Do-It Blades Colorado Smooth Nickel #3.5 50ct

The Do-It Blades Colorado Smooth Nickel #3.5 50ct pack gives you fifty ready-to-fish spinner blades in one of the most versatile blade styles for custom lure building. Whether you're tying spinnerbaits, buzzbaits, or inline spinners, Colorado blades are a foundational choice for anglers who want to control their presentations and experiment with different blade configurations. The smooth nickel finish delivers reliable flash and vibration in a neutral, natural-looking package that works across a wide range of water conditions and target species.

Smooth edges are built into these blades—a detail that matters more than it sounds. When you're rigging your own lures and casting frequently, rough or burry blade edges can fray or cut through mono, fluorocarbon, and braided line over the course of a day on the water. Do-It's burnished edges preserve line integrity so you can focus on fishing instead of retying. The #3.5 size sits in the middle of the Colorado blade range, offering a balanced profile that generates noticeable vibration without excessive drag or resistance on the cast.

Buying in bulk—fifty blades per pack—makes sense for anglers who build their own lures or who go through spinners regularly. You'll have the flexibility to experiment with different color combinations, keeper bead selections, and blade weights while maintaining a consistent, proven blade style. Stock a few packs and you'll have options for nearly any condition or target.

Key Features

• Fifty smooth nickel Colorado blades per pack
• Smooth, burnished edges protect line and leader from fraying
• #3.5 size—versatile profile for balanced vibration and casting ease
• Neutral nickel finish works across water clarity and seasonal conditions
• Ready for custom spinnerbait, buzzbait, and inline spinner builds

Specifications

Frequently Asked Questions

What is a Colorado blade shape, and when would I use it?

Colorado blades have a rounded, wide profile that creates strong vibration and water displacement relative to their size. They're ideal for slower retrieves, deeper presentations, and situations where you want the lure to be felt as much as seen. The #3.5 size is a popular middle-ground choice for walleye, pike, and bass applications.

Will these blades work with my existing lure components?

Yes—Do-It blades are standard-hole construction and compatible with typical spinner bead and wire setups used in custom lure building. They work with common keeper bead sizes and inline spinner frames.

Why is the smooth, burnished edge important?

Rough blade edges can cut or fray your fishing line, especially mono and fluorocarbon, particularly after repeated casts or when the blade vibrates against the line. Smooth edges protect your line integrity and reduce breakoffs from this preventable cause.

Is fifty blades enough, or should I buy multiple packs?

That depends on how often you fish and how many custom lures you build. Fifty blades is a solid starter quantity, but many anglers who build regularly or fish hard seasons stock multiple packs so they don't run out mid-season.