If you fish deep lakes, river pools or fast water you owe it to yourself to try the Mepps® XD® (Xtra Deep). Mepps didn't invent the shaft-through-the-blade spinner, we perfected it. Every XD features a precision, solid brass fulcrum bead between the blade and body allowing the blade to spin at any retrieve speed. It also allows the blade to spin as the lure drops providing additional attraction. No other shaft-through-the-blade spinner offers this feature. Mepps has always used strike attractors, a splash of color that enhances the lure's visibility. For each XD we selected either a bright red or fluorescent bead tucked securely into the back of the body. All XD silver blades and bodies are plated with genuine silver creating a bright white flash that's easily seen underwater. Some blades and bodies are platium (plaý-tee-um) plated. Platium is a natural element that has a remarkable resistance to corrosion. Gold blades and bodies are polished brass. Painted blades feature a Mepps chip-resistant proprietary blend of acrylic and epoxy finishes. Because it's assembled with the best components possible, the XD holds up well when fishing rocks, stumps and rip-rap where trophy fish hang out. As if all this isn't enough, the XD runs deeper - size for size - than any other lure in its class.

The Mepps XD, in a just a few short years, has become the standard for comparison for fishermen who prefer spinners that run extra deep. Part of its success is due to Mepps quality, but fishermen are also finding out the XD catches a lot more fish.
Mepps' unique body construction includes a fluorescent bead which gives the fisherman a major advantage. Fish not only see the spinner from the front, but from the side and rear as well. Mepps Color Technology has proven lure colors do not look the same in the water as they do out of the water. What you see in your hand is not what the fish sees.
Whether you choose to fish with treble or single hook, plain or dressed spinners Mepps XD is a personal preference. Be sure to select single hook XD's if single hooks are required by law in the water you are fishing. Always keep in mind, lure size is important. The rule of thumb is use smaller lures to catch smaller fish and larger lures to catch larger fish.