Spinner flies

[skiptomylu]

Well I guess that blade should help you make a slower retrieve with them.

Clean looking rig for sure!

Skip

[mchech]

Skip the weights I listed were the weight of the lure bodies as listed in Do-it catalog. I have since weighted the entire spinners and they weigh: 1/16, 1/9 and 1/7oz. Sorry I didn't get that stated the first time.

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Z.... Excellent looking spinners. Anything that swims just has to at least come and take a look then the fur & feathers complete the deal. Do you cast your own bodies? If you do is it much trouble?

[z520tom]

I have the mold and have cast hundred of them quite a few years ago. It is a very easy mold to cast with. Do-It mold.

Z.... Excellent looking spinners. Anything that swims just has to at least come and take a look then the fur & feathers complete the deal. Do you cast your own bodies? If you do is it much trouble?

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[OTS]

Those look different. I make a regular spinner but instead of a using a plain hook I use a trout fly. Do the ones with a weighted jig still have good blade spin? Great idea.👍👍

[z520tom]

Very much so. They spin as at a fairly slow retrieve speed. You have to match the blade size to weight. My blades above were size 0, 1 and 2. To big of a blade will effect how easily it spins. I've done a lot of testing on this. Clevis size also makes a difference.

Those look different. I make a regular spinner but instead of a using a plain hook I use a trout fly. Do the ones with a weighted jig still have good blade spin? Great idea.👍👍

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[Fatman]

Make a lot of spinners! The swiss swings if you can find them work great!! I've got a lot of vintage spinner blades that work very well!!