Spinnerbait advice needed

[TN_Bassin]

I mainly use War Eagles, but I like the Strike King KVD series. Bought one of those Lucky Craft Redemptions at Bass Pro yesterday and I really like the way it looks. Really looking forward to sing it when I can get on the water next.
http://www.tacklewarehouse.com/descp...UCKY-LCRS.html

I use a double Willowleaf when I'm fishing grass and wood and pretty much everywhere else. When the water is chocolate I will throw a spinnerbait with a big colorado blade on it.

[Garry2rs]

Since you are having trouble, let me suggest that you buy a couple of Premier Plus spinnerbaits from Strike King. These are very good baits and you can have complete confidence in them. Get one White and Chartreuse, this is the most popular combo in America and you can't go wrong with it. The colour of the second bait will depend on what catches your eye or the local forage. I like Gold Shiner, Fire Tiger and Sexy Shad...Don't worry about the blades. First you need to go and catch some fish. Once you have confidence in the bait you can experiment with painted vs. plain, hammered vs. smooth, single vs. double, Colorado vs. Willow etc. etc. etc.
Good Luck
Garry2R's

[hooked2132]

I'm not a good spinnerbait fisherman either this is awesome information! I gotta go pick up some more spinnerbaits to increase my selection.

[MallenManson]

Originally Posted by hooked2132

I'm not a good spinnerbait fisherman either this is awesome information! I gotta go pick up some more spinnerbaits to increase my selection.

Yes! Welcome to the spinnerbait revolution! Or something.....

[Bassboss]

Originally Posted by MN Bass Man

Anyone tried this? Cool concept, seems like a sound idea, but is it just a gimmick?

MegaStrike Strike Back Spinnerbaits

Looks pretty cool, but on thing I don't like about them. The wire and blades are to far away from the skirt and hook, but you can bend it down if need be.

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Strike King Mr, Money

[jigfishinkid]

Go with a booyah bleeding lake shad in stained water... always a good color.

[Gone Fishin]

Guys I am brand new here (approximately 2 minutes) but have been reading your forums for over a year. Don't know why it took me so long to join but here I am. A lot of good stuff here. Had to weigh in on this though cause I am a HUGE spinnerbait fan. I am a War Eagle man myself. I will admit the wire on them is very thin and have had a few break on me but I catch far more fish with them then any other brand (I like to think they broke cause of the amount of fish I caught with em.lol). I go with the 1/2 ounce spot remover or hot mouse (both have chartreuse) with a chartreuse twin tail trailer. Blade selection varies with conditions for me. I really focus on my skirts having that "shimmer" effect to them. I figure the more they look like a fish the better!! Main thing is keeping trying till you find what you are confident in cause thats what really counts!!!

[Arkie Bass Buster]

Originally Posted by Gone Fishin

Guys I am brand new here (approximately 2 minutes) but have been reading your forums for over a year. Don't know why it took me so long to join but here I am. A lot of good stuff here. Had to weigh in on this though cause I am a HUGE spinnerbait fan. I am a War Eagle man myself. I will admit the wire on them is very thin and have had a few break on me but I catch far more fish with them then any other brand (I like to think they broke cause of the amount of fish I caught with em.lol). I go with the 1/2 ounce spot remover or hot mouse (both have chartreuse) with a chartreuse twin tail trailer. Blade selection varies with conditions for me. I really focus on my skirts having that "shimmer" effect to them. I figure the more they look like a fish the better!! Main thing is keeping trying till you find what you are confident in cause thats what really counts!!!

Went ahead and changed the name to something a little more "me". lol. Just picked a generic name for my post cause it was spur of the moment.