Underspins vs tail spinner

[Almag6]

Can somebody educate on these? time/place/conditions they shine in? HAve some left from a trip to Lanier many years ago but they've been in the box since. Didnt use at Lanier either.

Same goes for Tail spinner.

Thanks

[Alumicraft145]

I've been using little George's since the 70's. Actually have won tournaments on them. Fish are deep cooling water. Can make long casts and get to the bottom quick. I like the 3/4 oz size. You can also fish shallow with them, just burn them like a spinnerbait. I probably should fish them more.
Underspins. No clue.

[Bassakwards]

there are two totally different baits to me. Tailspinners I fish like the guy above said. Deep, cold water. I like 45 degree banks and water under 50*, with a slow lift and fall retrieve. They will hit it 3 or 4 times before you get a hook in them some times.

Underspins you can fish anytime of the year with various swimbaits, flukes or whatever for a trailer. I use them for suspended fish. Find fish suspended around bait, and count them down and swim it through them.

[ou1dadgumit]

there are two totally different baits to me. Tailspinners I fish like the guy above said. Deep, cold water. I like 45 degree banks and water under 50*, with a slow lift and fall retrieve. They will hit it 3 or 4 times before you get a hook in them some times.

Underspins you can fish anytime of the year with various swimbaits, flukes or whatever for a trailer. I use them for suspended fish. Find fish suspended around bait, and count them down and swim it through them.

I completely agree with this. Adding very little, the tail spinner good for deep, likely schooling fish cold or hot outside. Also, the underspin is a spinnerbait of sorts. Think finesse if you will. Obviously no skirt has a different profile, but it's still a baitfish. Try shad, bluegill, or craw colors. Don't be afraid to throw a speedcraw on there!

[heavyduty]

Don't be afraid to throw a speedcraw on there!

Hmmmmmm

[John Jackson]

I Don't be afraid to throw a speedcraw on there!

Yes, good outside the box thinking. Maybe even paint the blade (orange, red, chartreuse?)