yeah thats sounds great, what color would you want? I got that firetiger, red shad, and all black. Just let me know what one you want and your address or some other way that i can get the bait to you.

yeah i changed it up a little bit since this picture. I put a different swivel on and attached the blade to the swivel with a bucher o'ring. I also stopped wrapping the wire around the shaft, but instead i just bent it up to the main shaft and then put shrink tubing over that. Its a little difficult to describe but ill put a picture on my website so you can see. I cant really change the design of the main hook because i buy the spinnerbait head already made, but i think im going to sell them with the trailer hook and rubber tubing not attached that way the fisherman can attach the trailer anyway he/she wants.

well i use a 8'6 heavy rod with a abu garcia 7000 so i dont have to work that hard at all. The equipment i use does all the work for me basically. The bucktails i make have the same size blades as the double cowgirls but mine are a little thicker (.040" on mine, .025" on DCG i believe) If you have ever thrown a DGC it is pretty much the same resistance in the water. It is very hard to throw any bucktails with double 10 colorados with normal reels. Can you do it with normal reels? Of course, but your forearms will probably hurt afterwards. The vibration and resistance these big bucktails put off is crazy and thats why they are catching so many fish. If you are going to throw bucktails with double 10 blades a lot i would suggest getting a big reel with a low retrieve ratio (4.1:1 i believe in the 7000s) and youll be amazed at how much easier throwing these things is. If youre going to throw them here and there i would just get a power handle on your reel and that will help a little. So basically with regular equipment you have to work pretty hard; with a low ratio reel you dont have to work hard. Either way, any double 10 bucktail is worth fishing because they flat out catch fish.