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Prime Lures Clean Up Crew Spinner #4 - Metallic Chartreuse/Blue is in stock and available for pickup within 24hrs.
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The Prime Lures Clean Up Crew Spinner #4 - Metallic Chartreuse/Blue is a weighted fishing spinner built to get into the strike zone fast for salmon, steelhead, and other aggressive freshwater game fish. Its dense, torpedo-shaped body helps it sink quickly and track with reduced drag, making it a dependable choice when fish are holding deeper or current is pushing lighter lures out of position.
Prime Lures designed the Clean Up Crew Spinner for anglers who need a compact lure that fishes efficiently in moving water. Compared with traditional bell-style spinners, the streamlined profile creates less lift and drag, helping maintain depth through seams, slots, and tailouts. Cast it across current, swing it through holding water, or retrieve it steadily where coho, chinook, pink salmon, and steelhead are feeding.
This #4 size is listed at 2/5 oz, offering a versatile balance of casting distance, sink rate, and blade presence. Prime Lures recommends checking the open-eye siwash hook connection before fishing and re-crimping if needed.