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THANKS Dick Tabbert for the welcome.I already need so help.does anyone one know on these spoons if the hooks should point up toward the writing or down.I should explain i'm changing the trebles to #8 sproat hooks for bluegill fishing?THANKS

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Check the Spoonchunkers group for info.

Check out Bill "Musky" Modica page since he is the authority on this subject. He has many picture of fish he has caught and the pictures may help you with the information you require. If not talk to Bill Modica I think he will help in anyway he can.

For our guide service we use the 1/12 oz gold CastMaster for everything… especially the schooling peacock and largemouth bass.  That size matches the size of the shad they are chasing.  Using even 4# test you can still straighten out the standard star hooks that come with the lure.  Using 10# test braid line and inexperienced anglers, you loose more fish to broken or straightened hooks than you land.  I remove the star hook and replace it with a Gamakatsu #6 live bait hook.. or Owner hook…   Add a little gold flash-a-boo, and were ready to catch anything that swims in fresh or salt water.

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