Spinner Baits

Spinner Baits have caught more Fish that any other artificial bait.

Bass Pro Shops® Lazer Eye™ Tandem Spinnerbaits have quietly become the
preferred spinnerbaits of tournament pros
because they catch fish.

Lazer Eyes are built with close attention to detail, using the finest blades and components
 including our trademark reflective 3-D lazer eyes.

Made with ball bearing swivels, Eagle Claw® Lazer Sharp® hooks, 24k gold-plated blades, stainless steel wire,
 chip-resistant paint, 40-strand silicone skirts with metal flake and exclusive reflective Lazer Eyes.

Bass Pro Shops Lazer Eye Tandem Spinnerbaits - 316 oz - White CrystalNickel

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 If I had a choice of 2 artificial baits to fish with,
Spinnerbaits would be one. 

Spinnerbaits are the most versatile baits that you can use.

As you build confidence in using spinnerbaits, (confidence in a bait is the starting point to catching fish).
You will learn you can change blade size, blade shape, colors, weights, add trailers
and or trailer-hooks and combine all the techniques below into a single retrieve.
Quickest bait to use to cover water from top to bottom.

• Fan Casting:
  May be the most common used by anglers. You just simply cast the bait and reel it back varying the speed and depth from the surface to 3 or 4 feet. Covers a lot of water when your looking for fish in a short time.
  If you catch a fish slow down and look for more using one of the below methods.
   
• Slow-Rolling:
  When slow rolling try to keep the spinnerbait as close to the bottom as possible bumping structure. 
  Maintain a slow steady retrieve keeping the spinnerbait moving at all times.
   
•  Gurgling - V-Wake:
  Retrieve the spinnerbait  fast enough to create a bulge just below the surface allowing the blade to barely break the surface at times. Killer pattern to use around submerged timber,  lays,  grass, Lilly pads, flooded timber.
   
• Jigging:
   Drop the spinnerbait  lift your rod tip up and down times then let it fall while following it down keeping contact with the bait most hits will occur on the fall and will feel light.
   
• Hopping:
  Work the spinnerbait as you would a plastic worm get the slack out of your line by reeling or lifting your rod slowly from the 9 o’clock  to 12 o’clock position, reel in the slack and repeat this technique all the way back to the boat. Keep tension on your bait and feel for the light hit.
   
• Stop and Drop
  Cast the spinnerbait to the targeted area, using more of a "v-wake" for a retrieve method, stop reeling when some form of structure is reached, Logs, standing timber, hole in grass, beside walls or entrances to beaver hutches just let the spinnerbait helicopter to the bottom while keeping in contact with your line.

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