Daiwa Silver Creek Spinner
The best spinner fisherman I know always fishes a spinner with a simple bead body. When Daiwa added gold and silver bead bodies to their Silver Creek Spinner line-up I decided to add them to the shop.
The Daiwa Silver Creek Spinners come with the features I look for in a spinner:
- Built-in swivel to reduce line wist
- Stirrup clevis (spins more easily than a folded clevis)
- Split ring hook attachment
It
is very rare to see a split ring to attach the hook on a spinner but
it is valuable for two reasons. First, it allows you to change the hook
if it gets bent, broken or dull. For the Silver Creek Spinners in
particular, it allows you to replace the factory treble hook with a
single hook. Second, it acts like a universal joint
and greatly reduces the chance that a twisting trout can get leverage
to twist the hook out.
The 3g and 4g Daiwa Silver Creek Spinners are good weights for mountain stream BFS.The spinners come with a treble hook. I enclosed a single hook with each spinner I sold, though, and I would suggest you replace the treble hook with a single hook.
Gold
Silver
CopperThey come in other colors, but you don't need other colors.
Daiwa Silver Creek spinners are made in China.
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