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ericg0729

Posted 1/28/2012 6:14 PM (#535383)
Subject: cowgirl type spinners

Posts: 43

Location: West Virginia

Trying my hand at making some spinners...first few not so goo but i think they are getting better just looking for some other fishermans thoughts......

Sharptooth

Posted 1/28/2012 7:12 PM (#535391 - in reply to #535383)
Subject: Re: cowgirl type spinners

Posts: 79

Location: West Virginia

Pic still not coming up...

ericg0729

Posted 1/29/2012 12:10 AM (#535432 - in reply to #535383)
Subject: RE: cowgirl type spinners

Posts: 43

Location: West Virginia

I think i got the pics up this time......I HOPE!!!!!

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Landonfish

Posted 1/29/2012 7:57 AM (#535449 - in reply to #535383)
Subject: Re: cowgirl type spinners

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Look good to me. Have you tried them yet? Only thing I could maybe see is you might have to add another bead or 2 to get the spacing for the blades. But if you tested them and they work no need

Slime King

Posted 1/29/2012 9:42 AM (#535462 - in reply to #535383)
Subject: Re: cowgirl type spinners

Posts: 494

Location: midwest

Did you use krystal flash as skirt material?

Zib

Posted 1/29/2012 11:27 AM (#535474 - in reply to #535383)
Subject: RE: cowgirl type spinners

Posts: 1405

Location: Detroit River

Looks like you might have an issue with the blades hitting the skirt material. I'd add a few more beads to increase the distance between the blades & skirt.

ericg0729

Posted 1/29/2012 3:29 PM (#535511 - in reply to #535474)
Subject: RE: cowgirl type spinners

Posts: 43

Location: West Virginia

Thanks for all the comments. It may need a few beads but the main problem is the flash keeps getting tangled up in the hook....may need to trim it a little....any other tips will be appreciated. Anyone know how to make marabou skirts?

Zib

Posted 1/29/2012 6:40 PM (#535539 - in reply to #535511)
Subject: RE: cowgirl type spinners

Posts: 1405

Location: Detroit River

ericg0729 - 1/29/2012 4:29 PM

Thanks for all the comments. It may need a few beads but the main problem is the flash keeps getting tangled up in the hook....may need to trim it a little....any other tips will be appreciated. Anyone know how to make marabou skirts?

Did you use heat shrink tubing on the hook? Pushing the shrink tubing as far down as you can towards the curve of the hooks (not shown in pic) will also help prevent the tangling.

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ericg0729

Posted 1/29/2012 8:15 PM (#535559 - in reply to #535383)
Subject: Re: cowgirl type spinners

Posts: 43

Location: West Virginia

Cool Thanks Zib

tuffy1

Posted 1/29/2012 8:41 PM (#535571 - in reply to #535559)
Subject: Re: cowgirl type spinners

Posts: 3242

Location: Racine, Wi

Also, using thicker skirt material will help with keeping the skirt out of the hooks.

As for Marribou, that's all I tie these days (that and hackle). Takes a little longer then tying on the flashabou, but looks sweet in the water for sure! I usually put 2 layers of marribou on the hook, then epoxy the top thread by the eye of the hook to make it a bit more durable.

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