What have been your most successful colors when running the Michigan Stinger Scorpion spoon harnesses?
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What have been your most successful colors when running the Michigan Stinger Scorpion spoon harnesses?
Not sure as to what your asking. Spoon colors or their worm harnesses. As to spoon harnesses most make there own by changing their single hook to a single hook with a following treble. I could be wrong but I know nothing of Michigan Stinger making a spoon harness.
Gene
Attachment 4072 left is made with Jann's Netcraft Spoon and the right is on a Michigan Stinger.
Gene
Michigan stinger spoon colors
Hunter, who is selling those?
Gene
Gale Force Tackle makes some nice ones also.
http://www.galeforcetackle.com/produ...rness-pictures
The tackle store right here on this site.
Hunter, YUP right here in our own back yard.
Wakina, shore enuff, use them too.
Gene
I make my own. Different than anything sold that I have seen.
A few of my favorites
http://imagizer.imageshack.us/v2/640...onharness2.jpg
http://imagizer.imageshack.us/v2/640...onharness1.jpg
[QUOTE=ebijack;54353]I make my own. Different than anything sold that I have seen.
Wow, you've got a lot more color on your trailing beads than what I typically see. Do you find the extra bling to be more successful than the traditional worm burners with just wire and red hooks?
Awesome display ebijack! Do you swear by those beads at the trailing end? What size octopus hooks are those?
I've tried many combinations over the years, placement of beads( and how many), hooks ( and spacing), small spinner blades. None and I mean none have worked as well as these. Found out from a friend that small adjustment. Most of the hooks are #1 and #2 drop shot hooks. Deeper bend, sharper, stay sharper longer, and stronger. Make sure to get the top hooks as close to the spoon as possible. Beads between the 2 hooks, no where else. I even have some made with the 2 hooks very close for running 1/3-1/2 crawler when not hunting for big girls using full crawlers.
Funny thing is, it is very typical to get 2 uses ( or more) out of each crawler where with regular harnesses, only get the one time use. I think, when they commit to biting they go get it and not nibble on the tale of the crawler like with regular harnesses. That is only my thought on it. No facts.
And these run from .6 mph up. You do not need to run the faster speeds to get them to work. Put one over the side and watch the action while trolling.
ebijack;
Very nice collection.
What weight line are you using for the harness'?
ThanksQuote:
Originally Posted by clawman
#17 mono
.046" Mason plastic crimps
where do you get the mason plastic crimps
Around the Detroit river area, most every small tackle shop carries quite a few different size crimps, mostly due to all the handliners. If you can not find them, let me know.Quote:
Originally Posted by hens124way