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Durable Spinnerbait

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I have had 3 spinnerbaits break in half in the last couple of months. All 3 broke at the line tie. Which are the strongest s/baits around? The last one broke with a 5 pounder on the line and I don't want a repeat performance. Thanks in advance for the advice.

I make my own and have never had problems with normal use and abuse.

Terminator makes some good baits with the titanium arms.

  • Super User

Terminator T-1 are the only ones I will use anymore! They are also good when you catch a junk fish that normally straightens a sbait out, these do not!

Jeff

Yep, roll your own. If you don't want to cast lead Stamina (lurepartsonline) has good heads, skirts, etc. I have caught multiple hammer handle to 20 pound pike and a few muskies on Stamina heads, no issues. I'm not sure about shipping to SA. I also started putting a zip tie over the skirt collar. The skirts last longer that way.

  • Super User

Unfortuantely the weakest part on a spinnerbait is at the R-Bend (line tie). Not much you can do about it. When a bass hits a spinnerbait at the blade arm it compresses down and fatigues the bend and...well no need to go into what happens.

Dr. Spinnerbait (http://www.ko-man-ch...m/products.html) is made with stranded wire which never needs to be tuned and will not fatigue the line tie. About the only way to having replace a Dr. Spinnerbait is if you hang it up or lose it on a cast. These aren't cheap, but they are durable as all get out. I believe TW carries the line now if you want to check them out or I believe you can order direct.

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War Eagles.

Never had a problem.

try the closed eye wire instead of r bend.

the terminator baits always worked good for me until i switched to a mod action rod, then i couldn't seem to hook'em as well. i guess the extra spring in the wire plus the slower rod was keeping them from getting hooked good.

  • Super User

Check out the Dr Spinnerbaits, very high quality and nice looking baits. Pricey, but worth it, you will not break one of these.

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