Breaking down the basics of spooning - rigging, knot, line size, adding a swivel, location and retrieve.
Everything about Spooning for Bass
- Kelly Ripa
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Re: Everything about Spooning for Bass
Everything? Hardly.I guess I need a cameraman/GoPro in the boat.
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Re: Everything about Spooning for Bass
Rip, do you think a camera in your boat would be the wisest choice?Kelly Ripa wrote:Everything? Hardly.I guess I need a cameraman/GoPro in the boat.
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- Kelly Ripa
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Re: Everything about Spooning for Bass
Actually Mark........I really should get a go pro since there isn't anyone in the backseat 99% of the time.
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Re: Everything about Spooning for Bass
It would probably be instructive, and fun, if you decided to post your videos.
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Re: Everything about Spooning for Bass
The vedio was a commercial not very instructional unless you want to loose lots of snagged spoons.
Spoon are usually fast feeders moving with Threadfin Shad schools and suspended, not on bottom.
Your sonar unit is extremely important and knowing what type little birds, pied bill or western greibs, is important to determine what depth and direction the Shad school is moving.
Techniques vary depending spoon size and shape, adding chicken feathered premium treble hooks is one the most important spoon mods you can make to improve strike ratio's.
Mark you don't need spoons in the delta, you need a fillet knife and agree Kelly should do a video!
Tom
Spoon are usually fast feeders moving with Threadfin Shad schools and suspended, not on bottom.
Your sonar unit is extremely important and knowing what type little birds, pied bill or western greibs, is important to determine what depth and direction the Shad school is moving.
Techniques vary depending spoon size and shape, adding chicken feathered premium treble hooks is one the most important spoon mods you can make to improve strike ratio's.
Mark you don't need spoons in the delta, you need a fillet knife and agree Kelly should do a video!
Tom
Re: Everything about Spooning for Bass
Old school I sent you a pm. Hope you don't mind. Thanks
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PM sent!McLovin wrote:Old school I sent you a pm. Hope you don't mind. Thanks
Re: Everything about Spooning for Bass
Thank you for taking the time to answer my question. Jesse Ochoa
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