Do-It Blades CT3812B Tandem Set 12pr

The Do-It Blades CT3812B Tandem Set puts quality spinner blades in your hands for custom lure building. Whether you're tying walleye spinners, pike musky rigs, or experimenting with in-line attractors, these blades are engineered to the correct shape, size, and design that separate a productive rig from a dud. The smooth burnished edges won't fray or nick your line or leader during assembly or in the water, a detail that matters when you're counting on gear you built yourself.

Anglers who customize their own lures know that blade quality directly affects flash, vibration, and durability. Do-It has been the standard for lure-building materials for decades, and this tandem set reflects that reputation. You get 12 pairs of matched blades—24 total—ready to rig.

Pack these in your tackle bench or take them on the water if you're the type to rebuild rigs on the fly. They're lightweight, compact, and built to last through season after season of casting and retrieves.

Key Features

• Correct shape, size, and design for effective flash and vibration
• Smooth burnished edges protect line and leader from damage
• 12 pairs (24 blades) per set for multiple rigs or experimentation
• Built for custom lure builders and spinner enthusiasts

Frequently Asked Questions

What are these blades designed for?

The CT3812B Tandem Set is built for custom spinner and inline lure assembly. They work for walleye, pike, musky, and other species where blade flash and vibration are part of the presentation.

How many blades come in the set?

You receive 12 pairs of matched blades—24 individual blades total—in each set.

Will these blades damage my fishing line?

No. The smooth burnished edges are specifically designed not to fray or nick your line or leader during rigging or fishing.

Am I a good candidate for these if I'm new to lure building?

Yes. Do-It Blades are a trusted, reliable starting point for anyone learning to tie or customize spinners and attractors. The quality and consistency will help you focus on technique rather than worrying about blade defects.