Most people like to use a trailer on spinnerbaits. Adding a trailer behind the spinnerbait is very beneficial. Not only does it disguise the hook, but it also adds bulk to the hook, making the bait more defined. A trailer can also be used to slow down or speed up the lure.
With so many types of trailers on the market, choosing the right spinnerbait trailer can be difficult. Several of the trailers described below will fit most spinnerbaits and perform well in water. Hope these tips help you catch more fish!
1）Swimbait
The Swimbait has a small paddle tail at the end that gives enough action. The paddle tail facilitates the flapping and vibrates with a hard thump, providing the action to attract the fish. Swimbait is great for use in clear water. The clearer the water, the better the bait bite.
2）Single tail grub
The single tail grub has a round soft plastic body and a thin curved tail. The larger tail vibrates strongly and has plenty of engaging curling action. There’s not enough resistance from the single tail to cause your spinnerbait to rise, so it will stay down well in the current.
3）Twin tail grub
Like other grubs, the twin tail grub has a shorter body, but they have two tails. The twin tail soft lure creates a lot of motion and vibration in the water. Adding a twin tail grub to the back of the spinnerbait will increase the profile of the twin tail grub to help the fish see it better, and also create a lot of resistance to help you catch the fish slowly.
4）Split tail trailer
The split tail trailer has a slender body and narrow twin tails. Its sturdy body helps slow down the fall, and the softly split twin tails add a lot of action to your spinnerbait and give your spinnerbait a little more bulk. When retrieved slowly, it can help make your spinnerbait more active.
Post time: Nov-03-2022