It’s exciting to see all the new lures, color patterns and finishes every year. This year is no exception with Williams and Mooselook having several new colors and finishes. Williams also released the new multi-species HQ Series Spoon.
One of the most exciting spoons coming on in 2013 is the Williams HQ Series spoon. It’s one spoon that can be used to catch multiple different species of gamefish. In the Great Lakes, anglers are going to catch trout, salmon and lakers.
Fishing lures entice fish to strike them by making erratic movements. These erratic movements make the lure appear to be fleeing, wounded or dying. That’s why spoons like the Thundermist Boa Jig’r Jigging Spoon are so extremely productive when it comes to fishing.
There’s something really fishy about this spoon. It’s the shape. This spoon had the same profile as a baitfish. In the water and being pulled forward, the Mooselook Wobbler looks just like a fleeing baitfish. When paused, the Mooselook Wobbler looks like a dying baitfish.
Fishing spoons come in several different styles. Each one is designed for a specific technique. A flutter spoon is more for fishing horizontally while the slab spoon is intended to be fished vertically. Another spoon that’s a compromise between the flutter spoon and slab is the Wahoo Fish Hawk Jig’n Shad, but unlike the other two is beveled on both sides.
The popularity of fishing with big flutter spoons has grown tremendously over the past few years. Most of its due to professional anglers like Kelly Jordon winning a major tournament with one. Everyone saw how effective a big spoon could be for catching big fish.
The Python Darter by Thundermist Lure Company is a spoon that can be used rigged with or without a soft plastic trailer. When rigged by itself, the Python Darter will dance around back and forth making it an even more enticing lure. You can fish it from shore or on the bank.
Artificial lures are designed to imitate live forage. Some have the shape of crawfish while others shaped like baitfish. An artificial spoon has a natural profile of a baitfish, but one spoon that excels at having a realistic shape is a jigging minnow spoon like the Wahoo Fish Hawk Jig’n Minnow Spoon.
Spoons catch fish. It’s as simple as that, but not every spoon has the same shape. The shape gives them their action in the water; in addition to whatever action the angler imparts. The Williams Whitefish Spoon also has a unique stabilizing ridge down the center of the spoon that creates its only distinctive action.
Big fish love big spoons. Little spoons just won’t do. These fish are looking for a meal not a snack. That’s why when big fish are biting big spoons it’s just so much fun to fish with them. Plus fishing with spoons is an easy technique to learn and can be done on a spinning rod and reel combo or baitcasting combo.
Ladies and Gentlemen; welcome, the new painted finishes by Nech Wilderness Flutter Spoons! That’s right; Nech Wilderness Flutter Spoons are now available in vibrant colors. Sure everyone loves the 14K gold Nech Wilderness Flutter Spoon, but now anglers have more choices when it comes to fishing with a spoon.
It’s exciting to see all the new lures, color patterns and finishes every year. This year is no exception with Williams and Mooselook having several new colors and finishes. Williams also released the new multi-species HQ Series Spoon.
Fishing lures entice fish to strike them by making erratic movements. These erratic movements make the lure appear to be fleeing, wounded or dying. That’s why spoons like the Thundermist Boa Jig’r Jigging Spoon are so extremely productive when it comes to fishing.
There’s something really fishy about this spoon. It’s the shape. This spoon had the same profile as a baitfish. In the water and being pulled forward, the Mooselook Wobbler looks just like a fleeing baitfish. When paused, the Mooselook Wobbler looks like a dying baitfish. 
The Python Darter by Thundermist Lure Company is a spoon that can be used rigged with or without a soft plastic trailer. When rigged by itself, the Python Darter will dance around back and forth making it an even more enticing lure. You can fish it from shore or on the bank.
Big fish love big spoons. Little spoons just won’t do. These fish are looking for a meal not a snack. That’s why when big fish are biting big spoons it’s just so much fun to fish with them. Plus fishing with spoons is an easy technique to learn and can be done on a spinning rod and reel combo or baitcasting combo.