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- เผยแพร่เมื่อ 4 ก.ค. 2024
- A very small company based out of New York by the name of Top Strike Fishing reached out to me to see if I was interested in testing their spinners. Typically I steer clear of these types of situations but their spinners are not your ordinary spinner. Check out this hands on review. Click on the link to see what else Top Strike Fishing has to offer. Thanks for the opportunity guys!
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Bummer about not catching anything man. Just how it goes some days. Glad you like them anyway and that was a pretty sweet mod with the hook. About the propeller... The main benefit is that it helps throw flash in more directions. Most spinners with a single blade or tandem blades oriented the same way only throw flash to the sides which may not be in a fish's line of sight. The flash from the top of the propeller is visible in more directions and especially so if you are reeling them downstream through feeding lanes where trout etc. are looking upstream.
Hell of an answer and it makes complete sense. As stated in the video, I know those things will catch Pike all day long. Something was pulling me towards the lake that I fished at and it just didn’t pan out. I didn’t want to test this lure out on stocked fish. A piece of bubble gum on a hook will catch a stocked trout. If you can trick wild trout into biting your lure then you’re really onto something and that’s what happened with yours. I just unfortunately couldn’t get the thing to the boat. One of the negatives of having a single hook. Truly appreciate the opportunity man. You are definitely onto something with that thing. Keep cranking out quality products.
@topstrikefishing great answer, was going to say it's like using one of those four blade trolling setups compared to a simple dodger will typically catch more fish.
I haven't been having great luck with spinners right now. It seems that the spoons and hoochie aka wicked lures, are getting more strikes. Also, the trout are down deep as of late. The surface temps have been in the high 60s. Come cooler temps, I bet those would be great. I was out yesterday and was catching nothing but dinks, and they were all at least five feet in depth if not lower.
Yeah … the lake I was on was spotting fish on the fishfinder at 20+ feet. Without a downrigger it’s almost impossible to get your lure at a consistent depth. These things are definitely cool. Just need more time with them on the water.
@@907shots9 there's plenty of videos on how to mount a downrigger on a kayak 😉. I have a cannon downrigger on my pontoon that has been great.
Trust me it’s coming… I have a mount in the garage.. just need to heal up a bit more for this Achilles and I’ll be slapping it on… then one more “how to” video hitting TH-cam 😂