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Blue Fox® Super Vibrax® Spinners
These effective Vibrax Spinners offer a proven combination of flash and low-frequency vibration that triggers savage strikes while virtually eliminated line twists. These productive spinners are designed with a 30° angled blade that lets you run the Vibrax Spinners from the surface on down to 4'-5'.
These effective Vibrax Spinners offer a proven combination of flash and low-frequency vibration that triggers savage strikes while virtually eliminated line twists. These productive spinners are designed with a 30° angled blade that lets you run the Vibrax Spinners from the surface on down to 4'-5'.
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My go-to's are silver and gold in a 2. Landed a 28" LL this year on a size 2, but they would most likely hit a 3 if you're fishing in bigger water. Enjoy!Q:
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im going for trout in the middle of August in the pine top area, is this a good lure? Or what is recomended?
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I used this lure up in Montana for trout (on average 10-14 inches) and had great success. I would recommend bringing a few.
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This is definitely a good choice. Get it in size #2, even the little 5 inchers will take it, and the whopper 20 inchers will love it! Get it in blue and purpleQ:
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What size and color should I get for fishing southern Colorado high elevation ponds and lakes?
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my favorite is firetiger it works best for northern and muskeyA:
gold color...not sure about size.A:
Size # 2 and colours blue and purple.A:
#2 blue in color. blue is the only one I kill em with.A:
i use the silver color with a #2 or #3 blade. it ceates a lot of flash that gets the fish goingA:
Try them all then pick the one that performs the best. They are not expensive and they work
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For clearer water and sunny days use silver color and natiral colors and for cloudy or murky water gold or darker colors.Answers
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blue, definitely blue
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gold and siverA:
I'd start out with gold. It works good for me, but I'd also have a bunch of other colores in your tackle box. Sometimes bass just perfer a specific color or a specific color just seems to work well in one pond or lake over all others. Take for instence a farm pond in Missouri that I fish... the bass love pink??? I don't know why, but I tried it and found this color to be the best... so don't get stuck on one color and try figure out which one works the best for the H2O you fish.A:
silver hands down. it looks like a minnow and it creates a lot of flash in the water
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All of um work great, Best tho Nickel and blueA:
gold. any water clarity.Answers
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I think a bass would go for it, but unless you get a small size, I don't think that it work for panfish unless you are going for some slabs.A:
I think that this lure works pretty good for bass and panfish. I like to use a size 2 in the gold color. Hope it works for ya.A:
work great for Bass, if using for panfish, use a smaller blade, #0 or #1. i se the silver and gold and have great luck. I have caught 9lb bass with these spinnersA:
try the 1/8 oz gold. Worked for me
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Yes & Yes Panfish use a smaller size and color Nickel & Blue
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They are very good for panfish and bass, so I have found. I have used the #1, #2, and #3 spinners in all colors. If i had to buy just one, it would be the #2 in silver. That seems to catch the most fish for me. As soon as the lure hits the water, give it a quick jerk, this will get the spinner going, then just slow down and wait for the bite. The only downside is the trebble hook, you will tend to loose a few when fishing structure.
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yes they r excellent for Pan fish and Bass size 7/64 OZ is best for Pan fish and small trout and 1/4 OZ and 3/8 OZ r good for bass, for clear water gold is best when it's overcast and silver is for sunny day and for stained water firetiger and chrome blue r good colors.Details:
I just order 6 or so of these in various sizes/colors....what is best way to use this spinner?
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It can be trolled, or cast and retrieved. I use a small pink or red trailer. A little grub I attach right on the treble hook.When casting from shore it usually gets hit when you pause it for a second on the retrieve.
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the best way to use them is tie them directly to the line. retrieve them slow enough to keep the blade spinning. you can also retrieve them at medium speed depending on the temp. as the water gets warmer the fish are more active and will chase the lure. when the temps are low you will need to retieve the lure slower to get the fish to catch up to it.A:
If you are fishing for trout, read the book "Spinner Fishing for Trout" published by Stackpole Books. It describes the most effective method for using spinners for trout on streams and rivers.A:
reel fast, so the lure sort of creates a wake right under the surface dont screw around with fancy hopping, jigging or whatnotA:
med. to fast retrive like you would with a spinner bait. Speed depends on water temp. and how reactive the fish are. Color depends on how clear the water isA:
Cast it out and slow roll it back to you. Try not to use it in too shallow areas!A:
If you are river fishing, you need to cast slightly up river and let the spinner go down and then start retrieving as the spinner is going down river. Also if you are catching and releasing you change from a trible hook to a single siwash hook that is supplied with a #3 or larger spinner.
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Try a steady retrieve. If you get no action try steady retrieve with slight pausesA:
I like to use a slow retrieve, I fish rivers, use the current . sometimes a troll works when nothing else does.Images for this Answer
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I fish this lure at a medium retrieve.Let it sink and retrieve.
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The best way to use this spinner is cast out, when the lure is at water ever depth you want it pull the lure through the water and reel the slack leave a pase before you reel because this is when the fish will strike!Details:
Is a #2 bigger than a #5 or how does it workAnswers
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The lower the number the smaller the lure, both in weight and in size. (on this one)A:
#5 is much bigger. The lower the number - the smaller the lure both in size and weight .A:
The larger the number, the larger the lureA:
A #5 is significantly bigger than a #2. Size 0 is the smallest and is typically used for small native trout and tiny streams. Size one is most common on small to average streams. Size 2 is best for larger streams and rivers. Sizes 3 and up are typically used for very large fish and are used in deeper rivers and lakes.A:
No a number 5 is bigger. The larger the number the bigger the spinner.
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#2 is smaller than a #5
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#2 is smaller than the #5 In my opinon the #2 is the best all around lure, unless you are fishing for a 80# fish.
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#2 is smaller than #5 or you can go by oz 7/64 is smallest then respectivley 1/8, 3/16, 1/4, 3/8 and 7/16 is largest.Answers
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#5 is bigger than #2A:
#2 is smaller. both in weight and blade size. dont get me wrong, these lures will get fish from tiny to huge.
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#2 is smaller than #5A:
No... a #2 is much smaller than a #5. The sizing goes from #0 being the smallest to even #6 or #7 being the biggest.1 of 1
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