Shortbus Flashers - Tie mono salmon spinner

How to tie your own mono spinner with Shortbus 3.5 and 4.0 Tyee spinners

[@dilleytech2470]

This how I have been running my 3.5’s the last few seasons as well. Much better land ratio for me.

[@shortbusflashers1281]

Really finds its home when they bite and doesnt warble out a large hole!

[@brianadler2688]

That was an excellent "How To", thanks for posting it!!

[@guyh.4553]

Have you tied the #1 hook first then tie the #2 stinger second? Would seem easier. And please tell us where you get all of these components. Very good video@

[@beverlybrenton5537]

How do you attach the leader to your 360?

[@daveoien6892]

Have you tried putting a stinger hook on the stock spinner?

[@bettyswollocks8063]

what knot are you tying the single hooks on with ??

[@chillipphi]

Why not just a single hook instead of the treble?

[@shortbusflashers1281]

Not a treble, it is two hooks stacked. The single hooks have a deeper bend and seem to keep the fish hooked better than our stats with the treble so I made the switch

[@chillipphi]

@@shortbusflashers1281 Ah I mean on the regular spinners. Sorry for not being clear. The mono spinners are more similar to a regular mooching or bait leader with the beads and spinner stacked on top right? But if you're having better hookup ratios on this double stacked single hook setup then why go to a treble for the wire spinners?

[@shortbusflashers1281]

@@chillipphi Honest answer.... Its what the industry does, even if it is a better configuration for my personal use, it is so hard to convence people to use it if it looks "different" from what they are used to seeing its a harder sale.

[@brandonblake9711]

Are these the small or large clevis that you have on website?

[@shortbusflashers1281]

Either size works on the Colorado blades up to 40# mono. Above 40# then us large

[@bruceb4393]

"There" :)