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Spinner spoon rig
Four Rattlin Flash piks competed with two Gills this day
after fishing outside the pads with Jersey Rigg worms and getting the two biggest Pickerels.
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Comment by John Sheehan on December 20, 2012 at 1:22pm
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yup with an added spinner
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Comment by David, aka, "McScruff" on December 20, 2012 at 12:54pm
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Rattlin Flash again!
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1) Apply rubber float stop ,2) add spinner and clevis 3) attach bead, 4) tie on duolock snap and attach spoon 5) pull float stop down line to compress the stop ,spinner and clevis ,bead ,snap and spoon package .6) Tip single hooked spoon with Crawler piece or other tipped bait like a mealworm .The float stop is needed to prevent the spinner from sliding up the line when casting .Spinner is added for extra flash and vibration. Bead is added for visual attractor and to prevent clevis from hanging up on snap knot. Duolock helps create a freeer spoon action.Spoon imitates a bait fish or other organism feeding on a piece of food. (the tipped bait)
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