Looking for this spoon....

Hi there
I am looking for this spoon. Originally purchased at Basspro in Vaughan a few years ago. I was in there a few times recently and can't seem to find them there or anywhere, not even on line.... If you have any or know where I can get them, please let me know.... I think they cost about $5 each or something like that.... There is no name on them but I think they were originally in a basspro package, maybe just made for basspro?..... The pictures show front and back of the spoon...
Thanks

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Me thinks there may be one on the bottom of the Detroit River. Sorry, I couldn't help myself. Hope you find one...............Daniel

It looks a lot like what I think was called "Canadian spoon" from Cabellas.

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Originally Posted by oaknut

It looks a lot like what I think was called "Canadian spoon" from Cabellas.

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Yes, it's close but it's not the same one... Ordered some from Cabelas online only to find out that they were not the same..... Wondering if they stopped making them?

Still looking for it :)

The shape and hammer pattern look very similar to an old Lucky Strike spoon I have

Ya, still looking for it..... can't seem to find it.... It's a lucky spoon :)

Looks alot like this Williams spoon, not the same but close.
http://www.williams.ca/nipigon.html

and Len Thompson has something sort of close.
https://shoplenthompson.ca/collections/dimpled-series

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Originally Posted by mosquito

Looks alot like this Williams spoon, not the same but close.
http://www.williams.ca/nipigon.html

and Len Thompson has something sort of close.
https://shoplenthompson.ca/collections/dimpled-series

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They do look close...........Just hoping I can find a few more of the originals. They have been working well for me... Strange that I can't find a name...

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Originally Posted by fratri

They do look close...........Just hoping I can find a few more of the originals. They have been working well for me... Strange that I can't find a name...

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SEARCH SEXY SHAD they are Blue Silver with yellow Stripe. you could always add the eye for presentation.

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Originally Posted by BPR 30-06

SEARCH SEXY SHAD they are Blue Silver with yellow Stripe. you could always add the eye for presentation.

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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....
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?

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Originally Posted by sawbill

Is it the color pattern or action you want from this lure?

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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....

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.

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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.

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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.....
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.