Panther Martin® Fly Spinner
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- Cast or troll
- Use in rivers, lakes and streams
- Barrel-shaped body
- Dressed tail
Rated 4.9 out of 5Â by 28
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Rated 5 out of 5Â by cruisesinc Good alterative to the regular Panther Martin
This lure always produces whenever I use them out West . All colors seem to work well , some better than others. I use the 1/32 oz sizes.
Good lure to switch to when the trout seem tired of the regular Panther Martin.
Excellent in small streams using Ultra Light equipment and #4 line.
May 8, 2012
Rated 5 out of 5Â by Kyle123456789 Good producer.
These are tough and true spinners. They seem to produce on the toughest days.
May 8, 2012
Rated 5 out of 5Â by snoblind Fantastic Spinners
I have been using Panther Martin spinners tipped with Gulp garden worms for many years. I have successfully limited out on opening day of trout season for the past 8 years. These spinners have proven to me on numerous occasion that they are effective in catching many different types of freshwater species!.It is truly my one and only confident lure.
April 3, 2012
Rated 4 out of 5Â by wfsfisherman Great Purchase
It is great for shallow rivers. I wade out in the rivers and use them all day. this will get smallmouth and bream in no time. I threw the 1/32 0Z with a little weight and caught a little smallmouth in no time. 1/8 is great for those a little bigger. The best color in my opinion is the the gold orange.
May 11, 2011
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I used a #4 (1/8th oz) spinner on sespe river, ca (also fairly low water flow and shallow conditions) and got snagged on rocks an awful lot- I would suggest the #2 (1/16 oz) or #1 (1/32 oz.)Q:Â
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is this or is the panther martin sonic spinner an all-round better spinner for bass and trout?
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I use both as well as different colors of each until one works best that day.A:Â
In my opinion the gold fly spinner is the best all-round lure for all bass species and trout. I always feel confident when I have one tied on.Images for this Answer
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this is all around better for trout, i dont know about bass thoughA:Â
I think the panther martin fly spinner is a better spinner for bass and trout. Because it runs shallower and is easier to control its depth.Answers
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Gold with orange tail. They used to make them in 3/8 oz. and even 1/2 oz. The larger sizer were great for river smallies and lake largemouth. For trout and smallmouth, the smaller sizes are still killer. They can't be beat.
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It all depends on the body of water your fishing in! Some colors work best in one lake,pond,river! But will not work as well in an other location, like an other state, or provinces! Here in Canada, where I fish, the silver has always been a go too color, but five miles down the road, the pink body, silver blade works better! Just get the major colors and you will be set! Get the gold,silver, silver yellow, gold silver,pink if you can get it. Also get different sizes, from the 1/32 all the the way up to the 1/4 oz..As for dressed or undressed, I find that I have more success without the fly, that also depends on your area.
All in all, get a good selection for different areas, they all work very well!
Tight lines,
and be safe!
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gold and orange is best for trout in summer, silver and orange is best in spring, for bass use the gold and orange, most reliable.
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the gold with orangeish red tail i kill bass trout bluegill walleye its awsomeA:Â
I like the brook trout pattern for troutA:Â
The orange feather dressed treble with gold blade, silver blade with orange is good to
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The one with a gold blade with a yellow body has always been my top producer; in regards to many different types of freshwater species. This includes fishing in ponds, rivers and streams.Tight lines!
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They are produced from China!The quality of the spinners has gone down!This transition happened about ten or so years ago!They still work very well,but the quality just isn't there!1 of 1
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