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Testing new prototype in-line spinner

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I had some success in the last few weeks testing out a new spinner that I made to target Guadalupe Bass. You can see a report, which includes some more details about it by clicking the link below.

http://www.rivercitylures.50megs.com/rpts/20051203/20051203.htm

Here are a couple of pictures of the spinner. It's made by attaching a spinner shank onto a streamer fly hook, with some flash tied in and topped off with a paddle tail grub.

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Wow looks great man! How long is it? Would love to try that on some Smallies up here in michigan. Is there anyway you could make it with a little larger front blade (spinner, or whatever it is)

Pm me am intrested in picking some of those up if you are making them to sell.

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Muskiefool, thanks for your opinion on trout. I can't wait until I can test it in a trout stream.

Boomah, the overall length is 2-7/8". I have made a larger one with a #2 hook and #5 blade with a larger paddle tail grub. It was a little over 4" long. I probably will try to put it together as a product, but may still change a thing or two. It depends on some things working out. I sent you a PM.

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Pop - that's a chrome plated brass cone head bead - the same that is used in fly tying. It has a "bell" shape that covers the grub nicely. They ar a lot like Bullet Weights. The size shown in the picture is 1/4" diameter. Go check out the fly section of any tackle shop, and I'm sure you'll find these conical beads.

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