how do you make a SWISS SWING spinner?

I had never seen one until I joined this forum, does anyone know kinda what size beads and blades to use? Barlows is the only place where I can find a blade that says "swiss"

thanks
Andy

Is it a special type blade?


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I googled it up. It's an in-line spinner bait whose body is made up of 5 beads. small, medium, large, medium, small. The spinner blade is a willow blade attached via a clevis between the tie-on loop and the first small bead. The examples I seen showed a plain, non-dressed treble hook, Though I imagine you could use one.

This sounds very close to a wedding ring spinner configuration.

Close but not quite...The wedding ring spinner has a ring in between two matching large size beads in the middle, where this one has no ring and a single large bead in the middle.

I use a folded clevis on this type spinner - I'd use three wraps of wire to attach the treble hook. I have some of the original Swiss Swing blades
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Nice blades,,interesting designs

I knew that you’d straighten us out Doug. The two blades on the right are a new to me style, interesting. I’ve found out how weedless a single hook can be on some of the rooster tails I’ve been using. I fish some trashy places and I get the single hook versions back a lot more than the trebles. Happy Thanksgiving everyone.

Skeet - Glad I could help. The only other blade if I couldn't get Swiss Swings are the plain Swing style or a Ripple blade. The two blades on the right are called Roto Blades and I had never seen them before. I got a hugh lot of older spinner blades from an ebay auction.