Bassdozer's Spinnerbaits with Seldom-Seen Blade Configurations

by Russ Bassdozer

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Bassdozer's Spinnerbaits with Seldom-Seen Blade Configurations

First, there's my Indiana/Willow combo. Seldom seen except in Bassdozer's Store, it's one of my favorite and most productive blade pairs.

1/2 oz Spinnerbait ~ Style A ~ Chartreuse Shad Flash (.035 bright super wire arm)

Next there's my Willow/Indiana combo - a rare blade combo indeed, but one of the best pairings I have ever used.

3/4 oz Spinnerbait ~ Style T ~ Green Perch Special  (.035 brown super wire arm)

These are built on my 3/4 oz Style T hidden head with my signature cone cut collar. Other brands of spinnerbaits and jigs have also started using my double (in this case) and triple cone cut collars lately too, simply because it is the best way I have discovered to hold soft bait trailers securely.

Below we have he Colorado/Willow combo, True, this one of the most common blade combos - but hard to find in this jewelry-like 50/50 gold/nickel scale textured finish.

3/4 oz Spinnerbait ~ Style T ~ Green Perch Special  (.035 brown super wire arm)

Green Perch Special Skirt. A killer combination of my two best smallmouth colors. Green perch (top) plus smallie special (bottom) equals green perch special, an equation that converts anyone who tries it into a true believer.

In the configuration below, normally, a Colorado/Willow combo is placed three beads apart, and that closeness restricts them from beating hard. What I discovered by widening the space between the traditional Colorado/Willow combo is the increased distance permits both blades to beat so hard so that they'll generate a surprising amount of vibration!

1/2 oz Spinnerbait ~ Style A ~ Smallie Special (.035 bright super wire arm)

The next two Style A's have the .035 diameter brown super wire. Super wire has up to 50% more vibration and up to 30% stronger than standard wire.

Front blade is painted translucent red nickel-plated on both sides. Back blade is gold-plated on both sides

1/2 oz Spinnerbait ~ Style A ~ Green Pumpkin Red (.035 brown super wire arm)

Front blade is gold-plated on both sides. Back blade is painted translucent red on one side, genuine silver-plated lacquered on other side.

1/2 oz Spinnerbait ~ Style A ~ Watermelon Red (.035 brown super wire arm)

The next item, the 1 ounce Style D has an .040 wire arm with a massive 6/0 Mustad UltraPoint heavy duty long shank hook. It is a big, solidly-constructed spinnerbait for heavy tackle, strong line and tough fish.

Front blade is painted translucent black nickel-plated on both sides. Back blade is painted translucent red on one side, genuine silver-plated lacquered on other side.

1 oz Spinnerbait ~ Style D ~ Black Red (.040 wire arm)

The next one ounce Style H goes to the extreme with an .045 wire arm that's thicker, heavier wire than normally used on bass spinnerbaits. Plus it has a massive 6/0 Mustad UltraPoint long shank hook - bigger than usual too. This is a very heavily-built spinnerbait designed for big bass on heavy tackle.

Front blade is painted translucent black nickel-plated on both sides. Back blade is painted translucent blue on one side, genuine silver-plated lacquered on other side.

1 oz Spinnerbait ~ Style H ~ Black Blue (.045 wire arm)

Lastly, these are luminous blades below. Both sides of both blades are painted glow-in-dark colors shown. Used under normal daylight conditions, the blades appear as an flat pastel colors that attract fish just based on that. But reel them out of the sunlight into the shadow of a steep wall, a ledge or the shady side of a rock, dock, or in and out of a tree-shaded shadow line, and you get that sudden change of luminescence which I feel acts as a strike trigger at the instant of color change.

I hope you will enjoy trying these spinnerbait with seldom-seen blade configurations.