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May 2nd Spooning
Severel dink Bass ,(Two ,13" &14",two female Gills)on Lil'Cleo 1/8th oz. after throwing #4 Croc spoon (1 dink), 32nd oz. Beetle Spin (nothing)and Rapala (nothing)
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Comment by John Sheehan on May 17, 2011 at 10:15am
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OH!,Little Cleos and FKWobblers are great Pickerel lures also.
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Ray ,have you tried the other Acme spoons? I like the company and use their Flash King Wobblers, Kamloopers, and Kastmasters.FKW and KM have caught many bass,Trout Crappie ,Wand Y Perch ,Gills and SFish for me .I've also ordered direct ,some other of their products which I haven't used much like the KO Wobbler ,Wobble Rite and Fiords.
The only one of these spoons I havent caught at least one fish on is the KO Wobbler but I will find the correct application for it eventually .I really like fishing spoons early and late in the season particularly but want to test it 12 months this year .
The short wrist snap and fall trying to find the cadence fish want is meditative and exciting when a fish is on .I watch the line where it enters the water.
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Comment by Ray Gordon Beamon Jr. on May 2, 2011 at 1:18pm
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I love to fish lil cleos, they catch everything.Bream hit them all the time.
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