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I am not a huge spoon fisherman, but recently was bored, and tied one on and immediately my day got better. It was a hot afternoon on the river and fishing was very average. I didn't catch anything big, but12" smallmouth were really on it. Spoons seem to be mostly a lake bait, and I was wondering if anyone else has tried them on river smallmouth? I know I'll be experimenting more, as soon as the rivers go down some......

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Looks like a little minner. Bass love them.

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I was forced to use a blade bait (silver buddy) in the Clarion River in Pennsylvania while at a job site. A guy let me use his rod and the only 2 lures he had were silver buddys. I actually caught quite a few nice smallies. It was mid winter too.

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I don't use spoons on the river but I am a fan of Chrome colored cranks. And they seem to work better later in the afternoon. A chrome Hot N Tot is a must in any tackle box. Brownies love'em!

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I didn't know spoons were lake baits. Have had great success on very blue bright days in the fast sections with a Little Cleo 1/8 oz gold spoon.

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