We found if you put a worm on a spoon it takes away the action of the spoon. Just a very small peice for scent might work, depending on the spoon. Would have to try & check the action.
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We found if you put a worm on a spoon it takes away the action of the spoon. Just a very small peice for scent might work, depending on the spoon. Would have to try & check the action.
Earlier today I took a ride by the Small Boat Harbor to see if any ice formed.
There was no ice in the harbor but what I did see was three empty boat trailers. That's amazing! Some people can say that they were the first ones out in 2013. I give them credit. Milt was that you? I did see ice forming on some of the creeks that feed the lake.
no capt that wasnt me
Thanks for sharing. Tommy Harris has some nice looking blades/rigs. Have you tried any of the patterns yet? I didn't see any spoons listed on the site do you have to contact him directly?Quote:
Originally Posted by bailey
i would have to think duck hunters or river trout fishermen
I haven't tried his stuff yet but i am buying some up his spoons look killer and most are in colors i know will work. Some of the blades he does are close to patterns i use now but i am sure his paint will hold better. I'll find contact info and post it up.
Isn't tommy Harris the guy that paints those super spoons that nail all the salmon on lake O?Quote:
Originally Posted by bailey
I think he does some i know he does trout spoons. I have seen his spinners for a couple yrs but the colors have sold me this yr on a few. I know moonshine spoons have been hot on lake O, ratchet jaw is one i know gets used often.
Must be everyone has turned into bears and gone into hibernation till may, 4 long months ahead.
Lol not me. Just sick.Quote:
Originally Posted by bailey