Twin Spin On A Whim

[Pup]

Development mode shifted into high gear today after what has been the coldest and snowiest winter I've had to endure in some time. Sat down at the vise and decided not to paint any jig heads. Rather, I wanted to design and tie a spinnerbait, namely a twin spin.









Materials:

• Eagle Claw 249WA-3/0 Weedless Hook
• Yellow craft fur from bolt
• Herrschners Bulky Chenille #5 - purple
• Feathercraft 7/32" Painted Lead Dumbbell Eyes - yellow/black
• Michaels Bright Wonder Beads - fuschia/violet
• Two hammered #1 Colorado blades - gold
• Cousins Basics Coated Beading Wire 0.3mm, 7 strand - silver
• Barrel swivels and split rings (2 of each)
• Bullet Weights 1/8-oz. Rubber Grip Sinker
• Coats & Clark Trilobal Polyester Embroidery Thread 40-wt. - electric violet
• Danville Flymaster Plus 140 denier - fluorescent yellow

The spinnerbait's arms will bend back when the lure is retrieved. The entire blade assembly spins beyond the hook bend. Hopefully, this lure and similar future ties will cast and retrieve well with very light bait casting tackle. This one is fine for light spinning as is.

 

[Ron Don]

Now that is cool! Pup you are a creative genius!

 

[plateboater]

Fantastic!

 

[Jig Man]

Yes sir that is cooooll.

 

[Pup]

Thank you for your comments Everyone.

 

[hookup]

Way to think out of the box.

 

[JSC]

Have You some how been influanced by TF ??

Different

 

[Pup]

Thanks for your comments HU and JSC.

Have You some how been influanced by TF ??

I'd bet we're cut from similar cloth.

 

[AndyLane]

That Is Some OutSide Da Box Ingenuity at its finest. Looks like some kind of Psychedelic Fish Seeking Robot Jig. You must Post Pic of first fish caught on that Bad Boy. :bigfish: :icon14:

 

[CrappieHappy]

Way nice!

 

[Pup]

Thank you Andy and CH.

Hoping that the flexible wires combined with the twin Colorado blades create a nice wake when reeled quickly, just beneath the water's surface.

Also, very much looking forward to field testing if ever the snow will leave us alone in Indiana. :beat-up:

 

[StumpHunter]

Cool! Look forward to hearing your report on these

 

[Pup]

Thanks StumpHunter.

 

[Lost Pole]

Picture is way purty and I can't imagine the time put in it.
Think you'll have to "rip" or run it like a top water for it to be fully effective?

 

[Pup]

Thank you LP.

As many "bass guys" might say, think I'll be "burning" this one a time or two.