dvdrd423 Posted May 19, 2011 Posted May 19, 2011 Anyone using the Booyah vi-bra flex spinner bait?Do you like it,how do you fish it,is it like the Terminator titanium T-1 spinner bait?I'm new to spinner bait fishing any advise on how to fish it will help. THANKS Quote
dhami013 Posted May 19, 2011 Posted May 19, 2011 As far as the certain one you stated I have no clue. As for techniques there are a lot of articles on spinner bait fishing on this site. I have read almost all of them and continue to have no luck with spinner baits. Ha good luck my friend. Quote
Super User Crestliner2008 Posted May 19, 2011 Super User Posted May 19, 2011 Not sure about the particular spinnerbait you refer to, but like KVD says, ya gotta make your retrieve erratic as possible. That one tip has landed me a lot of quality bass. Quote
Locked Posted May 19, 2011 Posted May 19, 2011 I basically throw a spinnerbait where weeds are too thick for me to effectively use a lipless crank. I also like to run it into tree stumps or whatever else I can see in the water. My personal experience is that 99% of my strikes come after I run the spinnerbait into something, or pull it through something. Crestliner2008 Posted Today, 12:00 PM Not sure about the particular spinnerbait you refer to, but like KVD says, ya gotta make your retrieve erratic as possible. That one tip has landed me a lot of quality bass. I also saw in a KVD video that when he's using a spinnerbait he said he'll give it little twitches here and there to make it seem like there is something wrong with the bait. Quote
lynyrdsky1 Posted May 19, 2011 Posted May 19, 2011 The vibra-flex's are ok but I do not think they compare at all to terminator T-1s. If you are going to try Booyahs, get the Bassinators, Tandems,Super Shads, or double willows. Recently I complained about the counter strike but, it isn't that bad cause I was able to catch fish on it. But, if you can find Terminator T-1s buy them!!! They are my favorite spinnerbaits and I've caught alot of fish on them. I use both Booyahs and Terminators but, I have a special place in my heart for Terminators. They out peform alot of the competition out there. You do not need to tune them cause of the titanium wire snaps back in place every time. The only problem that you would have to worry about is maybe the split ring coming off but that has only happened to me once out of the many times I have thrown Terminators. Quote
Robert William Osler Posted May 19, 2011 Posted May 19, 2011 · Hidden by Glenn, April 5, 2013 - No reason given Hidden by Glenn, April 5, 2013 - No reason given here is a link to my facebook http://www.facebook.com/media/set/?set=a.208301329197111.71449.133692236658021&saved#!/photo.php?fbid=223564081004169&set=a.208301329197111.71449.133692236658021&type=1&theater youll find something new in the spinnerbait world i use soft wire instead of hard wire we have videos and stuff if interested let me know ko-man-chi@videotron.ca the first 5 picture i show you how to modify your stainless steel spinnerbaits i show you how to make a S clip so you can change the blade if you bend down the top arm you take away the drag so it becomes more stream line (wont tilt from side to side at higher speeds) burn it as much as you want and through weeds or brushes it will help lots when purchasing these you should buy 2 1st as is and 2nd you modify this way your ready for all conditions if you always bend the wire it will break after a while depending on weight of the spinnerbait and size of the blades that will determine if your spinner bait will stay at the surface or go 15+ feet deep its good to purchase extra blades of different sizes so you can determine what works best for you some standard charts exist i prefer to make my modifications the more you modify them the more youll have fun colorado blades slow to medium retrieve tear drop (wide willow leaf)blades slow, medium or fast retrieve willow leaf blades medium to fast retrieve the best of both worlds for me is the tear drop blade colorado having the most vibration willow having the least the tear drop is stuck in the middle colorado and willow leaf blades are probably the standard in the industry if ever you try the s clip or the bend let me know if it helped out all the above is all good every anglers has his own little recipe!
Punkinseedfyretailz Posted May 20, 2011 Posted May 20, 2011 I like a spinner in ponds and stuff not much luck outside of that Quote
Super User clayton86 Posted May 20, 2011 Super User Posted May 20, 2011 I love spinner baits I got a lot of t1s a few booyahs and a ton of cheap .99 cent walmart ones in every size and color. I actually like the walmart ones the best because there dirt cheap I can modify them all I want if I mess it up oh well its a buck. If your having a hard time getting hook ups on spinners throw a Sk bleeding trailer on it. If I'm getting smacked a lot and coming up short I do one of 2 things and always instantly swings odds in my favor. I either throw a grub or split tail spinner trailer on in some funky color opp of the spinner or I throw a extra hook on it. I don't like trailer hooks when fishing around wood however I tend to snag more. Same goes for buzzbaits Quote
dmac14 Posted May 20, 2011 Posted May 20, 2011 I have recently began loving spinnerbaits, 2 years or so ago I couldn't catch a thing on them but now its my go to. By far my favorite spinnerbaits have been the War Eagle double willow in either white or chart/white and anything above 1/2oz but mostly 3/4oz. As for fishing them there really is no way to fish them wrong but you will find certain things that work best at the certain times. Like recently just a steady retrieve has been the most effective, but I noticed in the hot summer over weed beds a fast retrieve over top seems to work best. I never use a trailer hook, just never got around to using them and don't feel the need for it but I know guys who have 2-3 trailer hooks on a spinnerbait. I always have a double tail trailer on it. Quote
Super User clayton86 Posted May 20, 2011 Super User Posted May 20, 2011 One thing I have noticed with spinners is steady no life retrieves equal pike after pike after pike bass seem to like bumps and yo yo ing speeds twitches or just kill it even after u bring it past cover Quote
Tim Morris Posted May 20, 2011 Posted May 20, 2011 Not sure about the particular spinnerbait you refer to, but like KVD says, ya gotta make your retrieve erratic as possible. That one tip has landed me a lot of quality bass. I have consistent great luck with spinner baits and fish them quite often. I have found something as "erratic" as dropping your rod tip for a split second a couple of times throughout your retrieve will make a willow leaf blade give a substantially different flash and trigger strikes. BTW I mainly use Booyah's and have had great luck with several configurations. All depends on water clarity and sun light conditions. Quote
RyneB Posted May 21, 2011 Posted May 21, 2011 those people who arent catching fish on spinnerbaits need to purchase a North Star spinnerbait in bluegill color. Thats all I have to say about that. Quote
Super User Jigfishn10 Posted May 22, 2011 Super User Posted May 22, 2011 I have not used the Booyah Vibraflex yet and I want to. I saw them in action and I liked what I saw. It looks like you can mangle them and they stay true. I lose maybe 1 or 2 spinnerbaits a year, but I have to constantly retune them. Those Vibraflex look awesome and low maintenance. Give em a try and let us know how you make out! Quote
Super User Catt Posted May 22, 2011 Super User Posted May 22, 2011 The whole idea behind the Vibra-Flx wire is to create more vibration which according to Jimmy Houston is the key to a successful spinner bait; the hole in the blade is slightly off center which again is to cause more vibration. If vibration is so paramount to successful spinner baits why not use the spinner bait that has the most water displacement than any other spinner bait on the market! New Vibra-Wedge by Stanley Jigs The Vibrashaft wire and Wedge blades are tapered for maximum thump and vibration! Quote
Hiram Posted May 22, 2011 Posted May 22, 2011 The Booyah and Terminators are both great spinnerbaits. I won't hesitate to tie either one on and know that I will catch fish. But don't discount the .99 cent ones you can buy at walmart, most of them are made by Strike King and unless I'm fishing a tournement i use alot of them. Tip: You can buy a dozen cheap spinnerbaits in various colors and blade size and design, then switch blade until you find what you like, then spend your money on the " good ones" in that configuration. Always have a pole with a spinnerbait tied on and enjoy Tom Quote
basser22 Posted May 22, 2011 Posted May 22, 2011 for me its getting the spinnerbait as close as you can to the cover bass are in, almost bumping it then pulling it away from it quickly but thats one of the many ways of fishing spinnerbaits it all depends on the situation Quote
Scorcher214 Posted May 22, 2011 Posted May 22, 2011 I like the SK KVD spinnerbaits the most. I've also got 7 of doctor spinnerbait's lures on the way too cant wait to try those out! As for using them, erratic action is always necessary. Around shallow cover, I like to wake it. Quote
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