Guide-tested tackle
Spinners
Spinners that flash and thump to pull kokanee and trout off the troll. Guide-designed, proven across all 50 states, and built to run behind a dodger at slow speeds.From Uncle Larry's classics to Cal...
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Spinners
Uncle Larry's UV Glow Tiger Spinners
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$6.25 USD
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$6.25 USD
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Uncle Larry's Double Trouble - Kokanee Spinner
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$6.25 USD
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$6.25 USD
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Max Wiggle Rings - Kokanee Wedding Ring
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$4.25 USD
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$4.25 USD
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Max's Spinning Rings - Double Hook
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$5.00 USD
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$5.00 USD
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Uncle Larry's Pro Snell - Nightcrawler Spinner Rig
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$6.25 USD
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$6.25 USD
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Max Wiggle Rings - Kokanee Ring - Double Hook
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$4.50 USD
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$4.50 USD
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Uncle Larry's Power Spinner - Trout & Kokanee
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$6.25 USD
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$6.25 USD
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Hawken 3.5 Colorado Spinner - Hard Salmon Spinner
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$8.99 USD
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$8.99 USD
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Simon Mono Spinners - Soft Salmon Spinner
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$9.99 USD
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$9.99 USD
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Jeff Goodwin's Sac River Salmon Kit
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$99.95 USD
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$99.95 USD
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$130.45 USD
Kokanee Slow Troll System
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$39.95 USD
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$39.95 USD
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$47.22 USD
Gear Questions
Frequently Asked Questions
When should I run a spinner?
Run spinners when fish are reacting to flash, vibration, and a compact profile. They are strong behind dodgers, on kokanee spreads, and in trout or salmon trolling lanes.
Do spinners need a dodger?
Not always. A dodger adds side-to-side action and more attraction, but some spinner rigs can also be run clean depending on speed, leader length, and target species.
What colors should I start with?
Pink, orange, chartreuse, glow, and contrast patterns are reliable starters. Match bright colors to stained water and low light, then rotate cleaner finishes when fish get pressured.
