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| As a continuation to my obsession with having a collection of the largest lures available, im wondering whats the largest spoon type lure available on the marked
Thank you for any info |
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Location: Southwest PA | I'm pretty sure my grandma had the biggest spoon on the market. It hurt like he'll whenever she would give us a good whacking with it. I think eppinger makes the second largest, their biggest red eye wiggler is only slightly smaller than my hand and they have some massive daredelves too I think up to a little over 3oz. |
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| gibbs has 9 inch trout spoons i think and some big spoons for largys on lake fork now |
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| eppinger got some really large one |
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| The large eppinger is the trolling one on the catalog yes? |
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| maybe ,the size was something like 6x3 |
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Location: oswego, il | Check out the ben parker bass spoons, they make some big ones. |
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Location: Southwest PA | Ben Parker has an 8" if I remember correctly? |
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Location: oswego, il | Tommis - 3/4/2018 11:27 AM
Ben Parker has an 8" if I remember correctly?
Yes, i guess depending on you're state or province of origin dictates whether or not 8" is a big bait.  |
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| Make your own. Go get a garden shovel and take the spade end off , drill one hole for line tie and one for the hook. |
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| Landonfish - 3/4/2018 11:50 AM
Make your own. Go get a garden shovel and take the spade end off , drill one hole for line tie and one for the hook.
Does the spade style work better then the square end? |
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| https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=T47nTNhhdg0
that kind of idea does seem to work lol |
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Location: Latitude 41.3016 Longitude 88.6160 | Huskie Daredevil
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| At https://www.hagensfish.com/, they sell a 12 inch "novelty casting spoon" that looks like a Daredevil. It appears to be intended for gag gifts, but I was thinking it looks about the right size for a big musky.
Brian |
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| Yes spade style |
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| Look up bunker spoons used for trolling saltwater stripers. |
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Location: Sycamore, IL | Mike King, AKA Kingfisher on this site used to make a 12" trolling spoon. Do a search in the basement baits section for some pics. Not sure if he makes them anymore or not... |
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| Landonfish - 3/4/2018 11:50 AM
Make your own. Go get a garden shovel and take the spade end off , drill one hole for line tie and one for the hook.
what a great idea i have never seen something like that,but it's almost the shame shape. |
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