Blue Fox Classic Vibrax Plated Series Inline Spinner
Features:
- Inline spinners with a patented two-part body that emits low-frequency sound vibrations to 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.
Product Overview
The Blue Fox Classic Vibrax is a time-honored and time-tested inline spinner from the renowned trout, salmon, and steelhead lure manufacturer, Blue Fox. It combines proven flash and low-frequency vibration to trigger aggressive strikes.
| Specification | Detail |
|---|---|
| Body Type | Two-part inline spinner |
| Blade Material | Brass stamped |
| Running Length | 2 to 6 feet |
| Internal Mechanism | Free-turning brass gear with rattle vibration |
| Hook Type | VMC treble (rigged); siwash hook (un-rigged in sizes 3–6) |
FAQ
What makes the Blue Fox Classic Vibrax different from other inline spinners?
The patented two-part body design creates low-frequency vibrations that attract fish and trigger strikes. The free-turning brass gear adds consistent rattle and vibration, enhancing the lure’s performance in water.
What types of fish are best targeted with this lure?
The Blue Fox Classic Vibrax is especially effective for trout, salmon, and steelhead due to its proven flash and vibration profile.
Is the blade material durable in harsh water conditions?
Yes, the brass stamped blades are known for their durability and resistance to corrosion in various water environments.
Trevor MacLeod –
Used this lure on a cold spring morning in a clear stream. The vibration and flash worked perfectly to get bites from several trout. Easy to rig and performs consistently in moderate currents.
Audrey Newman –
A reliable spinner for both still and moving water. The rattle is noticeable and triggers strikes even when fish are shy. Great for early season fishing.
Jonathan Duncan –
Felt the vibration clearly in the water. Caught a few salmon on a 4-foot run. The hook retention is solid, though the siwash hook on size 5 was slightly loose when not rigged.
Wendy Newman –
This is a classic that still works well today. The design is simple but effective. I’ve used it for years and it continues to deliver results in both rivers and lakes.