North American spoon chuckers

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Comment by Bill "Musky" Modica on November 30, 2011 at 5:46am

The 1/16 oz model has been out of production for 3 years now, and word has it that the 1/8 oz model is also on its way out. On a brighter side, the Swedish Pimple and Kastmaster spoons are still readily available, and will do the job.

Comment by Badgerloader on November 30, 2011 at 4:06am

I believe the 1/16 oz Rattle Flash is discontinued.  You might find yours in a discontinued bin at a sports shop.  I have a bunch of different colors but ususlly reach for a blue/silver or gold(brass)/orange combo.  I would try a glow color under dark water or sky conditions.

Comment by Jim Ducy on November 30, 2011 at 12:38am

Chuckers if I am going to start chuckin' spoons in southern Wisconsin/ Northern IL what color and sizes and makes do you recomend? I am intrested in the Sweeds and the Foxes.

Here is the color chart for the foxes;

Rattle Flash® Jig'n Spoons Holographic or hammered finish for flash, loud rattles for sound, and glow for sight – “no holds barred” fishing for trout, panfish and walleye. HSD Holographic Shad HBSD Holographic Blue Shad HRT Holographic Rainbow Trout HBC Holographic Black Chartreuse HMCBN Hammered Chrome/Blue Neon Strip HMBRN Hammered Brass/Fluor. Neon Strip HMBGO Hammered Brass/Glow Orange HMCGB Hammered Chrome/Glow Blue GP Glow Perch GFT Glow Firetiger WEIGHT 1/16 oz. 1/8 oz. 1/4 oz. HOLOGRAPHIC SHAD BFRFS0HSD BFRFS1HSD BFRFS2HSD HOLOGRAPHIC BLUE SHAD BFRFS0HBSD BFRFS1HBSD BFRFS2HBSD HOLOGRAPHIC RAINBOW TROUT BFRFS0HRT BFRFS1HRT BFRFS2HRT HOLOGRAPHIC BLACK CHARTREUSE BFRFS0HBC BFRFS1HBC BFRFS2HBC HAMMERED CHROME/BLUE NEON STRIP BFRFS0HMCBN BFRFS1HMCBN BFRFS2HMCBN HAMMERED BRASS/FLUORESCENT NEON STRIP BFRFS0HMBRN BFRFS1HMBRN BFRFS2HMBRN HAMMERED BRASS/GLOW ORANGE BFRFS0HMBGO BFRFS1HMBGO BFRFS2HMBGO HAMMERED CHROME/GLOW BLUE BFRFS0HMCGB BFRFS1HMCGB BFRFS2HMCGB GLOW PERCH BFRFS0GP BFRFS1GP BFRFS2GP GLOW FIRE TIGER BFRFS0GFT BFRFS1GFT BFRFS2GFT

Comment by Jim Ducy on November 29, 2011 at 1:13am

I am ready and willing to get started chuckin' !!!!!!

Jim Ducy

Comment by Greg Rogers on September 30, 2011 at 2:36pm

Been trying the Spoon Chucking thing for a week or so.  Catching some of the best of the year.  Haven't seen an honest 9" gill here in a couple years but I'm getting close.  Using a Pimple with great success.  I've taken nicer gills, bass, crappie, pike and pickerel by tipping with Gulp minnow.

Comment by joe savage on July 20, 2011 at 5:55pm

   what do you mean when you say you are bottom dragging

Comment by Steve Connell on June 27, 2011 at 5:57am

Spent yesterday morning throwing spoons in southern Wl. and had 60 to 70 gills .Nothing huge but we did get some bonus bass and a nice northern pike.1/16 ounce orange pimple and 1/16 ounce orange and silver rattle flash worked for us.Water was 72 deg ,fish are 90 percent done spawning.

Comment by Brad Hammond on June 23, 2011 at 9:33pm

first spoon trip tomorrow!  wish me luck!  i was able to find some 1/8oz kastmastes locally until my bluefoxs and swedes come in. i'm stoked!   will report tomorrow.

Comment by Neil on June 23, 2011 at 2:19pm

I figured it was time to jump in, and join up here. Especially after reading Bill's article, and realizing that my ice fishing lure box already has what is needed for spoonin'. I like the concept of using heavier lures in deep water. Must more interesting than dunking live bait on plain hooks all the time like I used to.

Comment by Steve Connell on June 22, 2011 at 9:11am

More information on spoons!! I love it!

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