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Booyah® Counter Strike™ Spinnerbaits - Double Willow Blade
The pros know that flash is every bit as important as vibration for producing a reaction strike, and no spinnerbait on the market today produces flash like Booyah’s Counter Strike. These one-of-a-kind counter rotating blades provide a different look and vibration, making the Counter Strike the ultimate in spinnerbait performance. Each spinnerbait is equipped with a 55-strand Bio-Flex® silicone skirt and a Mustad® Ultra Point™ hook.
The pros know that flash is every bit as important as vibration for producing a reaction strike, and no spinnerbait on the market today produces flash like Booyah’s Counter Strike. These one-of-a-kind counter rotating blades provide a different look and vibration, making the Counter Strike the ultimate in spinnerbait performance. Each spinnerbait is equipped with a 55-strand Bio-Flex® silicone skirt and a Mustad® Ultra Point™ hook.
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Chartruese is the best color.
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When selecting lure colors for freshwater fishing there are two factors to keep in mind. The first is to "match-the-hatch". To do so, you will need to find baits that mimic color of the prey of the species that you are targeting closely. For instance, when fishing in a large lake with heavy amounts of shad, a silver, black, white, or blue based color (depending on the color of the shad in the lake) would be appropriate to use. If fishing a pond where the main forage may be small bream (such as bluegill) try using a chartruse and white or firetiger color.As well, base the colors that you are using on the water situation that you are facing. If fishing in clear water, lures that have a more subtle or natural color would be great, as this will not spook fish. However, if fishing in water that may be murky or muddy, try using a lure with a lot of flash so that the lure can allow the fish to hone in on it.
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Just reel it in. Try different speeds though, like slow, medium, and fast. After a little bit of experimenting with the retrive you should find a pattern.
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There is not much to fishing a spinnerbait, you just cast it out and reel it in. I like to fish spinnerbaits faster than most baits. If you reel it close to the surface, without it coming out of the water, the spinnerblades will make a wake on the surface, this is called bulging a lure. I would recomend adding some kind of soft plastic trailer. My favorite trailer is the "Luck e strike clunn spinnerbait trailer."1 of 1
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