Fish shaped spinner

[cannibalspinners]

What do you guys think of these new metal , Fish shaped spinners

i am thinking of making some & adding them to my

french spinners i usually make

 

 

I am keen to give them a go

Would really love some feedback

Cheers guys

[PeterNE1]

What do you guys think of these new metal , Fish shaped spinners

i am thinking of making some & adding them to my

french spinners i usually make

 

 

I am keen to give them a go

Would really love some feedback

Cheers guys

 

They look pretty enough, but it's the action of them in use that's going to influence whether or not anglers catch, no?

[Phone]

Cannibal,

 

Can you make them "wiggle in the middle"?

 

They are beautiful.

 

Phone

[Ken L]

Perfectly designed to catch anglers........

[cannibalspinners]

I will make up some to try

and i will let you know how they fish

they may need the odd tweak

here & there

[AddictedToScopex]

I think the cut in for the tail will make a very interesting vibration which will be attractive to a pike. I would certainly give them a go. I will happily test one out for you

[Akimbo Rob]

these do look really nice spinners, if you can get the action and vibration right, they would probably be killer lures, i'd be happy to buy some and add them to my lure box,

[cannibalspinners]

I will make some & try different variants

in their set up

i will see what fishes best

Thanks for the feedback Guys

[Andy Macfarlane]

Well, I'd say that most good lures bear little resemblance to fish whatsoever.

 

Look at Mepps, Sliders, Mantas, spinnerbaits etc. They don't look like anything alive and as for colours, it seems red/white/gold spinners do a fair amount of damage and black surface baits are difficult to beat, which is why I often repaint a perfectly good, realistic, trout pattern plug. Chartreuse skirts on bucktails, spinnerbaits etc. rate highly and my favourite shad colour is fluoro pink.

 

What have a learned?

 

This all tells me that 'realistic' is last on the agenda when it comes to successful lures.

[DarrenBranks]

Well, I'd say that most good lures bear little resemblance to fish whatsoever.

 

Look at Mepps, Sliders, Mantas, spinnerbaits etc. They don't look like anything alive and as for colours, it seems red/white/gold spinners do a fair amount of damage and black surface baits are difficult to beat, which is why I often repaint a perfectly good, realistic, trout pattern plug. Chartreuse skirts on bucktails, spinnerbaits etc. rate highly and my favourite shad colour is fluoro pink.

 

What have a learned?

 

This all tells me that 'realistic' is last on the agenda when it comes to successful lures.

 

 

I think sliders are quite realistic bud?