Big Chinook Rolling in!!
Big Chinook are showing up all around Vancouver Island right now. This is perfect timing as the slot size restrictions should end September 1st in some areas. Check your local...
Prime Lures
Prime Lures #5 (1/2oz) Spinner - Copper
Prime Lures
Prime Lures #5 (1/2oz) Spinner - Purple
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Prime Lures #5 (1/2oz) Spinner - Silver
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Prime Lures The "Clean Up Crew" Spinners - Starburst
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Prime Lures Weighted Spinner #5 - Copper & Blue
Prime Lures
Prime Lures Weighted Spinner #5 - Copper & Orange
Prime Lures
Prime Lures Weighted Spinner #5 - Copper & Silver
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Prime Lures Weighted Spinner #5 - Harbour Chandler Custom Black Silver
Prime Lures
Prime Lures Weighted Spinner #5 - Silver
Prime Lures
Prime Lures Weighted Spinner #5 - Silver & Blue
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Prime Lures Weighted Spinner #5 - Silver & Chartreuse
Prime Lures
Prime Lures Weighted Spinner #5 - Silver & Orange
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Prime Lures Weighted Spinner #5 - Silver & Pink
The Harbour Chandler
Strike King
Strike King Lil' Mr Money Spinnerbait - 3/16oz White
Strike King
Strike King Mini-King Spinnerbait 1/8oz - Firetiger
Strike King
Strike King Mini-King Spinnerbait 1/8oz - White
Gibbs Delta
Wally Whale Spinz - Black/White Skirt Fish Scale Blade
Gibbs Delta
Wedding Band #10 Hook - Emerald Green
Yakima Bait
Worden's Rooster Tail Spinners 1/4oz - Brown Trout
Yakima Bait
Worden's Rooster Tail Spinners 1/4oz - Frog
Spinners Frequently Asked Questions
Fishing spinners are designed to attract fish using flash and vibration. As the blade spins through the water, it mimics baitfish and triggers strikes from species like trout, bass, and salmon.
Spinners are highly effective for trout, salmon, bass, pike, and panfish. They are especially popular in rivers, streams, and lakes where fish are actively feeding.
Spinners are typically cast out and retrieved at a steady speed to keep the blade spinning. Varying your retrieve speed or adding pauses can help trigger more strikes depending on conditions.
Smaller spinners (1/16–1/8 oz) are ideal for trout and panfish, while larger spinners (1/4 oz and up) work better for bass, salmon, and bigger freshwater species.
Silver and gold are classic choices for clear water, while brighter colours like chartreuse, red, and fluorescent patterns work well in stained or low-light conditions.
Yes, inline spinners are one of the easiest and most effective lures for beginners. They are simple to use, require minimal setup, and consistently catch fish in a wide range of conditions.
Yes, spinners are versatile and work well in both rivers and lakes. They are especially effective in moving water where the current helps activate the blade.
Yes, larger spinners can be effective for salmon, especially in rivers and nearshore environments. Choosing the right size and colour for water conditions is key.
The Harbour Chandler carries trusted spinner brands like Blue Fox and Danielson, offering proven designs that deliver consistent results for freshwater fishing.
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