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These are new spinners with a great concept and design. There is not much resistance needed to turn the blade. You can fish it slow or fast. When i see fish laying on bottom and i really want to work them or iam trolling in a high wind i can now back down on the trolling motor and have total confidence my blade is turning and doing what it supposed to be doing. You also dont have to worry about the line getting cut or chewed up from a conventional clevis. And if your like me and don't have to much confidence in your own tied snells. Just place the blade and beads on your favorite pre-tied snell. Check out these new spinners @ http://fishingminnesota.com/spinner-rigs-infiltrator.html

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D-man or anyone that tries out these new spinners let us know how they worked out! it would be great if you could motor down and still have that blade spinning at slow speeds, i wonder with that eyelet being right on the blade like that if it would give you any line twist? Good fishin!

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Mr Marbles,
that clumsy clevis most use would be more likely to give line twist. The clevis puts all the pressure on the line. So either the line wears or it twists.

The infiltrator works on the concept of the spinner blade spinning around a small metal shaft rather than the line so the line will not twist as this occurs (nothing is spinning with direct contact on the line-ball bearing principle).

The shaft is also loose on the line so there is another spot to minnimize line twist if the shaft did spin. The absolute worst it could do is be a little better than your current clevis, which is highly unlikely.

The spinner is also positioned by the shaft and line at the perfect spinning angle as it hits the water, so it allows your spinner to spin without the speed needed to get the traditional clevis (more friction on the line and the position is not preset until you get the spped up to put everything in alignment) supported spinner rigs to turn.

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