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More than one person swears by Binks, and with good reason. Another alternative is my favorite local, War Eagle. http://www.tacklewarehouse.com/War_Eagle_Jiggin_Spoon_2pk/descpage-WEJS.html

As for hanging up - get your boat directly over the hang and gently pull/jiggle up and let down. Many times the bait will come free, Only as a last resort, try to bend the hooks before the line breaks.

 

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I use the old reliable CC spoons in 3/4 mostly but I swap the hooks for a red treble that I tie a translucent skirt on.  Fish them horizontally in the evening during the summer at LOZ and it can be a real hoot with hybrids and walleye in addition to boatloads of white bass.  I would certainly use the Binks if I had them; next time to Norfork may pick up a few manyshads  - he really knows how to use that bait to catch fish.

Mike

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8 hours ago, nomolites said:

I use the old reliable CC spoons in 3/4 mostly but I swap the hooks for a red treble that I tie a translucent skirt on.  Fish them horizontally in the evening during the summer at LOZ and it can be a real hoot with hybrids and walleye in addition to boatloads of white bass.  I would certainly use the Binks if I had them; next time to Norfork may pick up a few manyshads  - he really knows how to use that bait to catch fish.

Mike

All this talk about spoons...I have already placed an order with Binks (they are running a deal too) , I bought some 1/4 oz crappie spoons to try, and a couple "many shad", of course.

If you see a boat pulling a dingy behind it, it's me, I had to have some place to put the tackle. I need to go on a tackle fast.  

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2 hours ago, dan hufferd said:

All this talk about spoons...I have already placed an order with Binks (they are running a deal too) , I bought some 1/4 oz crappie spoons to try, and a couple "many shad", of course.

If you see a boat pulling a dingy behind it, it's me, I had to have some place to put the tackle. I need to go on a tackle fast.  

No, but you may just need a bigger boat...

Mike

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