Spinner & Bladed

Underspin

All lures

Subtle flash under a swimming bait.

Technique

Steady wind

Depth

3-20 ft

Water Clarity

Clear

Best Conditions

Cold water, baitfish

Spring Fall

About This Lure

A weighted head with a small underslung blade paired with a swimbait for a flashing, natural profile.

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How To Fish It

Cast your underspin past target structures like brush piles, docks, or drop-offs and allow it to sink to the desired depth. Maintain a slow, steady retrieve to keep the bait swimming just above the fish, utilizing the blade's flash to draw reaction strikes in open water or around sparse cover.

Retrieve Cadence

A slow, consistent reel handle turn that keeps the blade thumping without the lure rising to the surface, occasionally punctuated by a 'kill' where you stop reeling for a second to allow the bait to pendulum downward.

Best Colors

Silver/Shad— Clear water with high sunlight

Gold/Bluegill— Stained water or overcast skies

Pearl/White— Matching small baitfish hatches

Sizes & When To Use

1/8 ozTargeting fish in shallower, calm water under 8 feet

1/4 ozStandard all-purpose weight for 8-15 feet depths

3/8 ozWorking deeper drop-offs or maintaining contact in windy conditions

Commonly Rigged On

Keitech Swing Impact FATZoom Super FlukeStraight tail finesse worm

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Weather

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Recommended Gear

7' medium-light spinning rod with a fast action, 2500 size spinning reel, and 8-10 lb fluorocarbon line.

Pro Tips

Always match your plastic trailer size to the actual baitfish the bass are currently eating.
If you feel the blade stop spinning, speed up your retrieve slightly to clear debris or re-engage the thump.
Swap your factory swivel for a higher quality ball-bearing swivel to ensure the blade spins at the slowest retrieve speeds.
Focus on fish suspended off the bottom rather than tight to the floor.

Species This Lure Catches