How to use a spoon fishing lure?

How to use a spoon fishing lure

Spoon fishing lures are a popular tackle for catching a variety of fish species, including stripers, pike, rainbow trout, and bass, to name a few. With their unique shape, shiny surface, and precise design, spoon lures have proven to be ultra-effective in attracting fish like mad. In this article, we’ll explore the ins-and-outs of using a spoon fishing lure, covering best practices, tips, techniques, and more.

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Before discussing the "how-to’ aspect, let’s revisit the benefits of using spear-like lures. This may include:

• Distraction: Spoons entice fish with their striking visuals, often creating uncertainty or confusion among predators.
• Vibration: Through vibrations, spoon lures enhance attraction and can even drive schools of fish towards our offerings.
• Presentation. Unique, attention-grubbing presentations provided by spoon lures are not easily attained through other methods.

Using a Spoon Fishing Lure:

Choosing the Rigt Spoon

A variety of spoons (shallow-diving [e.g., Rebel-Spoons] and flat (e.g., the Rattle Spoon), but you need to settle for the best for today.)

• Research different spoons Study product reviews, videos sharing on social media platforms like YouTube or Reddit to determine potential performances in different situations.

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Gear Choice

• Fish on your own hook strength, with an average force
• Line appropriate with your fish’s type: for strong fish-15 lb to 7 mm diameter

Rod & Reel

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- <b>Gents of different weights between rods</b>

|- reel for easy casting as long as it has instant, high-pressure release features in your favorite fish control handle

Tasting Conditions

Light Weather‘ Tackle:

• Avoid fish on windless condition where they swim at your hook

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• Strong winds create turbulence under 3 ft
• Breeze on water where bass or other species become nervous

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• Time of sun shine • After or during heavy rain/fresh water influx**