Trout Lures Trout Spinners, Rooster Baits Tail Trout Fishing Lures with Brass Spinner for Lake River Fishing, Smallmouth Bass Lures Fishing Spinner Kit for Bass Salmon Pike

Love the lures, my only complaint is the trailer hook keeps falling off when being stored in my tackle box. I realize they are designed to be remove if you want one hook, but tie it off and the customer can cut off if they wish.Great Lures!

Have had exceptional success with these

I think these are good. They spin, I was just using the wrong lure and had better luck with power bait.

Ok, so I want to start out by saying I was completely shocked at the quality of these lures. I really didn't know what to expect, but I can say even when comparing these with the "gold standard" of inline spinners (I won't name the brand names), these are 100% of better quality. The colorado blades are solid, the materials are durable, and the "fur" material is top notch AND has a generous amount on the hook. Even when the lure is wet, it doesn't clump up and appear "thin".Moving on to actually fishing the bait. The size and shape of the blades allows you to get good feedback on how the lure is working through the water (or if it is caught on some weeds). In addition, I wasn't sure how well, if at all, the lowered weight would work, but it absolutely removes the need to add a swivel to prevent line twist. As an added bonus, (and I'm not sure if this was an intended design or a happy coincidence), the lowered weight puts the trailing hook out of retrieve path so you get hung up a lot less often. This allows the lure to be worked almost like a squarebill because it often deflects off of logs or rocks.I can honestly say that these are the BEST inline spinners that I have ever used and I've used quite a few. HOWEVER, there is one drawback. Because of the design, specifically the way the weight is on the lure combined with the THICK fur piece, the lure tends to helicopter. This results in the line getting tangled on the lure occasionally, especially on super long casts. If you are only fishing open waters, or can easily walk to your lures, you might want to stick to a traditional inline spinner in those instances, but for where I fish, the advantages of not getting hung up definitely outweigh occasionally having to reel in and make an additional cast.If you fish waters with a bunch of obstacles or mostly make medium (30-40') casts, then I would highly suggest giving these a try.

Set at 6 for Trout in my area, It didn't take long for me to hit that limit using these. I was pleasantly surprised at how well these worked to entice the 5 rainbows and one golden that I caught in just under two hours. I stayed around an did some C&R for another couple hours and then headed home for our fresh caught dinner. Grab these while you can.

I love trying out different tackles, jigs, and spinners so I was excited when these came in the mail. I like that you are getting 5 spinners in this pack and each one is different colors which is nice. They were packaged firmly; although they were just in a little plastic box, they were snug in their compartments and so they didnt jiggle around and risk breaking the box. I was able to catch some crappie and small mouth on these which was nice. The spin action is pretty standard for these as well. Definitely recommend as a spinner to add to your tackle box.

Although I have not had a chance to fish with these lures yet, several things stand out. They have the yellow, green and orange colors that are similar to my most successful lures I have used in the past. The shiny gold color of the body and the spinner will certainly stand out moving through the water. These 10 lures came in a handy carrying case that will fit nicely in my fishing creel. They also came two in each compartment with one in a plastic sleeve so they would not tangle before using them. This was a great extra touch. I'm excited to get out and use them!!

I've tried these and caught several rainbow trout.