Mud Hole French Blade Inline Spinner Lure Kit
Mud Hole French Blade Inline Spinner Lure Kit
Product Details
This kit contains all of the parts needed to build 20 inline spinners. The only tool required for assembly is a pair of needle nose pliers to create the loop at the wire.
The French blade is used in many high end commercial spinners. With a weighted blade these require a faster retrieve or moving water to work effectively. Great spinners for Steelhead, Salmon, Trout of all species, Walleye & Pan Fish.
Read a review of our French Blade kit on Anthony Wood's lure making blog Home Made Boilies.
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Proposition 65 Warning
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WARNING: This product can expose you to chemicals including Lead, which is known to the State of California to cause cancer, birth defects or other reproductive harm. For more information go to https://www.P65Warnings.ca.gov
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The InLine Spinners are Amazing. I will definitely be ordering more. They are easy to assemble, after a couple I felt like a pro. Thanks Mud Hole, I feel confident and accomplished.
This is a great way to cut the cost on inline spinners. If you are a fan of Mepps Aglia #3 or Vibrax Blue Fox #3 than this kit is for you! Easy to put together, and you only need round nose pliers & cutting pliers to assemble.
I purchased this kit and began putting together the #1 spinners. First of all I tied some deer hair and crystal flash on the treble hooks. This seems to add to the appeal of this bait. I have caught several 10- 12 inch bass and a decent bluegill. I imagine that these would work f trout as well.
I wish detailed instructions had been included. For example: I twisted the shaft a little short on the first two spinners. They don’t spin quite as freely as they should. I had a mepps spinner to compare it to. The distance between the top bead (the small bead above the spinner) and the twist forming the loop should be no less than 1/4 inch. I did this and the rest turned out pretty good.
I also wish the kit had included a couple of extra shafts. You’re likely to mess up the first couple of times and have the cut the shaft and start over.
Finally it helps if you have a fly tying vice to hold the shaft in place especially when you slip on the small bead. Also a pair of needle nose plies to hold the bead is essential. Trying to perform the operation with your fingers is very difficult.
Super kit...Love the lures and very easy to assemble.
