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The Hammerhead Tackle Cowbell Spinner is a lightweight yet highly effective trolling attractor for lake trout, salmon, and steelhead. Built from stainless steel, stainless steel with UV paint, or aluminum, it reduces drag, so you fight the fish – not heavy hardware. Available in 3/0 (3-inch), 4/0 (4-inch) and 5/0 (5-inch) models, this spinner works best when trolled under 1.8 mph and pairs... READ MORE
The Hammerhead Tackle Cowbell Spinner is a lightweight yet highly effective trolling attractor for lake trout, salmon, and steelhead. Built from stainless steel, stainless steel with UV paint, or aluminum, it reduces drag, so you fight the fish – not heavy hardware. Available in 3/0 (3-inch), 4/0 (4-inch) and 5/0 (5-inch) models, this spinner works best when trolled under 1.8 mph and pairs well with peanuts, spoons, or flatfish.
Available in stainless steel, stainless steel with UV paint, or aluminum
3/0 (3-inch), 4/0 (4-inch) and 5/0 (5-inch) sizes to match different trolling setups
Lightweight build reduces drag, so you fight the fish, not the hardware
Performs best under 1.8 mph when paired with peanuts, spoons, or flatfish
Proven tournament performance for targeting lake trout, salmon, and steelhead in deep-water trolling applications
bought these for lake trout on Cayuga Lake. Catching more fish and bigger fish than ever before.....i run spoons on them on a short leader. Catching 30 Inch fish on them. Yellow and UV purple.
Give it a shot. Productive flasher,
Posted by Jasonon July 19, 2020
Went with chartreuse and green. Received them and wow decent size blades. Wasn't expecting that. Pulled a hoochie behind it with some cured shrimp and just slayed them. By 9:30 I had a limit of Kokane…
This Is Some Pretty BA Pop Gear!
Posted by 307Hardwateron June 12, 2019
For commercially made pop gear, this is some of the best I have found. Love the size, and flash that it puts off in the water. Haven't used it too much but I can tell in it's production the few trips…