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Thanks, did google search, close but they are not them...... These things are heavier than flutter spoons, they are more like casting spoons....Quote:
Originally Posted by BPR 30-06
I have a couple of them still in use, guess I will continue to keep looking
Thank you though
Is it the color pattern or action you want from this lure?
I am not entirely sure, if I could find the same one it would be idea as this colour and action (it's one of the heavier salmon spoons I have) always seems to out fish my other spoons and colours. I originally picked up this a basspro about 5 years ago.... I should have bought 10 more....Quote:
Originally Posted by sawbill
Perhaps because of its weight its getting down just a little bit deeper? I know those lighter weight spoons do tend to 'suspend' somewhat. Regardless, you can paint them to any color you like. Or should I say, any color you think the fish like. I tend to go silvers and blues combo because thats the color baitfish will be in clear water.
Even with 4 rods down (lake Ontario salmon fishing) this one always seemed to hold the highest catch numbers... I bet because of it's weight and design it does something just a little different then my other traditional spoons.....Quote:
Originally Posted by sawbill
I have only one left and am going to use it with caution :)
Too bad they stopped selling them, I can't even remember the name of them but they do work well....
Eppinger evil eye ??
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I've dealt with Luremaking.com in the past, a Canadian company that sells lure components. They have what they call a casting spoon, up to 31/2" in length and .045" thick which is thicker than the standard trolling spoon at .025|".
They're something like $5.00 for 5, you paint them and add eyes and hooks. Could be something that is close to what you're looking for and you can do up a whack of them on the cheap.
Try fishusa.