We will be adding new methods as we get farther in to the season. The 2 pictures contain setups that work nicely for spring salmon. When fishing for springers we anchor as they are all ways on the move when the season first opens. By July they will start to slow down and hold in some of the deeper holes. The picture with the spinner blade is made by Oregon tackle it is a cv7 run your main line to a 3 way swivel off the bottom of the swivel run a dropper of about 14 inches off the side of the swivel run your leader to the spinner it should be about 3 to 5 feet long you will want to run 2 bead chain swivels in the leader to keep the line from twisting. You will want to put some scent of your chose on the spinner. The other picture is how we fish bait for springers. We setup the same except we add a spin in glow above the hook and a few beads for it to spin on and some fresh roe and you're all set to go. Make sure you are using enough weight that it stays on the bottom and the bait will rise up in the current above the bottom. You should be able to feel the spinner blades turning if everything is working correctly. Thanks Tim King