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RK Grand Master

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Hiya -

Northland Pro Series double willows and Strike King Burners for me, unless I'm night fishing, then it's a 1/2 oz single spin with a Colorado blade.

I do throw swim jigs in a lot of situations where I'd have thrown a spinnerbait in the past, but on windy days when the water's stirred up and a little cloudy, or during an algae bloom, etc., you still can't beat a spinnerbait.

Cheers,

RK

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Gopher Tackle made a great spinnerbait many years ago, real thin wire for great vibration, copper Colorado blades and a great color. I was up in Crosby a couple years ago, stopped in and talked to them about them. They custom made 25 of them for me. Best spinnerbait ever made in my opinion!!

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RK Grand Master

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Doufish2 -

Gopher also makes the single most underrated fall bass bait there is - their hinged twin spin. My Lord have I caught fall bass on those things, right up to ice up. Order a couple 3 every year...

Cheers,

RK

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a buddy of mine introduced me to zorro spinnerbaits a few years ago. he's from missouri & apparently they were never marketed up here. they out-produced all the terminators, booyahs, & war eagles that i had! sadly the company stopped producing them. he has about 50 of em but he puts em under lock & key. if anyone knows where to find em i'll pay top dollar for as many as i can get my hands on!!

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NorthStar Custom Baits Triple Wil Spinnerbait. Not only is it the most durable spinnerbait I have ever used, it has the most unique action when you kill it that fish cannot stand - the blades turn opposite of each other.

Some North Stars are on my shopping list for this spring. Love some of his color patterns, and if the spinnerbaits are as good as his jigs are...I'll be all set.

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NorthStar Custom Baits Triple Wil Spinnerbait. Not only is it the most durable spinnerbait I have ever used, it has the most unique action when you kill it that fish cannot stand - the blades turn opposite of each other.

http://www.tacklewarehouse.com/NorthStar....html#multiview

Definitely putting those on my NSCB order list for this spring. Love the colors and the compact design. I used to have some of the terminators that had 4 blades but they all just fell apart.

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I have not thrown many spinnerbaits for the last couple years, but when I do, I like using Strike King. Have not realy used any others. I was at Cabelas today and looked at those Sebile Spinnerbaits and they look really nice. Not sure if there worth $14.99 each, though.

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