How to Make a Large Inline Spinner to Target Bass!

In today's video I introduce a whole new line of bait design to the SDG channel - Inline Spinners. Super psyched to explore all the possibilities and design concepts in the future!
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Other materials from today’s build:
- 1/4oz total weight (of your choice - I used two 1/8oz bullet weights)
- Beads of your choice (7-8MM were around the size I used)
- 28mm Fish Shank
- Size 2 Treble Hook
- Rusty Brown Ice Dub
- Whiting Bugger Pack Feathers
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[Eagle]

As always, I enjoyed your tutorial. Having twisted up lots of spinners over the years, I’ve found that adding a small solid brass bead between the weight and clevis will act as a bearing which will help the blades spin with less resistance and extend the life of your spinner. Just food for thought. I really enjoy your channel! Keep up the great work!

[jasteck]

Of the over 50 hours of video I've watched so far, this was presented exactly how i needed it to understand...thanks and I just subbed and will look through you vault...

[smalljaw]

Tandem in-line Amazing work and way to think out of the box, that will catch 'em for

[gameon]

Super nice and the colors right on point. Great tool btw.

[robertchadwick]

That was a cool lure. The action in the water was good. Thanks.

[parrothead]

That looks sweet. I tried tying flys about 35 years ago first time I picked up a Shakespeare fly rod lack of knowledge left me to keep braking the thread it was hilarious.

[B.A.Bassangler]

This looks fun, just saved you in my watch later's. The last time I went on a in-line kick I sacrificed a few, and bought a few for larger blades (Salmon Steely sizes), Had to get creative with hook choices and attachments. Need more cowbell!! lol, Merry Christmas.

[nitegoat]

I’ve been catching bass with Mepps dressed aglia in-line spinners, for 24 years. My PB (10 lbs), was caught with a size 4 Mepps dressed aglia. I have caught countless bass with size 4, and size 3. In fact, I’ve caught more bass with a Mepps dressed aglia, than with any other lure/bait.

[METALHEADMUSIC]

Man, this is fire! I never knew about your YouTube. I too, gladly live under a rock. So happy to be part of the family that is your channel! Great content. Love your style Brother.

[jamesphillips]

Very nice!! The spinner has a wide variety of materials that complement each other!! I’ve got a friend that wants to build in-line spinner baits, I’ll sure to pass this along to him!! Awesome video Adam, very informative!!

[lroyson]

Nice build. Great swimming action on the long feathers. I also think it would work well with only one blade for a little more subtle action.

[guylangenfeld]

Great build, Adam. Thanks for sharing.

[chriscavanaugh]

the treble was fantastic, I make inlines and use bought bucktail trebles for some, but none look that good. Fantastic action in the water.

[jrjeter]

Great video as always Adam. Technical tie on this one with the piece parts. Reminds me of articulated streamers with all the steps involved.

[juliusjames]

I really enjoy your videos and attitude! Great content.

[Bamdoggs]

Outstanding man! Love all the color variance and texture… simply bee-u-tiful! Profile and action in the water was great. 👏🏻 Dig the adventure into som’n new too. So many options in a whole new world here! Definitely wanna see more of this!! What was the overall length of the finished ?bait?

[robertfrance]

Sharp looking lure, nice color combo, like the action in the water, great looking build. Adam I make a lot of spinners the tool i use is the Twist- Tech wire former, makes the job so easy. It's a little pricey but well worth the price. As usual another great video !!!

[parrothead]

That’s a great tool the vice ones are so expensive 🤙🤙

[robs]

👍👍 An smallie book I have discusses an older lure called a "cockatousch" (sp?), that is basically what you have done - inline spinner with a tied trailer. I've bent / tied some up for white bass and LMB as well as smallies and struggle a bit with balance, esp sizing the blade to the overall build but they catch fish!. Any pointers welcome. Great work, Adam! Thanks for sharing.

[christianrosler]

Sieht richtig gut aus, dass schwimmblid sensationell. Grüße aus der Schweiz