spinner tying kits?

[wallzer]

is there any good spinner tying kits out there or do you guys just go to the local bait shop and by the pieces on at a time? also do you guys use flouro carbon leaders with spinners or what?

thanks,
the elusive giant wallzer

[Tom (N.W.Ont)]

I just went with buying the pieces myself at a local tackle shop. All you need is some line, hooks, beads, colorado blades and the little blade-keeper-on thingy. Of course, many variations exist and you can go nuts with options.

I didn't go flouro on my leaders...just used an inexpensive mono.

Advantages are custom leader lengths, and colour combos. Good winter fun as well.

Tom

[Peanut]

Buy your own components. Cost will be likely cheaper on a per rig basis, and you get to pick the colours and quality of the components you want (which is important for hooks and blades).

I think that a clear mono line works best for your line - no high visibility stuff.

My 2 cents.

derrek.

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[Brown]

Hey Tom, I've been tying my own spinners for years. Cabelas has a great kit in their catologe. I got mine 4 years ago and still have everything I need. I just had to some more beads and hooks. Its a great kit, and provides a good way to kill time in the off season. Plus it gives you so many options. Check Cabelas.
Brown

[KANNON]

Best place to buy beads is at a craft store alot cheaper and more colors to choose from.

[TK_551]

I would use the quick change clevis though. They are a little more but it is nice to be able to vary your blades when necessary.

Tom
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