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Blue Fox Classic Vibrax Painted Series are inline spinners with a patented two-part body which emits low-frequency sound vibrations that attract fish and trigger strikes.
Designed to run between 2 and 6 feet.
Brass stamped blades.
Free-turning brass gear housed within the lure reduces twist and adds vibration as it rattles against the outer body.
Rigged with a quality VMC treble, sizes 3-6 also include a properly sized un-rigged siwash hook.
The Blue Fox Classic Vibrax is a time-honored and time-tested inline spinner from the eminent trout, salmon, and steelhead lure maker, Blue Fox. The Classic Vibrax offers a proven combination of flash and low-frequency vibration that triggers savage strikes while virtually eliminating line twists. These Painted Series Vibrax feature bold and vibrant color schemes designed to either match local forage, stick out in stained water, or elicit reaction strikes by employing colors that tap into fish's predatory instincts. The Classic Vibrax is designed to run between 2 and 6 feet (depending on water current, type of line used, and lure weight). Available in 6 blade size and weight combinations that range from a size 0 blade lure that weighs 7/64 ounce, up to a size 6 blade lure that weighs 5/8 ounce.
⚠ WARNING: This product can expose you to lead, which is known to the State of California to cause birth defects or other reproductive harm. For more information go to www.P65Warnings.ca.gov.
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The product itself is great but unfortunately it took close to a month to ship. I reached out to the customer service team several times for updates since I received emails stating the product had shipped but it never had. They were polite but the unexpected amount of time it took to ship was frustrating.
