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Well folks, here's my first attempt at being in front of the camera instead of behind it.  

Anyone who knows me well, knows that I ALWAYS have a spinnerbait on the deck of my boat, and I ALWAYS fish it at least for a little while on every outing.

In this video, I give away all my secrets gained over the decades of heavy spinnerbait fishing.  Whether you're a beginner, or have been fishing spinnerbaits for long time, you'll find some new tips to try the next time you hit the water.

https://www.bassresource.com/bass-fishing-videos/spinnerbaits-bass-fishing.html

Many thanks to Idaho***er for his fine camera work!

Enjoy!

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Wow, thanks Glenn, that was great! I've been garnering a great interest in spinnerbaits recently, and that really cleared some things up for me. Well done!

Great video, thanks for your efforts.  I learned a lot about spinnerbaits even though I use them a lot.  Particularly liked the info on skirts, blade choices and trailers.  I'd like to find some spinnerbaits that don't have those humongous hooks that are so common.  

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Thats good stuff right there! Nicely done Glenn!  

You have to love this vid just about everything dealing with the basics of a spinner bait..Thanks

Very Nicely done!!!

Showing footage of hooking into one at the end was a nice touch as well.  If you're gonna be a movie star you'll have to hit the tanning bed though..  :)  

Great Job and very informative for a newcomer wanting spinnerbait tips.  

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Great Video, Really enjoyed it and was informative, gathered new ideas.

X2.

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One of the best instructional videos I've ever seen! Congrats on a fine job. Also....THANKS!  :)

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Cool, I definitly learned something...also good work Glenn, you a funny guy too..lol  But seriously dude, get a fake bake, them legs of yours are way to white..LOl.....

fantastic video well done! if only there was a video like this on jerkbaits, worms, crankbaits every lure type out there it would really help a lot of people. I don't really like spinnerbaits but now I feel like I need to go get some lumaflex skirts and give it another go. were you working with the bait monkey on this one?

Thanks Glenn.  Great video!

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It's about time you made a post with you catching a fish  ;D.

Good job with the video.

BRAVO Glenn, BRAVO!!!!!!!!!!!!!!

But did ya have to dog Tina man.......................LOL

Just kidding

BTW, nice shoes

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Excellent.

Thanks.  :)

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Pleas move this to the tackle section...

Your going to be getting a call one of these days from Hollywood asking you to star in a new show

"Fishing With Glenn" LOL

great video just one question do you use those kinds of skirts on your jigs to or just the spinner baits?

Very nicely done!

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Just spinnerbaits. I like to let my jigs sit for awhile, and rubber skirts tend to slowly open while the jig sits still, while lumaflex skirts won't do that.

The lumaflex works better for moving baits. But I guess they would work for swimming jigs. I haven't tried that yet. Hmmmm....you gave me an idea. ;)

Thanks for all the kind words everyone.  I appreciate it.  The mods and I have several more videos like this in the works, so stay tuned!

an excellent video certainly helped me abit.  one thing ive never used is trailers for my spinnerbaits.  any recommendations for brand, type, etc?

an excellent video certainly helped me abit. one thing ive never used is trailers for my spinnerbaits. any recommendations for brand, type, etc?

I usually don't use trailers either, but when I do I go with the NETBAIT Paca Chunk or Tiny Paca. Thats a crawfish type trailer and I usually match it to the Davis X-Swim spinnerbait.

Very nice video and even better info.  Thanks for the great info and tips.

Later, :)

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