JDM Spinners Shop

The JDM Spinners Shop brings Japanese lure design to American anglers who prefer spinners. In Japan, spoons are more popular in lakes, and minnow plugs are more popular in streams. In the US, spinners are more popular by far!

The spinners on this page come with a built-in swivel to reduce line twist. They come with a single barbless or micro-barbed hook, which is attached with a split ring so you can change it or replace it easily.

Smith AR-S Single Hook

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Smith AR-S Single Hook spinners come with a barbless hook.
If the button says Add to cart, the item is in stock.
Smith AR-S spinners are made in Japan.


Smith Niakis

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Smith Niakis spinners come with a single microbarb hook.
If the button says Add to cart, the item is in stock.
Smith Niakis spinners are made in Japan.


Palms Spinwalk Clevis

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Palms Spinwalk Clevis spinners come with a single barbless hook.
If the button says Add to cart, the item is in stock.
Palms Spinwalk spinners are made in China.


Snaps


3/8" long, 17.6 pound test, package of 6.

If the button says Add to cart, the item is in stock.
The C'ultiva Tairiki snaps are made in Japan.


Shipping

Domestic shipping is by USPS Ground Advantage. The shipping charge is $5.00 for packages that weigh 4 ounces or less; $6.00 for packages that weigh over 4 ounces. 

International shipping is by USPS First Class Mail International (unless the entire order is over $400 or the order requires a box longer than 24"). The shipping charge depends on the destination, weight, length and value of the package.

Import Duties and Taxes

International purchases may be subject to import duties and taxes. I cannot keep track of all import regulations in all countries written in all languages. Understanding and paying import duties and taxes is the responsibility of the buyer.

Finesse-Fishing.com no longer ships to the EU, UK, or Russia.


Header photo: Tenryu Rayz RZ4102B-UL, Shimano Calcutta Conquest BFSHG ('17)


Warning:

The hooks are sharp.
The coffee's hot.
The fish are slippery when wet.


Whatever you do, do it with finesse!