Circle B Tackle Dual Clevis 10 Pack – Musky & Pike Lures – Made in USA

Overview

The Circle B Tackle Dual Clevis 10 Pack is built for big water, offering a practical upgrade to inline spinners, bucktail blades, and spinnerbaits used for musky and pike. Made in the USA, these clevises are designed to help you present your lures with confident blade action, even when the pace of the retrieve changes. The set is focused on reliable performance rather than flashy gimmicks, providing a practical tool you can reach for when a big bite matters.

What makes this pack useful

Two clevises are connected in a way that keeps the blades oriented opposite each other during pulls and retrieves. This thoughtful arrangement can help deliver a steadier, balanced feel as you reel, which may translate to improved lure presentation in choppy water or around heavy cover. The design also supports slower retrieves, letting you experiment with pacing to match your target species’ activity.

When you’re casting for musky or pike, consistent blade engagement on nearly every cast can be a real advantage. These clevises are built to stay engaged as you cast and retrieve, reducing the chance of missed blade interactions and helping you stay in control of your setup.

Two practical bullet points for buyers

• Balanced blade action: blades stay opposite during retrieve for steadier lure motion.
• Flexible pacing: enables slower retrieves without sacrificing engagement on casts.

What you get and the specs

• Made in USA
• Package Quantity: 10 Clevis
• Blades stay opposite of each other while retrieving
• Great for use in Musky and Pike baits and Spinnerbaits
• Blades engage virtually every time on casts
• Width “Side to Side” 0.240 in / 6.10 mm
• Length “Top to Bottom” 0.242 in / 6.15 mm
• Easier to assemble versus two clevises
• Allows for slower retrieval of baits
• Maximum Wire Diameter 0.055 in
• Weight Per Thousand (lbs.) 1.47

Usage ideas

Pair these with inline spinners or bucktail blades and experiment with pace to find what triggers a bite in your local waters. For heavier baits, try a conservative retrieve to let the blades clearly register the action, then speed up as you cover deeper structure or weed edges.