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flutter spoon #8468845 01/18/13 01:57 AM
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Anybody throwing one now?
Is there a time of year it's most productive?


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Re: flutter spoon [Re: 4967] #8468859 01/18/13 02:00 AM
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Yep, Right Now.

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Re: flutter spoon [Re: 4967] #8469846 01/18/13 06:49 AM
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Fished one every Sunday for the last three Sundays in our weekly jackpots boated pretty decent keepers with it right now. Caught some monsters out of Dunlap on it one of my all time favorite ways to fish deep or for suspended fish.

Re: flutter spoon [Re: 4967] #8474231 01/19/13 06:03 AM
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what about a "little George" style lure? I use to use them back in Ga. this time of year and did good on them.

Re: flutter spoon [Re: 4967] #8474332 01/19/13 10:34 AM
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Little Georges work better on crappie but no doubt will catch bass too.

Re: flutter spoon [Re: 4967] #8474364 01/19/13 11:35 AM
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I keep a Lake fork tackle barfish spoon on the deck all year... I've caught some of the biggest fish of my life on it year round .




Re: flutter spoon [Re: 4967] #8474398 01/19/13 12:06 PM
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1oz george rip & fall WILL catch bass.


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A big YES to LFT spoons.

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Spoons work year round in my opinion.


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Re: flutter spoon [Re: 4967] #8475118 01/19/13 05:20 PM
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they work now

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Only thing I caught a fish on last week lol.


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What's the preferred size of your flutter spoon?


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5in does best for me last week never ripped it up. just lifted slowly and let swing back on simi tight line. every few lifts a little extra hop at the top was normaly where a bite was triggered. I am sure some dont use swivels but a good berring swivel a few feet up seems manditory for me. Someone else might chime in on this.


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