Shimano Swagy Strong Colorado Willow Spinnerbait
Features:
- The Shimano Swagy Strong Colorado Willow is a great new spinnerbait featuring an innovative tapered wire design and rocking a Colorado and Willow blade in tandem. Use the Colorado blade when you need a little less thump, the Willow blade if you need a little more.
- The Swagy Strong Spinnerbait solves the durability and vibration problem with the unique taper—thin wires break easily but vibrate the best, thick wires hold up to abuse, but don’t vibrate as well. Shimano’s new tapered design is just right!
- Maximum vibration aside, with welded eyes for durability and a unique blade shape to help it rise and run straight, the Shimano Swagy brings the swagger that you’ve been missing back to your spinnerbait game.
| Specification | Detail |
|---|---|
| Blade Type | Colorado and Willow tandem blades |
| Wire Design | Tapered wire |
| Construction | Welded eyes |
| Vibration Performance | Optimized for balance between durability and vibration |
FAQ
What is the difference between the Colorado and Willow blades?
The Colorado blade provides a lighter, less thumpy action, while the Willow blade offers a more pronounced vibration and a stronger action. Choose based on your preferred lure behavior.
Is the tapered wire design more durable than traditional spinnerbaits?
The tapered design balances durability and vibration. The thin wire vibrates better, but the thick section resists abuse, making it more resilient in tough conditions.
Does the Swagy Strong spinnerbait have any special features for casting?
Yes, the unique blade shape helps the lure rise and run straight, improving casting accuracy and performance in open water.
Brandon Alsop –
This spinnerbait performs well in both still and moving water. The blade action is smooth and the vibration is just right for catching bass. The tapered wire holds up well after several casts.
Phil Edmunds –
I switched from a traditional spinnerbait and noticed a difference in how it moves through the water. The Colorado blade works great in calm conditions, while the Willow is better when the water is moving.
Jonathan Sutherland –
The welded eyes are solid and the lure stays intact even after heavy use. The straight run and consistent vibration make it easier to target fish in deeper areas.
Jennifer Baker –
It’s a bit more expensive than basic models, but the performance and durability justify the price. Works well with both slow and medium retrieves.