Thread: What a difference a day makes

Dang, don't tell me they are back on the 6.5" spoon. It was a hot spoon for me about 4 weeks ago but haven't caught one on it since. I don't even have one rigged up right now. I have 6 rods rigged with smalller spoons, now I'm going to have to rig a 7th with the 6.5"...LOL

Did your buddy mention what depth? That seems to be the biggest factor for me, figuring out what depth to look week to week. Once I figure that out I usually can get them to eat someting.

@SeaRay Cabelas had their brand of flutter spoons on sale the other week for $5 for a 5" and $7 for a 6.5". Don't know if you have a Cabelas nearby, but its a lot better than $20 for one.

Love the pics, especially the cap on the ice bottle "Do Not Drink"!! I'm thinking if I get hot and thirsty enough, I might have to take a swig!

I was catching them 20 to 35 feet deep ( Tom )

Bass pro/ Cabelas has the flutter jack version of the $20 spoons and they work well for 1/3 the cost. You'll need to add a good quality swivel and super sharp hook to maximize your hookups. (if lost you won't be so tempted to dive 50 feet)

Chris



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Originally Posted by Fisher-o-Men

Love the pics, especially the cap on the ice bottle "Do Not Drink"!! I'm thinking if I get hot and thirsty enough, I might have to take a swig!

I think Tom uses the same trick I use. If you put salt in the water it lowers the freezing point of water and will stay colder and frozen longer but it's not to good for drinking once it thaws.
Unfortunately we don't have a Cabela's or BPS within 70 miles of us. Academy Sports and Sportsman Warehouse only had the $20 Nichols spoon. Don't know if Dicks has them but if they do they can keep'em!