Blue Fox Flash Spinner

Blue Fox Flash Spinner delivers bright flash and vibration in a compact, lightweight package built for light-line fishing. The chrome-plated body and high-flash blade produce maximum light reflection to attract fish in clear and stained water. Lightweight construction makes it ideal for ultralight spinning gear targeting panfish, crappie, trout, and stream smallmouth.

Available in multiple colors and blade sizes. The compact profile casts easily on light line and provides an enticing presentation for finicky fish in small streams and shallow water.

Backed by Rapala warranty and CSO expert product support. 0% financing available on qualifying orders - no credit needed.

Frequently Asked Questions

Q: What fish can I catch with Blue Fox spinners?
A: Blue Fox spinners are proven on trout, bass, panfish, pike, musky, walleye, steelhead, and salmon. They are one of the most versatile inline spinner brands available.

Q: What makes the Vibrax different from other spinners?
A: The patented two-part body design features a free-spinning brass gear inside a bell-shaped body that emits low-frequency sound vibrations as it spins. This sonic vibration attracts fish and triggers strikes while virtually eliminating line twist — a common problem with other inline spinners.

Q: What size Blue Fox spinner should I use?
A: Size 0-1 for small streams and panfish. Size 2-3 for general trout and bass. Size 4-5 for larger trout, steelhead, salmon, and pike. Match the spinner size to the water and target species.

Q: How do I fish a Blue Fox spinner?
A: Cast upstream or across current in rivers and retrieve at a steady speed. Adjust retrieve speed and rod angle to control depth — they run 2 to 6 feet deep. In lakes, cast and retrieve with a steady or stop-and-go retrieve along weed edges, points, and structure.

Q: Are Blue Fox spinners good for trout?
A: Blue Fox Vibrax spinners are considered one of the top trout lures in the world. The combination of flash, vibration, and color patterns triggers aggressive strikes from rainbow, brown, and brook trout in both rivers and lakes.