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Both have there place. In light to no wind situations, pull string is the only option. Most like the pull string as you can stop it. Knowing how and when to use it is key to maximize its success as well. Near the bay fronts spinners can be very effective. Again positioning of them is key.Smal sheet water and fields, the pull string will be a better addition to your spread.
My buddy had a spinner I haven't seen anywhere. It had a 30' cable attached to the duck and a fishing real... you would just crank the reel and it would spin the wings. Very effective for low/No wind situations... not sure they are offered anymore and he only used his fresh water.
Quote from: Special T on October 24, 2016, 07:57:41 AMMy buddy had a spinner I haven't seen anywhere. It had a 30' cable attached to the duck and a fishing real... you would just crank the reel and it would spin the wings. Very effective for low/No wind situations... not sure they are offered anymore and he only used his fresh water.Speedo Duck Spinner. They worked good as long as the speedometer cable didn't freeze up on you. I used to have a few of them, but the reels ended up breaking on them. I don't believe they are offered anymore.
I've got the Mojo wind which need a minimum 7-10mph for them to really be efficient. That being said I have been looking to get pull-string type. You guys have any particular kind you like?