Spinner type lures come in many styles and configurations and are designed to show movement and light flashes, when drawn through the water, to attract fish thereto and improve the efficiency of the fisherman. In order to do so the lure must provide animated action in the water, show light flashing to excite the fish and also slide through the water and weeds with relative ease and, not least, be durable.
Spinner type lures, presently available in the market place, fall short of the ideal in that the action of the lure is not as animated as it might be in view of the drag of water thereon and the friction between the shaft of the lure and any spinner mounted thereon. Furthermore, the shafts are prone to pitting and rusting thus further deteriorating the lure action and appearance with the result that the lure is prematurely discarded.