Panther MartinDeluxe Barrel Body Spinners Fishing Lure Catches Trout, Walleye, Northern Pike, Muskie, Largemouth Bass, Salmon & more

Used these recently during a trip to Cherokee NC and they work well!

Just a note. Blade no. 6 is the 1/4 oz spinner.Review: this plain Jane spinner bait is one of the best and catches a lot of fishes! The all gold or all silver is very simple and we slam the whitebass and walleyes with this spinner. The other panther colors dont seem to attract fish like the all silver or all gold spinner. These all gold and all silver are every hard to find at stores and bait shops as they sell fast! Glad I was able to find them on Amazon at competitive prices with free prime shipping! Will be ordering a bunch more!

Really like it. Trout love it

so, this lure is pretty effective. i tried it out at my local reservoir without any luck. but then i switched to the local pond which is bigger, and immediately i got some bites. nothing ate it, because the fish i was attracting had been caught before so they were wary. but when i got the attention of a young pickerel, he totally smashed this and got hooked. maybe don't use this in a pond that's fished a lot, it will be less effective because some fish have been caught on spinners, but this is still a great lure.

Looks great and quality too

This thing absolutely slays panfish. I caught back to back 7-9” sunfish with one of these until I lost it to the bottom of the lake. I just bought two more, and will probably buy more before the summer is over.

I love panther martins and this is a great spinner. Catches tons of panfish and the occasional bass even tho it’s really small.

I have used all kinds of stiff for bluegill and at the end of the day, live bait is king but sometimes live bait is a hassle to buy, keep alive, haul them in a separate container and you have to dig them out. So I played around with quite a few small artificial. The two standouts are roster tails and these and these seem to beat out roster tails. Trick is to have an ultra light rod, smaller spinning real, light line (I use 4 pound Braided) and these. You'll be able to case it long range and bluegill love em. Also get the small 1/8 oz. Bluegill mouths are general small, especially if your hitting rivers and small lakes where they don't get to be bigger then your hand. These are the best for bluegill that I have found. I also catch the occasional bass on these as well.