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Inline Spinner Fishing Lure Tips and How To Fish Spinners (underwater fishing lures)



Inline spinners are incredibly effective fishing lures and good fishing lures for beginners. They are inexpensive compared to many other lure types, but reliably catch fish in all conditions. There is a wide variety of spinners made by companies like Mepps, Blue Fox, and Yakima Bait (Rooster Tails). Here we talk about the many types of in-line spinners, how to use inline spinners, when to use them, and how they work with underwater footage.

Spinners highlighted in this video:
Mepps Aglia (various colors) https://amzn.to/3wZn5K6
Mepps Comet https://amzn.to/3Gtoj3f
Rooster Tail https://amzn.to/3x7dbGp
Blue Fox minnow spin https://amzn.to/38Sajns
Mepps Black Fury https://amzn.to/3a7ry47
Mepps black/orange Musky Killer https://amzn.to/3a5XV3t
Mepps Magnum Musky Killer https://amzn.to/3N4PF27
Mepps Aglia Long https://www.mepps.com/information/aglia-long/135#AL3%20HFT
Mepps Comet Giant Killer https://www.mepps.com/information/giant-killer-mino/852#GKM%20G-BAS
Les Davis Bolo
Eesti (discontinued) – similar spinner is a Mepps single-hook Comet https://www.mepps.com/information/comet-combo/933#C2C%20G%2FRW-091

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45 Comments

  1. Your videos are absolutely high quality! Everything thing is well done: the information, the presentation, narration, the camera work, audio, and you get right to the point. Thank you for your time!

  2. I grew up casting Rooster Tails for trout in Central NJ. I have a good assortment of sizes now and use them to catch just about any fish that swims…largemouth, smallmouth, perch, northern pike in Ontario, trout. I have some huge ones for musky, but I haven’t thrown them 10,000 times yet.

  3. Caught a small striped bass in my local river today. Too small for food but it was my second fish ever so a nice confidence booster on my in-line spinner. Thanks Nat 🙂

  4. I had a big Mepps weed master and that thing caught me more pike than any other lure I’ve ever owned. It was bright pink which is what I found so hilarious about it.
    I snagged it on a submerged root and have been looking for one in a shop for months.

  5. When I make my own Inline spinners, I find most kits you buy never have enough brass to make them heavy enough for effective casting or depth, so I make my favourite hybrid inline spinners, where the top is standard spinner fair bot the bottom, I attach a small minnow head jig and slip a nice juicy curly tail on, especially if it has a glow in the dark tail. Good casting weight and the pike just can’t ignore them.

    I made some double blade spinners this time and I think I did not too bad. Silver+green and Red+gold, paired respectively with blue silver and hi vis orange curly tails.

  6. Hey Nat, much apreciated your videos, very helpfull to those willing to take fishing one step further. I am yet to give spinners a chance, got some 3-4 grams Panther Martin though, and I was wondering if I can add a split shot or two for extra weight and if that will affect the spinner in a negative way, would appreciate your advice.

    Regards,
    Florin

  7. I find size 4 to be large enough to cast and small enough for seatrout to take it. Anything below size3 has never worked for me. I didn’t use spinners much at all, because of the line twist, but since they do work, I have stopped caring.

  8. Excellent video!

    Black and silver Roostertail. Pike, walleye, crappie, black bass, white bass, channel cat, sauger, flathead, perch. It's my all time favorite and most productive artificial bait

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