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| What do you prefer: Single or double bladed models?
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| Double for the bass style. Slight preference for single in the inlines.
angus |
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| Double willow for seriously slow presentations. Double colorado for medium speed. Single NO. 8 colorado for fast or fluttering. I always use a large grub and prefer twin tail's. |
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| double bladed models for sure. They work great for me!!! |
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| Doubles for me, I don't think one of my 60+ spinnerbaits are anything else then double colorado blades. |
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| Single big Colorados for more vibration and lift.
Willowleaf variety doubles for deeper presentations and more flash.
Both have their place.
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| It really depends on the situation. I am partial to the single. You can cover water faster. More of the pie with the single.....
MUSKY ILLINI
"hunter of the shadows is rising" |
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| Last weekend was the first time i have spent any time short line trolling spinnerbaits. I don't care to cast them but trolling worked for us so I will be spending more time with it. They all have their speed at which they shine, they all seem to be different. |
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| just casting. I got some magnum strike kings that I will use for trolling next time. The problem is that most of the spinnerbaits come up to the surface fairly quickly when trolling so I would need 3oz spinnerbaits.
I use doublebladed ones for casting, singlebladed ones for trolling, even single large willowblades |
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| Both, but I think I've caught more fish on a double blade, but there are times that the single CJ's have worked better. |
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| Generally double, but for extremely thick vegetation I prefer a single colorado blade. |
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