Booyah® Glow Blade™ Spinnerbaits - Double Willow
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Hard to beat in stained or dingy water, and your ace in the hole when the cloudes take over. Finished with a hi-viz glow paint on both blades and head with a vibrant 55-strand Bio-Flex® silicone skirt back on the business end. Premium construction throughout. Burn this hi-viz spinnerbait over your favorite smallie hole and watch what happens. The glow paint on the blades and head practically screams for attention. Equally effective in clear or stained water, under all light conditions.
Rated 4.7 out of 5Â by 12
reviewers.
Rated 5 out of 5Â by QueticoMike Can't go wrong.......
You can not go wrong with the chartreuse double willow spinnerbait. It always seems to produce nice smallmouth. These lures last a long time until they just flat get worn out from so many fish. Great lure for spring, summer and fall, river and lake fishing for smallmouth bass. I caught an 18 incher throwing it yesterday in a local river.
October 10, 2011
Rated 5 out of 5Â by jrgeorge59 best spinner on market
I have used the Booyah spinner for about 4 Years now and have always caught good bass with them. My favorite is the willow double blade with blade and skirt same color. The hotter the water the better they catch bass. Works very well around brush tops and tree trunks.
September 13, 2011
Rated 4 out of 5Â by davidsjk81 double willow
performs really well, catches many species of fish in rivers, ponds or lakes
April 13, 2011
Rated 5 out of 5Â by robzilalives truly the best spinner
ive used this spinner all summer long, ive acctually went thru about 10 of these. i can always catch a nice bass on it, i hooked one about 22 or 23 inches and weighed about 5lbs. when my fishing buddy said um that might be too big for here, and yes i did catch the bigest one that day out of the 10 or so we caught. i have two left one is beat up so bad there is no paint on one blade, the other has some rust starting on the blades and still catches fish. cant wait til spring.
December 31, 2009
