge Plus is all about the blade.  Tapered from tip to end these blades transfer energy to the end of the blade causing one heck of a thump.  It's all about vibration and water displacement; you can feel every turn of these blades as the track through the water calling up those big one.

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Picasso, XCiter and Strike King (in that order) are the ones I use the most. I do have a couple War Eagles and Bass Pro Shops Lazer Eye series that work well.

Personally, I'm not a fan of the titanium models. For me, they have a tendancy to fowl up on the cast where the blades get caught up around the hook. I experienced this on several different brands so I stopped throwing them.

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I don't throw a spinnerbait much, but when I do it's a Strike King Premier Plus.

I just picked up 3 Strike King Premier Plus Spinnerbaits a few days ago at BPS. I cant wait to bust em' out this year (they are my prettiest spinnerbaits by far ) .

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Instead of buying from the "top-down", I select all fishing tackle from the "bottom-up", by preparing a list of desired features.

Instead of brand loyalty, this puts the onus on the manufacturers. Provided you know exactly what you want,

the winning brand is totally immaterial (it's a self-fulfilling prophecy). Very rarely will you find a manufacturer

that will satisfy all your requirements, so I normally wind up settling for the brand that provides the most attributes.

Depending on the use intended, the feature list for a largemouth bass spinnerbait might look something like this:

<> Single-Spin

<> 3/8 ounce

<> Gold #5 Colorado

<> Black Silicone Skirt

<> Premium Heavy-Wire Hook

<> Long Arm

<> Ball Bearing Swivel (no barrel-swivel)

<> R-Bend Eyelet (no looped-eye)

<> Bullet-Nosed Head

Roger

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Innovative - give it a shot!

KaRu Lures is proud to unveil their newest lure "The VibraSpin". Developing a new bass fishing lure resembling the spinner bait was the goal for Karl Franzen, V.P. and Director of Research & Development. KaRu Lures has taken the spinner bait, that has been utilized throughout the last century (without much change to the action), and brought it into the New Millenium. "We took a lure that bass fishing enthusiasts have been using for decades and bumped it up to the next level of performance" says Franzen. Taking two of the most important factors in attracting fish, VIBRATION and FLASH, the new VibraSpin encompasses both of these key elements.

http://www.karulures.com/

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