Want to Buy ..... Salmon Spinner Blades like in Picture

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PLEASE ... Do Not TEXT ...........

WANTED to BUY …

Looking for some of these No Longer Made … Luhr Jensen " Bear Valley " in the Half n Half Hammered Copper / Silver Spinner blades ( or completed spinners ) like in the ones in the picture ….. in the # 6 size or larger size like in the picture . I think they were called the Skagit Special …

I am just after the Half n Half … Hammered Copper / Silver blades … but will consider other colors of blades in # 6 or larger size in Colorado style … BUT , no painted blades …..

3rd picture shows how to measure blades as far as size ….

Just about out of my old supply …

Email me some pictures if possible using email address in last picture or message me here …

( PLEASE , Do Not Text ) …. THANKS

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Still looking for some of these spinner blades by Luhr Jensen called the Skagit Special ....

 

[Mikej]

Still looking for some of these spinner blades by Luhr Jensen called the Skagit Special ....

Have you posted on ifish? Silly question maybe?

 

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Have you posted on ifish? Silly question maybe?

Yes , been awhile ago .. probably should do again ... THANKS for the reminder .

 

[xtratoy]

3 pages of blades here. None exactly like you are looking for, but a few are gold/silver smooth blades. Several hammered brass , nickle or copper colored blades. https://www.jannsnetcraft.com/Search/spinner blades.aspx

 

[jbett98]

In 1990 I bought a worn out p14 fishing boat from a late fishermans estate, just for the three large tackle boxes stuffed full of vintage fishing lure blades like the ones the OP is looking for.
The vintage ones are lighter then the new ones being made today as they spin better in slower currents.
The old guy who taught me how to hog line fish for salmon on the Columbia River would take those old lures and have them gold plated.
The rays of light flashing off the gold plating would be twice the distance then the off the shelf lure blades.
We would hammer the fall fish, when others barely caught one.