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Location: Des Moines IA | Joe Bucher Outdoors! New for 2010! You guessed it. Big musky style weedless spoons. Awesome action in a big profile weedless spoon that truly goes thru the worst slop imaginable including surface grass.
Yes, spoons have been around for years, but never made in a really big musky version weedless. The new Slopmaster Spoon will open new doors for anyone who wants to fish nasty slop. You will pull fish out of impossible spots with this new bait. |
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| Hi Mike,
Are they avalible yet? I love fishing with spoons my biggest fish a 51.5" musky came on a spoon. |
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| Any pics of this bait? |
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Location: APPLETON, WI | Pics! |
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Location: Musky Tackle Online, MN | I don't think there's any pictures available yet. They're revealing it for the first time this week at ICAST.
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Location: Racine Wisconsin | My hunch is that it's going to look very similar to this. 7" overall length and just over 3 ounces. Many different colors and probably available skirted or un-skirted. Just a guess.
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Location: Des Moines IA | I just happened to come across a post on facebook, and though tit was interesting. Who'd a thunk it? Spoons? For Muskies? Old School ............... |
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Location: Beaver County, Pennsylvania | first musky i ever caught was while fishing for trout with a little daredevil(red/white) |
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Location: APPLETON, WI | I know a lot of my buddies still refer to spoons as an "old man's bait"... but they've been tried and true for a long time so they work. They're just a far cry from the advancement and technology of today's baits. |
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| any news on this? are there on line shops who run them already? |
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Location: Musky Tackle Online, MN | Mark, from what they said at ICAST, these will be available late this year or early next.
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| Advances and technology still dont fish milfoil well. A big old johnson minnow with a trailer still catches them for me at times  |
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Location: nappanee IN | i have 44" of reason why a spoon catches musky. just ask vince weirick about the first ice-out challenge the webster club had. we went between 3 boats with 2 guys in each boat throwing bulldawgs back in 03 and got 2 skies. still have that spoon, have to sharpen up the hooks again and give it another shot..karol
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