Bill Vanderford's
World Famous
Swirleybird
Spinners™
Super
- productive Swirleybird Spinner™ will catch almost every species
of fresh and saltwater fish
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Spinner™ NOW
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P O Box 1222
Lawrenceville GA 30046
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Bill's Swirleybird
Spinner™ has the perfect size, imitates baitfish well, casts easily,
and maintains its attractive qualities from the time it hits the water
until the end of the retrieve. These attributes make this lure especially
good for anglers of all ages and skill levels in most parts of the world,
for almost any fish, and at anytime of the year.
While most fishermen
are still out chunking their bulky hardware in the wrong places, the
thinking fisherman can use a “secret lure” that is far more appealing to
the finicky bass. It is called a “Swirleybird”, and it was originally
designed to catch post-spawn bass.
Though many small
artificial baits found in good fishing shops will fool a few bass during
the post spawn period, the Swirleybird can be deadly. It has the perfect
size, imitates the baitfish well, casts easily, and maintains its
attracting qualities from the time it hits the water until the end of the
retrieve. Despite its post spawn beginnings, the Swirleybird has proven to
be one of the most consistent artificial lures in the world for almost any
species of fish in fresh or saltwater. Therefore, we now produce these
unique lures in seven sizes from the tiny fly rod size (1/32 ounce) to the
larger Striper/Saltwater version (3/8 ounce) in order to cover everybody's
needs.
These lures are made
in three different colors, but that doesn't seem to be the deciding factor
to the fish. Usually discovering the proper speed is far more important.
This can be accomplished by varying the retrieve until the bass start to
strike, then continue to duplicate that action.
Light spinning or fly
fishing tackle combined with high-visibility four to eight pound test
Stren line helps an angler see the strikes better, and allows the lighter
lures to be presented properly. The largest sizes can be easily cast with
a bait casting outfit, and because of the built in swivel, can be worked
much faster with a larger blade. Even with these revelations, however,
actually catching lots of fish is never an easy accomplishment. It’s still
may be necessary to make hundreds of casts and cover plenty of shoreline,
boat docks, blown down trees, or rocky points in a day’s time to fill the
livewell with a decent catch of fish. Nevertheless, this lure and method
can be much more productive than any other lure under almost any
conditions!
I bought some Swirleybirds from you this fall to give for Christmas
presents to my family back in Idaho. Well, when I went back there for
Christmas we took them out ice fishing on Salmon Falls reservoir on the
Idaho Nevada border. Of course we had all our traditional equipment with
us as well but the moon wasn't lined up right or something because that
stuff wasn't working. But I bet you can guess what was. When nothing
else was going off, the jigging swirly birds were. It was still a slow
day but they definitely had more action that anything else did.
I probably went a half a dozen time this last 3 weeks and they worked
every time with the same results. I even found that it was well worth my
time to gig it in a hole that already had a worm or something in it and it
would trigger a bit on the worm. This is an awesome piece of fishing
tackle.
Also, I took it once to a smaller river that feeds into the Snake River
where the fish are big and hard to catch. It is a fun fly fishing spot
but this time of year they predominately feed on the bottom. My dad was
chasing them with nymphs. He didn't catch any more fish than I did with
the
Swirleybirds.
I landed one really nice one out of there in the hour that we had to fish
there.
I know that you know these lures work but I just thought I would share how
much fun my dad and I had with them this Christmas. Thanks for making a
quality product.
This all new set
combines the Pro Set with the Saltwater/Striper Set.
It has
the 1/8th ounce from the Pro Set and the 3/16th ounce from the Saltwaterr/Striper
Set....both with swivels and larger blades. It makes a great gift for any
angler at $30.00 plus shipping!
Pro Series Swirleybird
Due
to many requests by professional anglers, we have decided to introduce the
New Pro Series Swirleybird for 2009. This new series will only be sold in
complete sets of 3 1/8th ounce lures and 3 3/16th ounce lures in a
personal tackle box. Each of the lures is now equipped with a swivel to
reduce line twist, larger blades, and larger hooks to handle the bigger
bass. The set will sell for $30.00 plus $5.00 for shipping and handling.
In addition, each purchase will include a coupon for $5.00 off on the new
DVD, "How to Catch 40 Fish Each Day" by Hall of Fame Angler, Bill
Vanderford. This new DVD will be available to anyone for the price of
$10.00 plus $2.00 for shipping and handling.
Original
Swirleybirds still available at only
$5.00 each!
Flyrod Sized
Swirleybirds
$5.00 each
"This
Swirleybird really works!"
Super
Striper/Saltwater Series
Swirleybird
$7.00 each
Swirleybird Combo Sets
Striper/Saltwater Series Swirleybird
3 new 1/4
oz. lures with larger blade and built-in swivel
PLUS
3 new 3/8
oz. Swirleybirds with larger blades, built-in swivels, and larger
hooks
We have done
extensive testing with these new lures in freshwater and saltwater and
found them to be extremely good for striped bass and most aggressive
saltwater species on the Atlantic and Gulf coasts and throughout the
Florida Keys.
Super
Striper/Saltwater Series
Swirleybird
6-piece
set only $40.00
Flyrod Light Spinning
Set
3 1/32 oz.
flyrod sized lures
PLUS
3 1/8 oz.
Original Swirleybirds
6 piece
set only $25.00
Cheaper by the Dozen!
6 original
Swirleybirds PLUS 6 Striper Series Swirleybirds shipped in a handy
tackle box.
$60.00 per set of
12
I caught 32 today by
myself. One was 18" and weighed over 3 pounds. Caught the
big fish shallow, under the back of a dock on a Swirleybird. Nobody
was catching fish like I was, so the "Vanderford" pattern is the
ticket!