I know a couple ways to fish one but i do not know the best way
Wow Devyn, Dont be to helpful. Try it around brush by just twitching it instead of retrieving it. Also when retrieving let it break the surface to catch a basses attention. Good luck. Ps. Purple meps spinner #3. Gets them every time.
I know there is a couple of techniques with these. But what is the best one for bass fishing on lakes??
Here is the lure i am talking about…
http://img.alibaba.com/photo/11011905/Spinner_Bait.jpg
And what is the best technique for using a banjo minnow?????
Thanks for the answers
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Same way with a spincast, or baitcasting reel. Simple cast & retrieve motion (With occasional pauses for giving that injured minnow look.). But, anybody will tell you spinnerbaits are the easiest baits to use. If you can turn a reel handle, you can fish a bass spinnerbait.
Banjo Minnow i don’t know about. Watch the DVD or look it up on Google (OR don’t use it, it’s too complicated for me LOL!)
Happy fishing.
in the last 2 episodes we came to a conclusion that her dad molested her when she was little..she told all her family. but i was really excited to see spinners reaction because i like them as a couple the best. but i watched a couple of the next episodes and it looked as though everyone dropped it..
did she/is she going to tell spinner what happened with her dad?
If she does it won’t be in season 8.
……acc. to you?
Give ur views considering footwork & technique.
i was told this a couple of years ago by a team mate who had used this theory the whole time he had been playing hard ball cricket, which he started playing aged 11 and when he told me he was 66, thats 55 years he’d used this method and it worked very well for him and i have played spin so much better since adopting his method, and its universal, you can use it againist any type of spinner
quite simply, always watch the ball out of the hand and pick up the flight of the ball, if the bowler pitches up, then leave your crease and try to get close enough to smoother the spin or even hit it on the full. whenever you come down the wicket, always go down on the line of the ball, never straight down the wicket, that way even if you miss the ball your body will be behind the line of the ball and the ball will hit you, instead of going thru to the keeper who would get you out stumped, dont worry about getting out LBW either, cos if you are out of your crease the umpire is unlikely to give you out
if the bowler pitches short then get on the back foot, get back as far as you can (without stepping on your stumps of course) cos that way if the ball does something unexpected, you have got more time to play it, also that little bit of extra time may help you pick a gap to hit the ball in
in short, if its pitched up, leave you crease and try to get to it on the full or smoother the spin, if its pitched short, then go right back to play the ball
it serves me pretty well, hopefully you’ll have some luck with it as well
Hi there!
I’m looking to buy a LOMO spinner as it looks like a great gadget. The only think is, I can’t find any information on the best type of film to buy for it, and I’m not a camera buff by any means!
Obviously it will be a 35mm canister, but which CN / ISO rating would be best for a camera that’s spinning? The site lists films from CN 100 through to 800 and I have no idea what any of them mean!
I’m willing to have a go at trial-and-error with a couple of them … but doing them all would be pricey!
Many thanks in advance for your time and help!
Apologies, I knew I forgot something! Here’s a link to the LOMO spinner;
http://uk.shop.lomography.com/spinner-360
Thanks for your response BigAl, but I didn’t ask anything about the build quality or what you thought of the camera, only the best film to use in it.
I’ve already asked a couple of high street places if they can process from this camera and they’ve said they easily can. I don’t mind paying above the odds for the amazing and beautiful shots this camera is capable of taking … with the correct film! If it breaks after a short time, I’ll get a refund.
Look, it’s a heap of plastic juink selling at possibly 150 times it’s production cost and it doesn’t even tell you that getting the film Developed and Printed is going to cost around £15 per film because of the non-standard format. Your High Street processor can’t handle this format.
Even at their “reduced (snigger snigger)” price + 2 films + D&P would set you back around £115 for perhaps 20 pictures?
And that is if the camera keeps working for 2 entire films – doubtful.