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Step 1:
Place hook eye in eye of open
loop wire shaft. |
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Step 2:
Pinch the two ends of the wire shaft together and slip
the desired brass spinner body(ies) down the shaft. With
small spinners you may have to trim the tag end of the
spinner
shaft a little. Note:
This hook has a piece of premium latex
tubing tubing
on the shank for added fish attraction. |
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Step 3::
Slide remaining body components and the
desired spinner
blade with properly sized stirrup clevise onto the shaft.
Note:
the blade
has a polka-dot die cut prism
tape attached. |
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Step 4:
Using needle nose pliers grab the wire shaft about 1/4"
(6mm) above the clevise and bend the wire three quarters (270°)
around the nose of the pliers. |
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Step 5:
Now Wrap the tag end of the wire shaft tightly around
the shaft. Wrap two complete turns. |
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Step 6::
Trim excess wire as closely to the shaft as possible. |
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Spinner complete! What a
fantastic spinner! From start to finish making
this spinner took less than a minute. |
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A few completed in-line
spinners. |
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