Welcome to Stoney River Outfitters It is time that a new approach to the way spinners are designed and made! We make lures around structure rather than one patern fits all. You can customize these lures they way you want online:Learn More Salmonidae (1/8-3/16 oz.) - Deep pools holding trout Cassidy (1/8th oz.) - Tight structure like downed trees and deep cut banks Shilo (3/32th oz.) - Small Streams and creeks Small Neptune (1/8-5/32 oz.) - Cold water streams Medium Neptune (1/8-3/16 oz.) - Smallmouth Bass Small Nexus (1/16th oz.) - Beaver Ponds and high mtn. ponds Medium Nexus (5/32nd oz.) - Largemouth Bass Lure Large Nexus (9/32nd oz.) - Lakes holding Pike and Salmon S.R.O. philosophy behind building spinners centers around the type of structure the spinner will be used rather than just one use any-time pattern. Each SRO pattern emphasize certain characteristic of a spinners performance to maximize it's effectiveness in certain situations. Some patterns like the Cassidy are designed to be used on tight structure that allows for a couple extra seconds in the strike zone. Other patterns are made for coldwater stoney rivers that have deep pools while others are meant to perform best on small streams. Characteristics like blade rotation speed, running depth, line resistance, blade rotation stability, and blade engage time are manipulated to give you a spinner that maximizes your presentation and ultimately catch you a lot more fish. The Stoney River Outfitter site brings to you a real choice in the tackle you use on the water. Build you own lure Construct your own lure color patterns to give yourself an edge you've never had, tailoring your lure to your favorite fishing hole. You can build lures over and over again by saving your favorite lure patterns. If you have a store you can customize your inventory or even special order for customers. Try our chat room, where you can get tips from the makers who monitor the chat room as often as possible. It's easy to use and is a good way learn from other anglers. "It is not down on any map; true places never are." - Herman Melville