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Posts: 94 | Are anyone here into using spoons at all? I mostly use crankbaits when trolling, but at times I feel a bit nostalgic and use spoons such as these in the picture, they're Abu Garcia Atom spoons, an old and proven classic for pike fishing in Sweden. And they still work pretty well, a good alternative those days when nothing else works. They biggest size (which I normally use for trolling myself), is 3 1/2 inches long and 1 1/4 oz. If there's any interest I can offer some in the sell forum (I live in Sweden and can get ahold of brand new spoons like these for those interested in trying them out). Let me know in this thread if you are. Mike Attachments ----------------  karta-atom.jpg (35KB - 67 downloads) | ||
| sworrall |
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| Petey21 |
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Posts: 94 | sworrall - 1/7/2006 6:50 AM Spoons still work, real well, too. they just are not 'fashionable' right now, but I bet they would be if a few folks got back to adding this 'jump lure' to the arsenal! I had a friend who lived in Sweeden for awhile, is there still a 'test' one must pass to get a fishing permit/license? I know spoons aren't very "fashionable" these days, but personally I don't care really but use them at times anyway, and I seriously doubt the fish care either.  But there have never been any tests to get a fishing license in Sweden, you just go and buy it. I think I've heard there are such tests in Germany and maybe some other European countries too, but not in Sweden. Edited by Petey21 1/7/2006 5:48 AM | ||
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