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Re: Spoons and bass [Re: Clem] #2841687
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Re: Spoons and bass [Re: Clem] #2842618
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these were all caught on 1/4oz & 1/2 oz johnson splinter casting spoons about 2 weekends ago

Re: Spoons and bass [Re: .308] #2842632
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Originally Posted by .308
Clem I was thinking the edge of standing timber on a river ledge. There are miles of that at Wedowee.


Have used them a fair bit in the past. When the fish school up in the mouths of creeks and also on points with structure. 20 lb Floro will work fine.


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Re: Spoons and bass [Re: klay] #2842805
07/02/19 03:16 PM
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Originally Posted by klay
I jig a giant spoon during the summer. I may try throwing one. The ones a jig with are 10 to 12 inches.



LOL..me too!

Big Ole Ben Parker spoons for big ole Bass...striped Bass. I love jigging big spoons thru a school.

Re: Spoons and bass [Re: Clem] #2842832
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Kind of interesting: Matt Arey says he fishes spoons in shallower water and around docks and shade. Never thought about that before.

https://www.grandviewoutdoors.com/fishing/bass-fishing-tips-how-to-fish-a-flutter-spoon-in-summer


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Re: Spoons and bass [Re: Clem] #2842837
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I've used them on occasion. Florida mostly. Used to get out on the main river channels on the Big G in the hot summer months and catch a few. Also used to take folks and find big dumb and let them pull one up. A 10-15lb+ puts up a good fight.


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Re: Spoons and bass [Re: Clem] #2842877
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Absolutely LOVE fishing with a spoon. I like to vertically jig it through schools of fish while watching the fish finder. It's pretty much a guaranteed bite when you find active schools


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Re: Spoons and bass [Re: Clem] #2843059
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Never done any vertical jigging with a spoon but this thread reminded me of a story. I remember fishing at this old cypress pond down in Packers Bend. Beatiful pond. Black water, cypress trees, logs, lily pads and a patches of grass. Not the place I would have ever throught about using a spoon however. Well me and few friends are fishing there one day and this kid walks up that we don't know. (many people fished this place)

He had and old zebco 202 and was casting one of these type of spoons.

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So help me, he made a total of 12 casts. He caught 11 bass and one broke his line on the 12th cast. Must have been the only lure he had because after that he pulled his stringer of fish out of the water and back up the hill he went. LOL! I went straight home and bought one. I have had one in my tackle box ever since.


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Re: Spoons and bass [Re: Todd1700] #2843577
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Originally Posted by Todd1700
Never done any vertical jigging with a spoon but this thread reminded me of a story. I remember fishing at this old cypress pond down in Packers Bend. Beatiful pond. Black water, cypress trees, logs, lily pads and a patches of grass. Not the place I would have ever throught about using a spoon however. Well me and few friends are fishing there one day and this kid walks up that we don't know. (many people fished this place)

He had and old zebco 202 and was casting one of these type of spoons.

[Linked Image]

So help me, he made a total of 12 casts. He caught 11 bass and one broke his line on the 12th cast. Must have been the only lure he had because after that he pulled his stringer of fish out of the water and back up the hill he went. LOL! I went straight home and bought one. I have had one in my tackle box ever since.


Crazy you mentioned this. My son was fishing with some friends yesterday evening and the very same thing you just mentioned with the very same bait. Only he caught 4 in 4 cast and lost the bait on the 5th.

Re: Spoons and bass [Re: Clem] #2844042
07/04/19 10:44 AM
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those are red devils. great spoons

Re: Spoons and bass [Re: Clem] #2847810
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I’ve caught giants on Pickwick with the big Nichols spoon. 8’ rod and 20lb floro. Like mentioned before when I get snagged I can usually get on the other side of it and get it back, the weight of it helps shake it free. I’ve also caught good ones on the little small castmasters when they are eating small bait.
Starting in May, I’ve got that big spoon tied on all the time. actually had a first this year, caught a 4.5lb brown fish on it. I think that’s the only smallmouth I’ve ever caught offshore with that big spoon.

Re: Spoons and bass [Re: quailman] #2851355
07/14/19 01:59 PM
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Originally Posted by quailman
Johnson Silver Minnow used to be one of my favorite lures. The gold one would catch em too.



I grew up fishing the silver minnow with a white skirt in any shallow water with cover. It will go through most anything without getting hung up, and will outfish a spinner bait in many situations. It's also a great lure to give a beginner; really hard for them to get it hung.


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Re: Spoons and bass [Re: Clem] #2851606
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Re: Spoons and bass [Re: Clem] #2851732
07/14/19 09:59 PM
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In case anyone's interested, Dixie Jet Lures is back in business with made-in-America flutter and slab spoons built from the original designs.

https://www.dixiejetlures.com/


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Re: Spoons and bass [Re: JBL] #2851758
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Caught a lot of trout in Montana and California with those red and white spoons.


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Re: Spoons and bass [Re: Clem] #2852055
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When I went to Quetico preserve in Canada in '86, we made sure to pack some Little Cleo, Dardevele red/white and Eppinger Red Eye Wiggler spoons. And swivels. When we were paddling across lakes we'd troll at least one spoon for lakers and walleye. Caught quite a few doing that.


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