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[Micanopy]

Yep and when I fished bass and a colorado was thumping it would stop vibrating a moment before a bass sucked it in. That is where focus is a must. We mostly fish painted blades in crystal clear water. I think that ties in with what they see compared to us. Chrome or silver blades still worked the best for me in that situation. Copper or gold is my go to blade anytime I am in search of walleye or stained water.

Hmmmmmmmm

[up2specks]

Reminded me of a popular Baltimore singing group back in the 60/70's Frankie and the Spindles...C.com revival group = Paulie and the SPINNERS!! LOL

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[ChoogieChunker]

If you end up deciding on using Colorado blades, you can fine tune them. Adding more cup to the blade or less cup changes the vibration subtly. Enough to feel in the rod and increase strikes. I’m sure it works on any style blade but never tinkered with others. It sure would be hard to bend a tiny willow with out a press and die and stay consistent.

[ChoogieChunker]

And you do great work I forgot to mention!